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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1944

Page

2

Rep Assembly Hears Report on NWFO Drive

Iris Davis reports 2283.33 dollars sent to the National War Fund. The Assembly suggests early drive planning and a calendar schedule for openings. One quarter of Undergraduate treasury balances to Morningside Community Center and Manhattanville Day Nursery. About one hundred dollars each. Proposals include investing remaining balance in War Bonds pending approval.

Iris Davis National War Fund Representative Assembly

Fortunes Told At Senior Tea For Red Cross Benefit

Seniors at Barnard will attend a Senior Tea next Monday from 4 to 5 30 in the College Parlor to hear a fortune teller. A drawing will select a limited number of seniors for readings while proceeds benefit the Red Cross Drive. The event is the third of four Senior Teas with about thirty faculty members invited alongside the senior class.

Barnard Op Ke Sénfor Red Cross D. T

Talks on Navajos Tomorrow Night at Columbia

The Institute of Arts and Sciences of Columbia University hosts Alfred M. Bailey director of the Colorado Museum of Natural History tomorrow evening with a lecture titled The Land of the Navajos. Also schedule includes Busch String Quartet on March 18 and Sidney R. Montague speaking on Northern Frontiers of Tomorrow on March 20. Montague, known as Monty of the Mounties, has long served with the Canadian Mounted Police and traveled widely in the north.

Institute of Arts and Sciences Columbia University Alfred M. Baily Colorado Museum of Natural History Baily Busch String Quartet Institute Sidney R. Montague Mr. Montague The Canadian Mounted Police Monty Mounties

Return Of Torches For Air Raid Equipment

Comptroller John J. Swan reports a recent inspection found hand search-light torches missing from cabinets containing air raid and fire defense equipment. Torches likely removed during drills. they must be returned immediately. Students and others not assigned to use the gear should not open or tamper with cabinets.

Spanish Professor To Address Club

The Spanish Club announces its week end at camp March 24 25 and 26. An oral contest for the recitation of Spanish Poetry will be held on April 23 with books and paintings awarded as prizes. Full details of the contest are posted on the Spanish Bulletin Board in Milbank Hall basement.

Institute of Columbia Milbank Hall Jake

Student Council selects ten senior proctors

At a recent Student Council meeting ten new Senior Proctors were chosen to replace those lost in February graduation. The chosen girls include Ruth Bradshaw Natanya Neumann Sibyl Herzog Jean C Walsh Margaret McFall Marion LaFountain Ruth Lyttle Alice Eaton Mary Rogers and Dorothy Carroll.

Ruth Bradshaw Natanya Neumann Sybil Herzog Jean C. Walsh Margaret McFall Marion LaFountain Ruth Lyttle Alice Eaton Mary Rogers Dorothy Carroll

Father Ford Discusses Harlem Citizen Group Efforts

Father George B. Ford, Columbia counsellor and Harlem City-Wide Citizen's Committee member, outlines aims to correct housing, health, employment, and education injustices. He notes progress in expanding Negro employment and emphasizes democracy should benefit all citizens, with changes described as slow but heartening.

Annette Auld Father George B. Ford Columbia University Harlem Ford Father Ford

Jewish Vocal and Orchestral Program Directed by Dr. Weinberg

A Jewish music concert at Earl Hall on Sunday March 26 at 8 30 p m features Dr. Jacob Weinberg directing with Ruth Kirsch-Arndt and Edgar Mills as vocal soloists, Harold Kohon on violin, and a chorus led by Harry Coopersmith. The program includes Rossi 128th Psalm, Milhaud Hymn to Zion, Bloch Nigan and Weinberg Scherzo, with Mills performing two works by Joel Engel and others. Rabbi Isidor B Hoffman introduces the performers.

Earl Hall Jewish Graduate Society The Seixas Society Menorah Society Jacob Weinberg Ruth Kirsch- Arndt Edgar Mills Weinberg Harold Kohon Rachel Ginsberg Jewish Education Committee Harry Coopersmith Ethel Coopersmith Isidor B. Hoffman Miss Kirsh-Arndt Salomone Rossi Zion Darius Milhaud Mr. Kohon Nigan Ernest Bloch Dr. Weinberg Lord Joel Engel Mr. Mills

Dance benefits Red Cross and V-12s week events

A Red Cross benefit dance will be held Sunday at Earl Hall from 2 30 to 5 00 for the new class of midshipmen. A V 12 dance follows Friday March 31 in the cafeteria. The German department sponsors a conversational team tomorrow March 17 in Room 115 at 4 15. The Deutscher Kreis plans a March 27 meeting in the College Parlor with two other clubs to discuss Martin Luther. This weekend Episcopal Club replaces French Club at camp. Members of both clubs urged to sign up.

Red Cross Earl Hall Midshipmen The Deutscher Kreis Martin Luther

Honor Board slate to be revised for upcoming elections

Anne Ross notes changes in the A A schedule. Next Monday and Tuesday the Honor Board chairman will be chosen from a revised slate. nominations for Undergraduate vice-president and class presidents are postponed. Vice-presidential candidates will be nominated at an Undergraduate meeting next Wednesday.

Passover Reservations Open At Jewish Theological Seminary

Rabbi Hoffman urges immediate reservations for Passover meals at the Jewish Theological Seminary. The festival runs from April 8 to April 15, with meals available during the period.

Rabbi Hoffman Jewish Theological Seminary

Letter on student library supervision and trust

The Editon Bulletin notes it cannot publish anonymous letters but acknowledges a signed letter from Sabra Follette 45 praising students for assuming library supervision. The writer urges continued faculty trust in student leadership over academic dishonesty and courtesy, hoping staff maintain confidence and students accept responsibility.

Sabra Follette

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