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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1954
Page
3
Professor Paul Tillick of Union Theological Seminary spoke at a Noon Meeting on Our Ultimate Concerns. He argued that everyone has an ultimate concern and that religion can be viewed as unconditional seriousness or infinite passions, distinguishing finite concerns from true ultimate concerns.
G P Putnam Sons announces the fifth annual Emily James Putnam Memorial Award at Barnard College valued at 500 dollars with judges Irita Van Doren Elizabeth Janeway and Diarmuid Russell. Deadline March 15 for submissions to Prof John A Kouwenhoven. Mademoiselle invites 1954 College Fiction Contest entries 3000 to 5000 words postmarked by April 15.
All freshmen and sophomores are requested to sign up in the Medical Office for their annual physical examinations. These examinations are required.
Annette Wilbois, athletic association president elect, asked the Representative Assembly last Wednesday to buy a college station wagon for field trips and driver transport to Barnard Camp intercollegiate debates and conferences. The assembly approved a motion to purchase. Florence Federman reported CUSC is studying campus parking. A $20 diploma fee was proposed to drop to $5 with diploma costs spread across students. Gisella Von Scheven said the nationwide April conference on merits of college education may falter due to finances. The assembly approved $52 for four traveling delegates to the Model UN Assembly at Alfred University April 9-11. Claire Mangus reports NSA tickets for campus and city use are being explored for next year.
Six young men attended the Barnard gym Wednesday night for a co-ed open gym hour. Badminton basketball and volleyball were played while some indulged in ping pong. The Columbia man’s reluctance may stem from fear of showing up or doubts about the activity, though basketball was played under a liberal interpretation of boys rules.
Elections for the 1954 1955 academic year will be held tomorrow and Wednesday from Q to 4 on Tako. Gisela Von Scheven and Dawn Lille compete for senior class president with rich records in student governance and campus activities.
Barnard freshmen run a school-wide blazers sale with 50 jackets sold last week and more to come. White jackets with light blue trim feature a Barnard emblem in blue silk. fitting on Friday. Prices depend on order count with deluxe and Shetland options, late orders cost $1 more.
Almost 250 people crowded the decks of the S S Barnardia at the Soph Frosh Prom in the James Room on Saturday night March 6. Social chairmen Stephanie Horton and Sue Levi led the event with a cruise ship theme, signal flags, and ships bells. The Herb Gardner Sextette and the Arthur Murray Dancers provided entertainment.
The Undergraduate Association election produced a tie for vice president between Janet Moorhead and Fran Evans and a tie for secretary between Dolores Johnson and Terry Kaplan. Cynthia Bachner was elected treasurer, Siena Ernst won Honor Board chair, and Annette Wilbeis became Athletic Association president. Turnout stood at 39 percent with 453 voters.
Four Barnard girls compete against Princeton students in the weekly College Bowl Quiz to be recorded March 11 at 8 30 p m in Brooks Living Room and broadcast March 14 on NBC. The team seeks $500 for Barnard. losers receive wrist watches. President McIntosh joins a five member NBC panel on careers at 2 30 p m March 14.
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