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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1950
Page
4
Barnard students hear from candidates for Undergraduate Secretary and Treasurer. Statements emphasize the secretary’s role in voicing student opinion and fostering student faculty and dorm relations, while the treasurer is seen as knowledgeable about every campus organization and responsible for funding clubs.
Letters from Barnard students criticize the Representative Assembly and the handling of tuition increases. They urge more student input through a new referendum, arguing the current process limits cross sectional representation and shifts costs onto part time workers. The piece cites Times and Herald Tribune framing and lists several student signatories.
A Columbia and Barnard volunteer group performs weekly skits for St. Luke's Hospital patients every Friday, with separate adult and children programs praised by hospital officials. Performers include the Shanty Singers led by Don Kirkhead, Nancy Quint in dramatic readings, Dick Hoffman, and Barnard's Vicky Thomson. Volunteers sign up Wednesdays at 4 p.m. in Earl Hall.
Barnard Lausanne Study Group under Madame Charlotte Muret prepares for a summer trip to Lausanne. Last year’s trip impressed the University of Lausanne dean, with six to nine course points offered across French linguistics literature and European history. Students live with Swiss families and have three weeks for excursions after the program.
Bulletin reports on senior opinions about Dean Millicent C. McIntosh's new exam system. Jean Cummings favors delaying comprehensives after finals for transfer students. Juliana Davidow welcomes finals scheduling for pre med studying. Helen Gottesman opposes comprehensives but supports early finals with gaps before the comprehensive.
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