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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1941
Page
2
The amendment draft expands floor councillor duties to orient new students form a permanent Social Committee, act as Fire Wardens, and relay rulings and events. It also keeps the legislative power clause and removes the Fire Captain section establishing two wardens per floor.
All knitting for British War Relief must be returned to the Workroom before Monday. May 12. Unused wool should be returned with the finished article.
BWR showcases songs like He's Dead But He Won't Lie Down and The Biggest Aspi distra in Oakland. Critics praise her range from uproarious laughter to tears and her precise timing in delivering both humor and serious moments.
Barnard and Columbia students are invited to join the next to the last folk dance party of the season at Friendship House 1010 Park Avenue. Eleanor Murdock of the Barnard committee notes the pleasure of the young émigrés in meeting college students.
Clark and Professor Saulnier spoke at a public forum on wartime inflation and price controls. Saulnier warned of rising retail prices during war, noting Lease-Lend powers and the need to stimulate capital formation. He cited the Office of Price Administration in Washington as the controlling agency.
Final class rehearsals for step singing begin next week with Adeline Bostelmann announcing. Freshmen provided the largest class representation at last week’s rehearsals. Seniors meet Monday at noon in the gym. The other three classes plan sessions next Friday May 9.
The junior class holds a lawn meeting while the Conference Room hosts sophomores in the gym. A prone lunch precedes the rehearsal. Most melodies are original so all signed-up girls must attend this final rehearsal.
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