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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1944
Page
3
Dr. Richard M. Brickner warned that Nazism is the culmination of a paranoid strain in German thought since the 19th century. He urged immediate action to prevent another world war and to identify conformers as part of treating the German problem.
The Busch String Quartet offers the second and last concert in Brinckerhoff Theatre on Monday March 27 at 8 30 pm. Music students can secure tickets in Room 408 while other students go to Room 104 Barnard Hall. The performances are provided as a gift by an anonymous donor.
Anne Ross was elected president of Barnard College Athletic Association after a two day vote ending yesterday with 546 ballots cast. She defeated Miriam Skinner and Mary C Morgan in a tight three candidate race. Miss Ross will serve on the Representative Assembly and Student Council and oversee all A A meetings. The election schedule was revised causing Honor Board chairman voting to be postponed.
Students vote on their favorite silk screen print in the Odd Study exhibit sponsored by the Fine Arts Club and department. Ballots are in Odd Study and the winning print will join the student collection. Works include At Sea by Mervin Jules and an impressionistic portrait of Chaim Gross by Harry Sternberg.
The College Tea featured the Women's Army Corps with Captain O M Oplvice as speaker and three enlisted WACs answering questions. He urged seniors planning to enlist after graduation to consider the 155 jobs in the WAC and cited urgent recruitment needs voiced by Col. Hobby.
Professor Jane Clark Carey argues for a federal ballot to allow soldiers overseas to vote in national elections while enabling state ballots for state elections. She warns the August first deadline and state-action dependence risk leaving soldiers without ballots and notes the need for a unified system amid fears by Roosevelt opponents that soldiers will back a fourth term.
Barnard College president of the Episcopal Club Marjorie Wysong Barnard 45 will speak on A Kingdom Divided at the chapel today at noon. The talk is part of Barnard Day at chapel sponsored by the Interfaith Council.
Miss Mary K. Browne spoke at a required assembly opening the Barnard Red Cross drive. She described converting a five story Brisbane building into a Red Cross club used by 3000 Marines and 380 Australian volunteers for first aid food and entertainment.
Fernando de los Rios ex ambassador to the United States will lecture in Spanish at the College Parlor tomorrow at 4 on El Gransismo y Don Francisco Giner. He taught law at Granada and Madrid and held posts as Minister of Justice Education and State. He has written on philosophy history and political science. A language festival contest for Spanish classes is announced with prizes of books reproductions and a medal.
Barnard College announces Marcia Holstein won the wartime frontespiece contest for the yearbook. The winning image will open the section A Changing Year. the first frontispiece shows Barnard Hall. Sales of originals and photos begin next Tuesday at the Jake booth run by Edith Goldsmith.
Janet Stevenson warns seniors to pay the five dollar Senior Week dues by April 1 to participate in events from June 2 to June 7. Installments are allowed but the first payment is due by April 1. Nonpaying seniors attend only the graduation at Columbia. The lineup includes step singing Baccalaureate Service tea class day commencement alumnae tea trustees supper and senior banquet.
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