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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1945
Page
3
Barnard’s only all college dinner and final events of the year will be held Friday evening in the Gym. The affair honors Miss Agnes R Wayman retiring head of the Physical Education department.
Banquet sign up ends Wednesday with admission prices of one dollar for day students and 25 cents for dorm students, payments to Pat Fitzgerald. Dr. Frederick W. Maroney will speak, joined by Miss Wayman and other college leaders. The plays The Shoemaker's Prodigious Wife and The Talkers headline a Thursday 8:30 pm program, directed by Mrs. Amelia Del Rio, with Leora Dana and Sheila St Lawrence leading.
Barnard College will donate to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis in memory of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The drive, approved by the Student Council, runs Thursday and Friday with Gertrude Rosenstein in charge of a booth on Jake. The effort supports polio research, treatment, and aid nationwide.
Seniors who miss the payment deadline are barred from most graduation events except the large university commencement unless they arrange late payment with Senior Week chair Janet Kempton. Pledges must be honored by May 16. Tickets for major events and gown rental details are provided to Senior Week subscribers.
All student programs must be filed with the Registrar's office by this Friday at four. Programs filed after May 11 but before commencement incur a ten dollar fine, and those filed after commencement incur a twenty dollar fine.
The National Service committee reports the UNRRA clothing drive collected from Jake and Residence Halls filled one end of the National Service office. Coats and sweaters led the donations with other apparel prepared for the collection truck. Betty Smith thanks students for contributions and notes the drive surpassed recent campus efforts.
Pat Groesbeck was elected senior social chairman at a junior class meeting last Wednesday. The junior class planned a tea for Step singing afternoon as its final activity.
The final Barnard cake sale for the Red Cross War Fund is set for next week with student contributed cakes, profits going to the Red Cross. Mary Wilby leads the sale. contributions beyond the last drive date should go to Miss Wickersham.
The Liberal Club circulates a petition to revise class policy making by creating an elected Executive Board. Each class would elect board members from current officers and reps to handle routine policy decisions. Board meetings would be publicly announced and open unless a class vote or major issue requires broader input.
The Representative Assembly meets today at noon in 408 Barnard to discuss war policy rulings and the Christmas formal question. Heating campus debate continues as members consider awards, the budget by Carol Johns, and examination teas with a possible extra session on Thursday, May 10 if needed.
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