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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1941
Page
2
A notice notes trouble arranging a faculty dormitory reception with events planned at Pooks c and Elewitt parlor at QS 3d Dinner. Formal dress is requested and attendance may be affected by the venue constraints.
Rehearsals for the Junior Show will be held in the Conference room from 3 PM.说明 unclear details.
Wigs And Cues announces final tryouts this afternoon from 2 to 3 in the Club room with Tedd overseeing.
Rehearsals for the British War Renef will be held this afternoon from 3 to 6 and again tomorrow from 9 to 1. The event schedules rehearsals for performers associated with B W R.
The Press Board schedules a luncheon from 12 to 2 in the Little Parlor on Tuesday April 1. The event invites members and guests for a midday gathering.
U C A hosts an open house in Earl Hall from 4 to 6 p m on Thursday April 3 inviting students and families to tour facilities and learn about programs.
In a broad speech, Downes argues that musical greatness hinges on sincere intent rather than scale, praises Sibelius as a rare composer, criticizes modern works, and warns that nations must sacrifice for peace. He urges stronger moral, economic, and political conviction to nourish art and secure a better world after the war.
The Department of Physical Education announces the eighth Camp Leadership Course at Barnard Camp from June 6 to 20. The two week session trains students in camp administration and related activities such as nature study, dramatics, group singing, campcraft, handicraft and first aid. Applications, limited by camp capacity, must be sent in writing to Miss Margaret Holland. The fee for the two weeks is fifteen dollars and seniors are not eligible.
Barnard students and faculty invite to a luncheon at Hewitt Hall at noon to organize a permanent peace group. Adeline Bostelmann and Victoria Hughes elected co chairmen as twenty students support forming an organization to study possible peace methods.
The Junior Show song lineup includes Grandma Called It College and Can You Forget Our Dream. Alice Gershon wrote the lyrics with Aurelia Maresca composing the music. The piece will air on the Double or Nothing Quiz Program at six on WOR on one of the upcoming Sundays, with an exact date to be published in the Bulletin. Blanche Hartill sang the tune at the recent Junior Prom.
The article describes experiments with rabbits kept in separate cages for vitamin B deficiency studies. Lab staff record parentage and birth dates while noting animals’ temperament and health. Experiments aim to observe polyneuritis development due to vitamin deprivation. Animals lack names and are labeled by temperament good or bad.
Robert Belheimer, general secretary of the World Student Service Relief Fund, will address Protestant and International Relations Clubs on Tuesday April 1 at 4 o clock AM in the Conference Room. The fund supports Student Relief Committees abroad to aid students studying overseas, with leaders postwar envisioned. In 1939-40 the fund contributed $72,000 for relief in China.
The article notes nominations for key student leadership roles including Undergraduate vice president and Mortarboard editor. Zena Sachs sits on the Bulletin editorial board and is an associate editor of Mortarboard. A tea for new officers is set for April 2 with formal installation on April 15.
The fund maintains camps in LVUR YPE and aims to aid students in concentration camps by keeping in touch. Following the lecture, tea will be served to club members and their guests.
Professor Peter Rieu of the Italian department predicts a rise in modern language study over the next decade. He argues that whether or not the nation goes to war, learning foreign tongues will aid idea exchange and, if war occurs, help understand opponents.
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