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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1954
Page
2
The Physical Education Department announces week of Greek Games and Spring Registration changes. Classes meet March 29 30. March 31 gym classes excused. April 1 2 no PE, spring outdoor registration times set. seniors may skip PE unless needed. outdoor season begins April 19 with coed dancing and riding instruction at $3 per hour.
The Barnard Debate Council elected its new officers for next year at the last meeting. Vita Bogart 55 is president, Laura Rosenbaum 67 business manager, Marion Bachrach 57 freshman manager, Vivian Gruder 57 secretary treasurer, Iris Robinson 67 judges chairman, Rita Mednick 7 tournament, Elaine Bernstein 57 and Pamela Moore 57 publicity co chairmen. The Seventh Annual Barnard Debate Tournament is set for April 24 with teams debating the topic Resolved That All Qualified Teachers Be Allowed to Teach.
The Barnard Alumnae Council will meet April 2–3 on campus to discuss Free Use of Knowledge, a Bicentennial theme variation. Speakers include Millicent McItosh and Anne Gary Parnell, with panels on careers, curriculum, and community impact. Greek Games will be performed Saturday afternoon.
Richard F. Heinmann a Professional Associate at Richardson Bellows Henry and Company and Lynne Fischer supervisor at General Cables Corp will headline a panel for the Psychology Club. Tea and discussion run Friday March 19 from 4 to 6 in the College Parlor with the entire college invited.
Barnard College Athletic Association sponsors a square dance on March 19 1954 from 8 30 to 11 30 with Cliff Bullard as caller. The event includes square and social dancing and admission is 60 cents.
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