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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1940

Page

3

Barnard Students Invited to Aid Greenwich House Research

Encouragement for Barnard students to join Greenwich House affiliated with Columbia in neighborhood surveys and refugee rehabilitation work. Mrs Mary Simkovitch describes the center as a community resource while Miss Mary Frenyer promotes friendship and material aid through Friendship House and Fellowship of Reconciliation.

Barnard Greenwich House Columbia University Mary Simkositch Social Service Committee Liss Grace Cook St. Luke’s Hospital Juliete Bartlett Women’s City Club Mary Frenger Fellowship of Reconciliation

First Busch Quartet Opens McMillin Theatre Season

The Busch Quartet performed in McMillin Theatre with Adolph Busch Goesta And reasson Karl Doktor and Hermann Busch in a program of Haydn Beethoven and Schubert works. Francesco von Mendelssohn joined for the final number. Acoustics and unfamiliar theatre challenged the players but they adjusted.

Busch Quartet McMillin Theatre Ance Adolph Busch Goésta Andreasson Karl Doktor Hermann Busch Francesco von Mendelssohn Haydn Beethoven Schubert

Juniors Meet in 304 Barnard at Friday Noon

A mandatory Junior Class meeting is set for Friday at noon in room 304 Barnard. The agenda includes the Junior show and Mortar Board items. Juniors should schedule their Mortar Board photos promptly.

Election Ball Hailed Amid Partisan Echoes and Dance

A Tomorrow Night Election Ball opens a politicized social season with patriotic decorations and a Westchester Biltmore Orchestra. Performers include Lillian Rutherford and Karl Norton. attendees from all parties can dance nine to one, with punch and lighthearted political banter.

Wall Street Erford Karl Norton Triangle Club Jake Helen Taft

Dr Reinhold Niebuhr to address Wycliffe Lutheran Episcopal clubs

Professor Reinhold Niebuhr of Union Theological Seminary will lecture on The Christian Attitude Toward War to members of the Wycliffe Lutheran and Episcopal clubs at a joint meeting in the Conference Room Monday at four. A post lecture discussion and tea will follow. Niebuhr, author of Christian ity and Power Politics, teaches Christian ethics and philosophy of religion and serves as associate editor of Christian Century since 1925.

Reinhold Neibuhr Union Theological Seminary Wycliffe War Neibuhr Elmhurst College Yale University Detroit

Majors Meetings To Discuss Jobs At Barnard

The Vocational Committee sponsors meetings with major departments to inform students about employment opportunities. Dates are tentative and may extend through the year. Mrs. Coleman of the New York State Employment Service will hold individual conferences with students, followed by a tea summarizing vocational options. Committee leaders are Jean Egelhof and Georgia Sherwood, collaborating with the alumnae committee.

Coleman New York State Employment Service Barnard

Professor Montague to Speak at Forum on War

Professor Aboutague will discuss Philosophy Religion and War in a 4 10 p m forum in College Parlor on November 7. It opens a series of college forums directed by Dr Clark following the October 16 assembly. all students and faculty are invited.

Montague All College

Camp Schedule Is Announced by Barnard Camp Committee

Frances Murphy, chair of the Barnard Camp Committee, announced the weekend schedule for the season. Open weekends include Nov 1 2 3 and Dec 20 21 22, with specialty weekends for Sophomores seniors Freshmen Juniors Alumnae Italian Club and Christmas Open. Applications for free weekends should be sent via Student Mail.

Frances Murphy

Speakers Debate Nazi Challenge at FPA Conference

One hundred students from ten New York area colleges will join a Foreign Policy Association study conference at the Hotel Astor starting tomorrow. Barnard representatives will take part in five round tables addressing defense, economic, political, and ideological issues plus Pan-American cooperation. A plenary session at 11:30 a.m. will feature leaders presenting majority and minority views chaired by David H. Popper.

New York Foreign Policy A Association Hotel Astor Barnard John I. B. McCulloch Pan-America News Foreign Policy Association United States David H. Popper F.P.A Grace Barrett Alice Ger

Faculty And Undergrads Cooperate In Sports Week

Deborah Burstein reports a cooperative spirit marked A A sponsored Sports Week as faculty and students share wins in archery and tenikoit events. The undefeated duo Dr Christina Grant and Miss Jane Gaston lead the tenikoit team while the tennis Round Robin caps the week with a faculty student showdown.

Pat Galloway Tenikoit Christina Grant Jane Gaston

College Christmas Formal Open To Entire Student Body

College Christmas Formal set for December 13 in the Gymnasium will be open to all students this year to support the British War Relief Drive. Nancy Wagner ’41 was elected chairwoman of the dance, with Phyllis Wickenelen as Relief Drive chair, and organizers aim to secure a named orchestra. Funds raised by the Barnard British War Relief Committee total $707.82 as announced.

Nancy Wagner Relief Drive Committee Barnard British War Relief Committee Phyllis Wickenelen

New Deal Praised And Assailed By Perkins Donlon

Frances Perkins and Mary Donlon spoke to a temporary impartial audience at a pre election assembly. Perkins defined the New Deal as good government with humanitarian aims and contrasted it with Willkie. She touted six million potential jobs from defense and allied industries by year’s end and cited wage protections and labor gains since 1933.

New Deal Perkins Donlon Frances Perkins Mary Donlon Miss Perkins Willkie

Campus Calendar Entries Include Meetings and Events

Friday events list a Junior class meeting at 304 Barnard at noon and a Barnard movie screening at 3 45 in 304 Barnard followed by a Student Faculty Tea 5 to 6 in the conference room. Saturday schedules Harvest Hop from 9 to 1 and Monday Newman Club meets 4 to 6 in the College Parlor.

Barnard Jonday Newman Club

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McMillin Phyllis Carrie Dorothy Proctor George Hoffman Dr. Neibuhr Professor Abou Tague College Parlor Dr. Clark Barnard Camp By Deborah Burstein Miss Donlon
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