Bulletin Constitution Pending Ratification Debate Continues
A noon Representative Assembly meeting discussed continued ratification of the Bulletin constitution. Amendments passed include a six week try out and editor in chief eligibility after two Bulletin staff years. Student Committee Against Censorship plans a second petition urging College to reaffirm its protest and limit council power.
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Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Ptha
Student Council
Celebrities Attend Tea Held by Alumnae Tomorrow
Alumnae Undergraduate Tea scheduled for tomorrow, March 7, in the College Parlor. Guests include John Erskine Ganna Walska Helen Gahagan Phil Cook Jeannie Lang Mrs. Walter Rosen Turbi and Gena Branscombe, with Mrs J C Auchincloss and others pouring. Alumnae lecture moved from March 6 to March 22 with Dean Gildersleeve speaking on Preparing for New Leisure.
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J.C. Auchincloss
Francis X. Dineen
Martin le Boutiller
Margery Hallett
Walter Grant Thomas
Joseph Norris
Bernard Naumberg
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard College Seeks Talent For Junior Show Tryouts
Marion Greenebaum invites all students to join the Junior Show with tryouts this week at 4 p.m. in 408 Barnard Hall. Preliminary auditions were held in Even Study last week to select singers. The April 2021 events include an evening show with a formal Saturday performance and dancing, themed around Barnard life and activities, parodying Toland the music from Gilbert and Sullivan.
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Marion Greenebaum
Barnard Hall
Mrs Herr Replaces Miss Kruger as Student Advisor
Mrs Robert Herr formerly Christina Furse returns to Barnard College as assistant to Ann Weeks and general student advisor. Her career includes Greek Games chair Junior Prom head and Senior Class President. She notes happiness combining duties at home and campus life and recalls her Freshman Dance debut.
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Mrs. Herr
Barnard
Miss Kruger
Batnar Vo
Robert Herr
Herr
Debating Club Plans On Austrian Crisis series
The Debating Club schedules a series on Austria’s crisis with events starting March 6 led by Frederick Weinberger. Topics include postwar geography, Treaty of St Germain effects, economic rehabilitation, possible alignment with Nazi Germany or a Danubian Union, and independence’s European role. Students should contact Angeline Bouchard to participate.
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Frederick Weinberger
Paris
Vienna
America
St. Germain
Europe
Austria
Nazi Germany
Angeline Bouchard
Death of Professor Adam Leroy Jones Shocks University
Flags at half mast mark the death of Professor Adam Leroy Jones, long time Director of Admissions since 1909 and associate professor of philosophy since 1911. Colleagues praise his scientific approach to education and his belief that each student is a person, with thousands recalling his warmth and wit across the university and country.
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Adam Leroy Jones
Jones
Baldwin
Bulletin
Economists Need Wider Outlook Warns Barnard Speaker
Dr Arthur D Gayer of Barnard College urged broader view among economists at a Social Science Forum luncheon. He cautioned that extreme specialization limits practical policy advice and called for knowledge spanning monetary policy and other fields. Diana Campbell announced she will chair Barnard’s Undergraduate Association next year.
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National Planning Board
Washington
Gayer
Diana Campbell
Miss Campbell
New Zealand student at Barnard shares views and study plans
Sheila Porteous from Dunedin reflects on differences between New Zealanders and New Yorkers. She notes shared interests among girls, differences in work and play intensity, and describes Dunedin as Edinburgh turned around. Porteous discusses Otago University studies and her Barnard liberal arts goals.
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Sheila Porteous
Barnard’s
New ‘Zealand
Dunedin
City
Edinburgh
New Zealand
Department of Otago
Barnard
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