College announces courses and promotions in new catalog
Students must file their programs by Friday May 11 after blue elective cards are filled. The catalog lists numerous promotions across chemistry economics English French government mathematics Italian music physical education and other departments including several assistants promoted to associate or professor roles.
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Helen Downes
Marion Armbruster
Eliot
James L. Clifford
Lorna McGuire
Mespoulet
Isabelle de Wyzewa
André Mesnard
Thomas Peardon
Government
Peter Riccio
Debate on Post War Jobs by Stevens Team and Barnard Club
Joseph Schlig and Donald Kurtis argued that women in industry should be displaced to provide jobs for returning veterans. Marjorie Lerner and Betty Jayne Smith countered with a home and psychological perspective as Barnard delegates. The session included questions on the G I Bill definitions and marriage trends.
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Joseph Schlig
Stevens Institute of Technology
Schlig
Donald Kurtis
Barnard
Marjorie Lerner
Betty Jayne Smith
Helen Coupe
Miss Smith
Mr. Kurtis
Miss Lerner
Dr. de Ford
June Course remembers a soggy campfire and a dramatic dive
A 1943 June Course memory recalls a rain ruined outdoor campfire at Camp Barnard. Despite soaked logs and frantic matches, laughter prevailed as campers improvised indoors. The tale ends with a memorable bath when the narrator dives for a pot lid at Teatown Lake during an evening cookout.
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Teatown Lake
Barnard Camp
Liberal Club Pushes Change to Absence Fine System
The Liberal Club circulates a petition to abolish the cumulative fine for class absence and replace it with a different penalty. Mary Louise Snider, Nancy Harris, and Margaret Weitz lead the petition effort in Milbank Hall dorms and Barnard Hall. Officers elected include June Felton as chairman and Winifred Barr as on campus chairman. The club plans interviews on the Murray Bill and will discuss Bretton Woods in upcoming Bulletin pieces.
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Liberal Club
Milbank Hall
Mary Louise Snider
Nancy Harris
Barnard Hall
Margaret Weitz
Winifred Barr
Bulletin
Bretton-Woods
Library Defacement Remains Concern for Readers
A reader writes to the editor condemning vandalism in the library. Mary Lee the library chairman urges strong reminders of rules against defacing books to protect their life and usefulness for patrons.
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Mary Lee
Job With A Future Continued Advice For Careers
The author discusses pursuing work related to studies in math and physics with photography experience shaping a Kodak teaching position. He advises testing interest via summer jobs and notes early field experience helps when choosing a major or a career, emphasizing starting at the bottom and working up.
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Kodak
May 4 Senior Dues Deadline for Barnard Senior Week
Senior Week dues must be paid by May 4 with pledges accepted for May 16. Rehearsals for Commencement run June 1 and 4. Seniors rent or buy caps and gowns at Barnard Bookstore, cost $1.50 per day or $9.50 purchase, 30 cent collar cost, seating plan poster for Banquet, gardens invited to contribute flowers, traditional dorm stay overnight with rooms fifty cents.
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Jake
Anne Ross
Barnard College
Columbia
Julia Fremon
Helen Trevor
Janet Kempton
Barnard
College Proms Debate on Christmas Dance Access
Dorm and day students clash over a single Christmas dance. Dorm students push for dorm-only events claiming glamour and tradition. Day students argue for inclusivity, suggesting an all-college or separate day event to avoid exclusion.
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Army
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Anne Rosas
Doris McGannon
Milbank
Comptroller’s Office
Miss McGannon
Gibbs
Katharine Gibbs
New York
Park Ave
Boston
Marlborough St
Chicago
Michigan
Providence
Christian Science Organization At
Columbia University
Richard P. Verrall
C. S. OF
New York City
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Dodge Hall
Teachers College
Stag Line
Rocer G& Gallet
Roger & Gallet
DRVS
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