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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1947
Page
4
A columnist urges Barnard College to join Columbia University’s University Student Council, arguing inclusion would boost inter-school cooperation and student welfare. The piece criticizes isolation as self defeating and promotes Barnard’s active representation and autonomy within a coordinating university body.
Sir Leon Simon, chairman of the Executive Committee of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and president of the Inter-University Jewish Federation of Great Britain, will headline the Menorah and Seixas Societies Open House in Farr Hall at 4 15. He is a noted Hebraist and translator of Plato and Adad Ha Am. An open house lecture recital on Jewish music followed a Monday meeting by Edgar Mills of Chev Shalom Congregation New York New Ark.
The Spanish Club will honor Senora Amelica del Rio with a tea in the Conference Room from 4 to 6 today. Del Rio heads Barnard College’s Spanish Department, and students show appreciation for her guidance and support.
Barnard lists activities from March 13 to 17 including French Club rehearsals in the Theater, a Freshman Tea, Political Council Forum, Spanish Major's Tea, a Lenten Series at the Holy Catholic Church with Rev Dr Cole, AA supper, Pan American Group, Music Club, Coffee Dance, New York Classical Club, Freshman-Sophomore Dance, and Elizabeth Cosgrove on U N employment opportunities in the College Parlor.
International Relations Club sponsors a Tuesday 4 pm meeting in the Conference Room to explain international student cooperation and exchange systems. The session, with the Political Council program, aims to inform Barnard students about the National Student Organization. Speakers include Deming Hoyt and Barnard's foreign students.
Sheila Harrington participates in Assembly activities every other Monday at St Lawrence and has Greek Games experience from her sophomore year. She directed the first Junior Show since spring 1943 and did Nurse's Aide work in Southampton. In spare hours she enjoys films and has a noted fascination with the mummy case at the Metropolitan Museum.
Mrs. Dorothy Osborne and Miss Dorothy Blondel spoke at the Vocational Committee on education last Thursday. Osborne said private schools value character over advanced degrees, with salaries from 1600 to 5000 dollars and small classes of ten to fifteen. Blondel said public schools require more rigid qualifications, with teaching method courses and summers of study, salaries from 2100 to 5400 for department heads, and larger classes with problem children.
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