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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1941
Page
4
Dean Gilderjeeve outlines peace proposals emphasizing cooperative international action to promote global well being. She warns Americans must overcome reluctance to risk death to avoid subjugation by a nation willing to do so.
Music students who took part in the Intercollegiate Music Gold Festival in March will perform at the Music club meeting Monday at 4 in the College Parlor. Cleanor Hutchings and Nancy Pugh sing a soprano duet. Pugh sings a viola. Jeanne Mitchell plays violin. Aurelia Maresca accompanies. Tea will be served. college invited. New Music club officers: Aurelia Maresca president Rosalie Geller vice president Patty Havill secretary Eleanor Pearlman treasurer.
A 1942 Mortarboard yearbook review lauds the volume for its pleasant continuity and readable depth. The writer, a faculty member, notes lack of faculty portraits except for President and Dean and celebrates the book as the year’s collective record for students and staff.
All BWR penny banks must be returned to Phyllis Wickenden, Chairman of the Barnard Committee, British War Relief Society, before Monday May 12 at the latest.
The consul as mistress of ceremonies and Cuculo Hispano presented a program of dances from Hispanic countries. Senor de la Comna urged frequent interchange of students and teachers to boost Inter-American tourism and trade. Senora de Onis highlighted cultural benefits and Monroe Doctrine obligations. Senorita Quintero noted Barnard’s Latin American student view and the Spanish department’s importance.
The Coffee Dance will be held today from 4 to 6 in the Dodge Room, Earl Hall. A meeting of the social Calendar Committee is also scheduled for today in the Conference Room.
The club asks presidents to submit names of their new officers to Mrs. Coles today.
A geology field trip will depart for Kingston New York on Saturday morning at eight o clock.
The Newman Club will meet this Monday at 4 in the College Parlor. Father Ford will address the topic Tolerance During War Time with remarks likely to reflect on wartime attitudes.
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