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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1946
Page
2
Ballots sent through student mail elected Eleanor Morse as president Jane Keith as vice president Patience Dalhouse as secretary and Andrene Mary Lang as treasurer The club members also voted to become associate members of the UCA.
The Barnard Newman Club held its final meeting of the term in the Conference Room at 4 15 PM The topic The God of Love was the fourth in the Canon of the Mass session Led by Dr Lorna F McGuire Dr Marjorie D Coogan and Rev John K Daly Tea was served The University Newman Club hosted its annual Communion Breakfast in the Dodge Room Earl Hall after 10 o clock mass in Corpus Christi The Frst Friday Luncheon was held in the Dodge Room after the Rosary in Corpus
Irma Berkowitz Traeris and Dana present pieces "What Happened" and "We Who Build" featuring dancers Phelps and a cast including Priscilla Block Rosalind Brueck Gluck Holmgren Maze Thomas and Traeris in a continued program segment highlighting student work.
Freshmen who wish to return to Barnard next fall must file their programs in the registrar's office by Wednesday May 8 at 4. A late registration fine of ten dollars applies if not filed on time.
Barzin conducts the NBC Orchestra at Columbia with Louise Talma Ernst Bacon and Roger Sessions listed. Tickets for the Festival are available from the Music department at Columbia 601 Journalism. Demand was high and only Barnard and Columbia music students secured tickets last week. Extra tickets may be released to other students later this week.
Lost and Found items including a Chen Yu lipstick a swimming cap an odd glove and a French text must be claimed by Wednesday May 7 at the Comptroller’s Office. Unclaimed items will be sold to the highest bidder at noon May 8 in the Conference Room. Some items already found include fountain pens gloves keys a wedding ring two bow ties and a pocket knife.
Dr Heigel and Rev Heiges addressed religious attitudes at a Chapel program. Heiges urged humility before Christ and warned that some view themselves as wiser than Jesus, listing Hitler Mussolini and Nietzsche as examples. He contrasted two groups, deeming the second more faulty for insincere adherence.
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