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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1949
Page
4
Letters argue college is a proposition of taking and question whether four years yield fair exchange. A vocal minority attend vocational conferences while many students refuse to contribute time, aiding alumnae and faculty yet leaving undergraduates indifferent. The authors regret prior miscommunication about the Faculty Follies and seek goodwill. Florence S. Pearlman and Helen R. Gottesman ’50.
Reader urges timely coverage of four Albany bills aimed at limiting Communists and related groups. The McMullen measure passed the Assembly 148 to 2 restricting such individuals from civil service, with provisions touching teachers and the Regents Subversive Activities Bill.
The Public Relations Office notes a correction for the March 21 Bulletin article on Wigs and Cues spring production. It states that Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was written by Jean Kerr, while the play is based on the book by Emily Kimbrough and Cornelia Otis Skinner.
Debate Council officers for the coming year are Nancy Miller president Amelia Coleman secretary Judy Reisner business manager Claudine Tillier judges chairman Bunny Liberman and Joan Steen publicity co chairs elected at a meeting last Wednesday. Their debate with New York University on the topic Resolved: Tie the Communist Party Should Be Outlawed was transcribed for the Debater's Annual. Carolyn Kimmerfield and Miss Coleman argued the negative. Barnard will host a visiting Cornell team tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the College Parlor.
Barnard College students Vivienne Feigenbaum Rosalie Grayer Jean Horshall and Page Morris will represent White Russia and the United States at the Rutgers Model United Nations Assembly March 30 to April 1. Delegates sit in committees to debate issues simulating UN proceedings with other colleges.
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