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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1948
Page
4
A letter to the editor argues for strict library reserve rules at Barnard. It stresses cooperation to curb book hoarding and noise, declines proctoring, and links orderly book use to the broader Honor System.
The International Activities Commission of the metropolitan regional NSA hosts a conference at New York University Heights on April 3 titled Study Work and Travel Abroad. Walter Wallace opens the session, with speakers from the Department of State and other groups. Robert Smith and other guests address attendees after lunch. The film Seeds of Destiny will be shown.
Barbara Hewlett announces the first AA assembly in years to be held Tuesday March 30 at 1 pm with Dr Meyer of Chapel Hill as chief speaker on Need for Recreation in Daily Living. The event includes AA awards, replacing the traditional banquet. Several New York area colleges played in Barnard volley game night March 17 from 7 to 10 pm.
Halina, a gifted sculptress and University of Warsaw entrant, searched for her parents for six months and found them alive. She seeks books, tools, pencils, medicine for a heart condition, warm clothing and shoes, and a letter of hope. Donations may be made at school in the box on Jake. inquiries to Miss Crane via Student Mail.
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh and Dr. Lorna F. McQuire led a class meeting at Brinckerhoff Theatre on March 16 to address freshmen choosing sophomore programs. They urged balanced exploration, minor specialization, and a horizontal approach by sampling related fields to discover interests and prepare for future needs.
Michael and President Fackenthal stroll from the club to Low Memorial Library while photographers swarm. Michael smiles through the flashbulbs as free cigarettes are seized by university press members. Anne receives stares of luck in the scene.
Barnard and Rutgers plan a radio debate on April 3 at 10 30 PM over station WJZ. Representatives Beverly Beck and Barbara Moskowitz will present the proposition Resolved That the voting age be lowered to eighteen.
Latin American and Canadian students recount coming to Barnard College from Jamaica Antigua Argentina Puerto Rico and Ottawa. They describe dorm life snow in New York subway life New York institutions and future plans in medicine engineering languages and teaching while joining clubs and exploring the city.
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