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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1952
Page
4
A Barnard College student laments loud study spaces as lounges for chat clash with the library during 3 to 4 PM on Tuesday March 11. She observed 3 to 5 tables in use with 10 to 20 minute conversations and notes efforts to ask talkers to relocate.
The article lists candidates and ideas for dorm governance roles and social events. DiCicco’s qualifications include freshman sponsorship and Residence Hall council experience. Hubert Goodall Rosenthal Pierson Fried man Kav in Lachman Vance are named for Residence Halls posts with plans for Open House sessions and social events.
The committee will investigate workload complaints by circulating a confidential questionnaire to all students in the course. If a reasonable majority echoes the complaint, the committee will recommend action to the relevant faculty. The focus is on non personal issues, not pure faculty criticism.
A March 7 sophomore class meeting in the theater failed to reach quorum while choosing a presidential slate. Six candidates on March 4 were narrowed to Lois Enson Pamela Lewis and Jane Webb with Lewis later withdrawn for ineligibility. The letter calls the meeting illegal and schedules a new vote for March 25 and 26 on Jake.
Four Barnard alumnae now at the Metropolitan Museum of Art spoke to art majors about apprenticeship and patience. They noted limited top positions for women, the museum’s businesslike, non profit ethos, and the value of lectures and tours for children.
Columbia University creates the first chair for the study of Yiddish Language Literature and Culture in the United States. The Atram Foundation funds it for 30 years and supports an annual scholarship program. the incumbent and scholarship recipients will be named later this year. Professor Andre Martinez notes it grants full recognition of Yiddish as a cultural medium.
The Wigs and Cues present Blood Wedding tonight through Saturday at Brinkerhoff Theater led by Cathy Rozen daal Geoffrey Brown Marion Magid and Adolphus Sweet who also directs. Caroll Ann Brown 753 handles choreography with dancers Eleanor Cate Margaret Collins Joan Steckler and Miss Brown. Spanish advisers Mrs Laura Garcia Lorca and Mrs Margarita DaCal supervise choreography and costuming.
Delegates register at 5 for a 6 pm business meeting led by Mrs Callahan followed by a 6 45 buffet in Hewitt Hall where Eva Hutchinson Dirkes will preside. Nan Heffelfinger Bettina Blake speak on Barnard Why My Major and What Does Your College Owe You. A performance of Blood Wedding follows. Saturday features an Administering Barnard meeting with Marian Smith Ruth Houghton Jean Palmer and a faculty alumnae panel led by Dr Henry Boorse.
The Currie Report calls for vocabulary focus in the first year and options to take distributed courses such as zoology with botany or chemistry with physics. It also suggests placement tests to avoid repeating material and may excuse well prepared students from some first year courses.
The Scandinavian Travel Service and NSA Travel Bureau will organize a five American student group traveling through Europe in a Ford car with a Scandinavian guide. Rooms, meals, and currency changes will be arranged. contact Abbie Gurf in, Barnard's student representative, for details.
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