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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1940
Page
4
A Barnard College editor letter questions whether second choice ballots were counted and urges the box be clearly marked for democracy. Also, Fine Arts Club exhibits abstract paintings by Feininger Kandinsky and others with a campus poll planned to gauge student reactions.
The University Singers from Rutgers Columbia NYU and the Hall of Fame Singers perform a concert at Town Hall on Saturday March 16 directed by Wal ter Giddings and Greenfield with Anna Kaskas as guest soloist It marks the group s first New York appearance and a Rutgers concert precedes this in New Brunswick on March 11 Tickets available from Columbia Glee Club 417 Jay Hall or from Ethel ver Room 333 Hewitt priced from 1.00.
An Executive Committee was formed to arrange the March 28 Columbia Town Meeting. Members include Howard Spragg and Henry Ware with others from Barnard, Jew. The group will seek representatives from Columbia Student Board Teachers College Council and other student bodies.
Don Chambers and his orchestra will lead an Irish folk dance tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the gymnasium. The Athletic Association sponsors the third dance of the season with green dress as admission. An exhibition of Irish dances will be shown and refreshments served. faculty members have been invited.
Menorah Society invites Baron Salo Wittmayer Baron to address the group on The Future of Jewish Culture next Thursday at four in the Conference Room. He is a Columbia University professor renowned for Jewish history and for his three volume Social and Religious History of the Jews.
Bulletin notes list of candidates for editor and class delegate roles at Representative Assembly. Rita Roher joins Editorial Board, Literary Staff, Mortarboard, and Greek Games committees. Each candidate will write editorials for three issues. March 29 will publish three editorials. Editor in chief to be elected April 1 by Assembly and Bulletin staff.
The article notes changes by the Representative Assembly including a one year term limit for officers and revised Article V on extra curricular budgets. It rejects sending Model League Conference delegates due to funds but offers to pay institutional fees if two or more students attend at their own expense. It requires Budget Committee reports by March 1 and organization reports within two weeks after the second semester begins.
Mabel Hounk King of Barnard 39 will describe the federation's work at a luncheon Thursday.
Freshmen and sophomores are named to leadership roles in campus activities. Elizabeth Bishop heads committees, Verna Mayberry serves on Mortarboard staff and clubs, while Nancy Wagner and Phyllis Wiegard hold multiple Mortarboard and Greek Games positions. Doris Williams is junior class president with Greek Games duties.
Student Council authorized the Physical Science Club to send official delegates to a intercollegiate science conference at Vassar College on Saturday April 6. The conference endorsement was approved last November and $10 was appropriated for delegate expenses.
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