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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1942
Page
4
A Barnard College note reminds students that the Honor System governs the upcoming exam period. It quotes the signed code on honesty, requests leaving materials at the front, discourages talking, and urges reporting of dishonesty to uphold integrity and aid students’ future adjustment.
The Spring Archery Tournament directed by Roberta Bradford with all advanced classes competing. First round winners receive awards at the A.A. Awards Tea tomorrow at 4 PM in the College Parlor. Two top archers from each class advance to Thursday’s final at noon. the college is invited to attend.
On May 14 Far East author and lecturer Vincent Sheean returns from the region to address the China Industrial Cooperative movement at a dinner hosted by Columbia Neighborhood Committee for Chinese Industrial Cooperatives. Proceeds support industrial cooperatives aiding civilians and the army in China. Entertainment includes the Chinese Peoples' Chorus and Marilyn Chu from Cinderella. Reservations to Indusco Inc at 425 Fourth Avenue or MUrray Hill 3-3792.
A Columbia University kitchen piece highlights recipes from faculty like Mrs An gel Del Rio and Mrs Robert Challman with humorous notes about arsenic in Strong Poison. It mentions obtainment of cookbooks by Dorothy Sayers and Jacques Barzun, priced at one dollar, showcasing Alma Mater on the cover.
Large-size originals from the 43 Mortarboard will be shown in the yearbook office at noon tomorrow. Photos are about ten cents each and backed with cardboard. Juniors may buy their individual pictures and candids. Girls may reserve a specific picture by leaving word in the office. Unclaimed Maytarboards must be claimed now or the books will be sold.
At a Washington round table, leaders including Sir Norman Angell Fernando de los Rios Vladimir Kaza kevich Chi Meng and Henry Polak debated NATO and the United Nations role. Kazakevich urged Russian persistence while Chi Meng described China youth mobilization and interior university moves. Skou warned against Nazi understanding scandals and called for direct experience over books.
Cab Calloway and his orchestra donate two hours of entertainment for the Russian War Relief benefit at Fieldston School on Saturday May 30. The event runs 9 PM to 11 PM with dancing at 10 PM. tickets support the Columbia branch. General admission 1.25, reserved 2.50. Edna Ely handles ticket inquiries. Sponsors include Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve and Dr. Henry Sloan Coffin.
Barbara St. Clair and Sally Ferris have been elected chairman and business manager of the 1943 Greek Games. St. Clair, a freshman costume chairman in the Fortieth Greek Games, now serves as treasurer of the Athletic Association and on the associate news board of the Bulletin.
The Student Council completed appointments of committee heads and discussed changes to the Eligibility Committee constitution at a Friday meeting. Polly Stembridge was named co chair of Transfers alongside Virginia Donchian, Janet Stevenson remains co chair of College Teas with Doris Jorgenson, Audrey Brown becomes Assembly Committee junior co chair with Phyllis Hagmoe. Jean Herman was named Lost and Found auctioneer for next year. The final Eligibility Committee constitution was approved by the Council yesterday noon, and the Council meets today at one for its last session.
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