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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1946
Page
4
Sally Crane Betty Campion and Georgina Goodwin praise June Course at Barnard Camp from June 7 to 21. They describe camp activities leadership skills friendships and memorable experiences. Applicants should write to Professor Holland by May 10. Fee is twenty dollars.
The Residence Halls Officers and staff held a 6 30 p m dinner in Room 206 Brooks Hall to share experiences and orient new executives. Retiring officers included Patricia Henry Hallie Ford Mary Gwathmey Barbara Burter Marcia Balfour Barbara Keltz Grace Retz Mary Hunter Virginia McK Rose Natalie Troncoso. New officers elected were Beverly McGraw Georgia Rubin Marcia Balfour Betsy Leeds Pat Day Mary Hunter Barbara Burtner Ruth Ann Carter Betty Jo Dornberger Patience Dalhouse.
Miss Dixon transfer to Barnard this year brings Bulletin experience and copy reading skill from an Arizona newspaper. Miss Ryan has served on Political Council and Liberal Club and is a sophomore in good standing.
Rabbi Morris Chapman spoke at Earl Hall on April 29 during an Open House hosted with Columbia's Seixas Society. He outlined shifts in centers of Jewish culture and history, focusing on Palestine and the Hebrew ages, and promised a continuation today due to time constraints.
The Physical Education Department pays 50 cents for used tank suits. Contact Miss Smith at 209 Barnard Hall to arrange redemption.
Miss St. John newly appointed Copy Editor of the 1948 Mortarboard. A Bullet in office fixture, she belongs to Wigs and Cues and to the International Relations Club.
University Christian Association near Barnard closes the term with discussions on The World We Face. Nathaniel Peffer of Columbia opens April 26 on world government and UN issues. A May 2 panel features international students. May 9 guest Easton Rothwell discusses the UN. May 16 concludes with Dr Paul Scherer on Faith to Live By.
Mattes urges a mature approach to faith as students gather for a Saturday night dance in the college gym. The event features pink and apple green decor, a red schoolhouse centerpiece, a Jungle lounge, trellised seating for Barnard girls and dates, and Bud Laird providing music on the North terrace. Nancy Cameron announces ticket receipts largely went to the World Student Service Fund.
Mrs. Eleanor B. Mattes of Barnard’s Department of Religion spoke at St Paul’s Chapel last Thursday urging religious maturity and critical reading of scriptures. Professor Helen Parkhurst of Barnard College will speak there next Thursday on understanding religion amid global destitution and responsibility.
A plea urges donations to Tony who needs 110 dollars this summer. Barnard is named as responsible, with collection boxes on the fourth floor, at Jake’s, and in the dorms and funds can be sent directly to the Bulletin.
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