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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
2
The Central Committee urges ushers escorts of judges and runners to meet April 4 in the Conference Room for instruction on Games day. Elections for Menorah officers are set for next Monday. Rabbi Jack Cohens talk on Reconstructionism in Judaism continues at open house. Rosalie Joseph leads UJA drive planning with Menorah. Jewish students will be contacted next month.
January and March panel talks by the Earl Hall Society and Barnard Interfaith Council were broadcast on WABF. The four Wednesday afternoon discussions, including Zionism and religion in a democracy, will be reenacted at Earl Hall at four o’clock on upcoming Wednesdays.
In the Fine Arts Club elections on March 25 Rosalind Brueck elected president Roberta Paine vice president and treasurer and Astro 748 secretary The club planned a cake sale with the Math club on April 10 to benefit WSSF a tea and lecture on Surrealistic Art and an exhibit of student painting and sculpture in the final three weeks of the term.
The Fine Arts Club sponsors a two week exhibit of Surrealistic and Fantastic works in Odd Study starting Friday March 28. Loaned to Barnard through Dur i Mortimer Brandt Galleries and Art of This Century, the show features artists including Max Ernst Yves Tanguy and Tchelitchew among others. students are invited to attend.
Members of the Science Club named seven officer candidates last Monday at 12 30 in the Conference Room. President nominees are Marilyn Schwartz Kathleen Mero and Dorothy Dingfeld. Treasurers listed are Gertrude Newmark and Joan Sheer.
Doris Biggio and Adele Kostellow named for secretary positions with elections scheduled later in the week to decide who fills the posts.
The Société Française selects two works for its May productions. Giraudoux’s unpublished L Apollon de Marsac and Marivaux Arlequin Poli Par Amour will debut in Barnard College performances with casts led by Simone Dreyfus and others. The May 3 presentation features actors Bettina Liebowitz Pauline Frasatti Marcelle Rousseau Shari Marein-Efron and Hortense Harris with Glora Coll Lucienne Coen Liselotte Schneider Madeleine Thomas.
The senior class approved a twenty dollar contribution from the class treasury to the World Student Service Fund. Gift chairman Marjorie Honig announced three proposals: a scholarship fund, building steps from Barnard Hall to Milbank Hall, or a Barnard day students dressing room.
Publicity for a Dorm Photo Show invites all Dorm girls to display photography talents. Entry requires a self-taken photo by April 29 opening with color slides by Ann Terry and others. The event, in Hewitt Living Room, serves as a benefit for WSSF with refreshments. Committee listed includes Marilyn Mittleman as chair and co chairs Nancy Stevens and Ann Terry.
The secretary records minutes for the AA Board and handles minutes. The treasurer oversees AA finances, an undergraduate dependent group. Dolores Drew as AA president presided over the nomination meeting.
Kay Goldsmith notes signups run through Easter, tournament begins April 22 with courts ready. Early play recommended to finish before exams. Also reports a faculty student volleyball match last Tuesday, proving lively action comparable to student games.
The Rep Assembly considers restricting authority to Political Council and makes the Political Council chairman a Representative Assembly member. The resolution, to be brought before the new Assembly, may be discussed at a joint meeting of various student and faculty bodies. This was the last meeting of the current Assembly and the next will include newly chosen representatives.
Outdoor program registration takes place Thursday April 4 from 9 1 and 2 4 in the gymnasium with re registration required. A new program starts April 22 with 4 in effect. Students needing special arrangements should see Dr Alsop and Professor Holland during the week of March 25. Students making up a PF or Inc must sign up for supervised activity. Remedial cases see Miss Bize before registration, and consult Professor Holland if needed.
Rest walking cases noted after Dr Al sop registers with Professor Holland. Continued cases to be checked with Miss Smith. Seniors should check the bulletin board for list of those not needing to register for outdoor program.
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