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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
1
A college editorial critiques three all campus assemblies held under the Assemblies Committee. It urges choosing timely topics or performing arts, selecting eminent scholars with strong oratorical skill, and tailoring topics to student interests rather than department convenience. It calls for clearer topic guidance to speakers and less reliance on compulsory attendance, hoping for innovations to boost engagement.
The sophomores challenge the freshmen to open Greek Games at Barnard, marking the fiftieth presentation since 1902. Initiated by classes of 1905 and 1906, the festival blends poetry, athletics, chorus, and dance, with the Entrance now competitive only in attendance and music.
Barnard hosted the Princeton Band for a concert and dinner dance, inviting Barnard musical groups. The event, viewed as socially and culturally valuable, offered smaller, more focused mixing than coffee dances, though costly and limited in invitation. The piece also describes Greek Games central committee roles and Apollo themed performances with students from Barnard.
Nan Haake and Billie Hefflefinger, roommates at 6 Brooks, seek a “very lucrative but only slightly dishonorable” summer job. Nan is senior class president, government major aiming for law school with offers from Virginia and Cornell, while Billie is pre medical, Syracuse bound, and active in student government. Billie enjoys swimming and has a salt and pepper collection.
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