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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1944
Page
4
The editor asks Assembly members to prepare wartime policy ideas linking war and college life. Edith Udell and Joanne Ruth correct misattributions about the club’s provisional leadership and invite observers to next week’s convention to discuss campus political action and upcoming elections.
The drive total stands at 800 over goal as pledges must be collected by tomorrow the final date extended for this purpose. Two remaining Red Cross benefits are a coffee dance for apprentice seamen at Midshipman School in Earl Hall Sunday May 14 from 8 to 5 and the two French plays tomorrow. Committee members urge every student to give one last contribution to support morale and comfort of armed services in camps here and abroad.
Eleanor Jordan a prominent Barnard physical education figure announces her departure at semester end to join the Vac urrt and study physiotherapy. She plans to rehabilitate wounded soldiers and encourages others with science credits to enlist. Her Barnard career included tennis folk-dancing and a love of the outdoors.
Milbank faculty complain of excessive hall noise between and during classes. Administration calls for quiet to be maintained while classes are in session.
All classes held new elections Tuesday June 2 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Men's Faculty Club. The sophomore class named Marjorie Lerner vice-president elect for junior year Betty Smith secretary and Dorothy Deterle treasurer. A $30 donation was approved for the Red Cross drive and the group expressed willingness for Mortarboard photos with Sarony Studio photographers this summer. Ruth Farrell Mortarboard editor noted the switch from Chidnoff studio to Sarony Studio at 365 5th Ave.
The text portrays Dr. Baker criticizing the Barnard controversy, urging restraint and full fact gathering before opinions. It notes her literary interest, annual novel reading, golf, theater, and active Query Club membership with figures like Rebecca West and Mrs. Roosevelt. She favors close teacher pupil dialogue to resolve problems through conversation.
Ruth Lyons invites freshmen and all four classes to play a part in step singing during Senior Week on June 2 at Milbank Quadrangle. Classes will form colorfully as they move around the quadrangle, planting ivy and singing class anthems, with rehearsals staged through May for each class and a college-wide session.
Health Committee led by Phyllis Hoecker will run a Circus Bar in the Jungle from 11 to 2 on Wednesday May 17. Audience will see colorful decorations and enjoy milk and doughnuts as a spring exams energy boost. Past events include a Jake Bar for Red Cross earnings and winter Jungle bars.
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