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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1944

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Barnard College Undergraduate Association Bulletin

Barnard College publishes semi weekly student bulletin during the school year except vacation and exam periods. It is entered as second class matter at New York post office October 18 1928. Subscription three dollars yearly ten cents single. Editorial assistants and news board listed. Assistant managing editor for this issue June Wars. Vol XLVII Thursday March 30 1944 No 33.

Barnard College New York N. Y

Honor Code Challenge at Barnard Prompts Open Discussion

Barnard students face a challenged honor system with no publicized findings or concrete cases. The Honor Board cites confidentiality, leaving individuals unsure about the scope of violations and unsure how to respond. The piece urges candid, collective discussion and greater transparency in addressing the code.

Barnard

Reorganization Proposal Highlights Strong Representative Assembly

The article argues for a robust Representative Assembly as the school policy body if constitutional revisions pass. It warns against repeated arguments and waning interest and suggests using parliamentary motions, especially the previous question, to end endless debate. The two thirds requirement protects against railroading legislation.

Representative Assembly

Professor Hoffherr the Fighting Frenchman of legend

This profile portrays Frédéric Hoffherr associate professor and executive officer of the French department. An eight month visiting scholar who became a journalist and radio commentator for France, he blends legend scholarly humor and continental charm with a fondness for hot dogs and New England clam chowder. He studied in Lyons served as a WWI surgeon earning the Croix de Guerre and later pursued graduate medicine in America.

France Frédéric Hoffherr America Lyons Hoffherr University of Lyons Hungary Bela Kun Albania Serbia American University Union Germany WIOL Boston OWI England Middle West de Gaulle Pour le Victoire M. Hoffherr Sorbonne Cludes Ben Monsieur Milbank Professor Hoffherr Africa Plymouth Mme. Hoffherr Sahara Desert Société Des Amis d’Escoffier New England Hotel Lafayette

Constitutional Changes for Undergraduate Treasurer Duties

The article outlines revised duties for the Undergraduate Treasurer including fund management auditing and budgeting. It specifies audits by a certified accountant three times yearly in June November and March and requires itemized budgets from each organization. It notes the Treasurer chairs a Budget Committee of six subject to Student Council approval and ongoing governance of funds with Assembly reporting on requests.

Representative Assembly

Three Lights for Corbeville Opens Under Review at Bran der Matthews

The Columbia Associates stage a World War II drama by Helen and Charles Sellers directed by Dr. Milton Smith at Bran der Matthews. Review notes rehearsal problems and weak dialogue, but praises certain performances including Evelyn Wall and John Lethem as the German captain. run through Saturday with a matinee.

Corbeville Helen Charles Sellers Brander Matthews Columbia Associates Milton Smith Evelyn Wall John Leighton

Dining and Dancing Spots Around the Raleigh Room Hotel Warwick

The Raleigh Room at the Hotel Warwick offers dim quiet elegance with Elizabethan murals and an opaque glass dance floor. The Townsmen provide pleasant music, large tables line the room, and the restaurant features good food and a refined air. The Hotel Dixie Plantation Room offers lush dancing with Al Trace’s band and a quiet dining scene, while the Winel provides informal smorgasbord dining and a lively floor show with a colorful New York MC performing antics and calypso-like improvisations to music.

Raleigh Hotel Warwick Elizabeth Hotel Dixie al Trace New York M.c.’S Bott

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