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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1941
Page
4
A Barnard student letter examines a Spectator report on last Tuesday's Peace Assembly. It disputes who was rejected as speakers, defends editorial choices, and critiques administration approval norms while urging freer student–administration dialogue.
Students may apply in writing before March 14 1941 to exercise the professional option at Barnard. Eligibility requires a good record committee permission and 90 points of academic work including grouped work plus a 28 point major, completed before transfer to the professional school. Transfer students must complete at least one full year at Barnard with an unusually good record.
The University Christian Association schedules a square dancing party in Earl Hall on Friday night March 21 from 8 30 to 1. Miss Margaret Holland will call the dances with Aurelia Maresca assisting. Attendees are asked to wear vagabond attire and tickets cost 35 cents sold at Earl Hall or by UCA members at noon next week on Jake.
Edwin B. Matzke assistant professor of Botany at Columbia will give an illustrated lecture titled Autumn Coloration to the Botany Club on March 14. He will explain why leaves turn color and why temperate climates show so much variety. Slides include photos of trees in New York area. The meeting is Friday March 14 at 4 30 in room 339 Milbank. The college is invited.
The Chairman of the Barnard Committee for British War Relief announced a meeting of the entire college committee and sub committees today at 12 in Milbank 104. Attendance is urged for all members.
Barnard College will participate in the Intercollegiate Music Guild of America festival at New Jersey College for Women in New Brunswick on March 14 and 15. Performances include duets for sopranos Eleanor Hut Chings and Nancy Pugh, violin solos by Jeanne Mitchell, viola solos by Eugenia Limberg, and a piano solo by Lillian Margolin. faculty and Glee Club members will attend. Other colleges: Sarah Lawrence Princeton Rutgers. The meeting of the Collegium Musicum scheduled for Monday night has been postponed.
The All-University Peace Conference will be held on March 15 following a Committee of 100 meeting. A campus peace organization will form after the conference to pursue the decided peace policy with votes for students, faculty, organization representatives, and University employees. others may attend as guests.
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