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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1945
Page
3
Recounts tied L Trevor and Virginia Haggerty in the sophomore class. A second re vote was held Wednesday at noon under the same conditions as Friday. The secret ballot experiment drew more voters than the prior invalidated election with 227 votes and sixteen proxies, ten ballots marked no vote.
Dr Reinhold Neibuhr of Union Theological Seminary will deliver a noon chapel sermon next Thursday as part of Columbia University’s third annual Conference on Religion. From March 19 to 23 Barnard and Columbia religious clubs will host sessions on Religious Fundamentals the Bases for Enduring Peace. Neibuhr, author of The Nature and Destiny of Man, spoke at Barnard two years ago and will then join a student luncheon at 12:30 in the men's faculty club with reservations for about 100 guests. The luncheon price will be announced later.
The article outlines Senior Week activities with sign ups on Jake for intentions and stocking sizes. It notes the step-singing ceremony in Milbank quadrangle after exams, ivy planting by the Bulletin editor, and the senior class president handing over cap and gown. Dues go on sale April 9 from 11 to 2 daily, covering activities and invitations.
The Representative Assembly meets at noon in Room 408 to elect Bear editor from Anne Marie Phelps and Betty Barras, Mortarboard editor from Doris Hopfer and Priscilla Block, and Mortarboard business manager from Ruth Maier and Nancy Cameron.
Joan Raup forty six was elected Bulletin editor for the coming year by the Bulletin staff and Representative Assembly at a special meeting. She ran against Joan Zeiger and Judith Rudansky, and pledged to continue Undergraduate Association policy and broaden student input in Bulletin.
A slate for the All-College presidency forms after more than four nominations. Fifty-name petitions were submitted to Ale cia Conner by each candidate before Friday noon to keep names on the slate. Several nominees have profiles in campus groups and activities.
Due to high interest a repeat water carnival will be held Wednesday afternoon. Anne Ross and Gloria Callen Jones will present diving and swimming turns with a Strauss duet. Apple relay, beauty contest and horse racing are on the program.
Frances K. Marlatt, Barnard graduate and lawyer, named moderator of the new course The Analysis of Contemporary Problems for next year. She holds an MA from Columbia and a JD from NYU, is admitted to state and federal bars, has taught public speaking at Barnard, and recently presided over the New York State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs.
A required Junior Class meeting is set for tomorrow at 12 in Brinckerhoff Theatre to nominate and elect ten delegates to the Representative Assembly. Freshman and Sophomore class meetings will be announced later.
Freshman class and majors in Economics Sociology Government History and Spanish hold required meetings Tuesday March 20 at 1 10 pm The Dean will speak to Freshmen in Brinckerhoff Theatre Lang F Burnes will discuss Labor Organization Today and Tomorrow in the College Parlor Government Economics Sociology groups Hear Burnes Dr Reinhard Luthin on Abraham Lincoln History majors meet 139 Dr Luthin recent author Spanish majors hear Benar Depe on The Culture of Spanish Jews Conference Room Brooklyn College
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