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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1946
Page
4
Dr Roma Gans spoke at St Pauls Chapel about education and its purpose to guide the child morally. She cited security retirement and status as growing issues shaped by today’s economy and urged more people to enter teaching to meet a critical shortage.
The World Student Service Fund supports the Combloux Rehabilitation Center and its chalet for French students. The program provides physical recovery, social activities, and cultural enrichment, including music, choir, photography, and study groups, aiding re adaptation to university life.
A letter received by Mildred Reed, Barnard Red Cross chairman, expresses gratitude from Halloran General Hospital patients for the Sunday afternoon Open House on March 10 1946. The note thanks Miss Reed and the young ladies of the group and asks to extend thanks to each hostess.
The International Committee of Columbia University invites eighty nations’ students to Friday Dodge Room meetings at Earl Hall. Topics include The Development of American Jazz and The Role of American Labor Unions with records from the Columbia Music Department.
Barn Dance held Friday night as AA members from Barnard and Columbia wore western outfits and danced for three and a half hours in the gym. Dr Ira Zasloff led as caller with violin by Mrs Jessie Rauch and piano by Mrs Nancy Jay.
Professor Norman Ramsey of Columbia will discuss phases of atomic energy this Friday in John Jay Lounge from 3 45 to 6 00. He helped on the Manhattan Project and briefed the Hiroshima Nagasaki crews. Movies of the bomb's destruction will be shown after the talk.
The first rehearsal for Geeck Games entrance is at 7 tonight. Freshmen and sophomores are urged to attend as entrance points are awarded based on participation. No eligibility points required. Further rehearsals follow on March 21 and 26 with dress and final orchestral rehearsals planned.
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