Merging Liberal Club and Action for Democracy Discussed
Liberal Club debated uniting with Action for Democracy at Barnard campus. The meeting voted to request written input from Action for Democracy before any consolidation moves.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1945
Page
4
Liberal Club debated uniting with Action for Democracy at Barnard campus. The meeting voted to request written input from Action for Democracy before any consolidation moves.
Crowds jammed Central Park for Navy Day as wind intensified and Master Truman’s words faded. Police blocked streets while a northward procession moved along Broadway to Eighty third Street before the President boarded his destroyer. The pageant commenced with plane appearances and gun salutes as crowds dispersed via subways and buses.
Barnard's Representative Assembly allocated 1425 to five student organizations from a 1605.62 carryover. Bulletins went 600 to Bulletin and 500 to Mortarboard, with Bear and Glee Club each receiving 150. Interfaith Council got 25. Wigs and Cues and Red Cross sought more funds but deferred.
Margaret Mather and Elaine Ryan elected to Political Council posts in Freshman Representative and Publicity Director roles. Council may use 401 Barnard for meetings weekly at noon. Mather leads a committee of freshmen and invites others to join. Ryan forms a publicity group to publicize Council activities.
Camp Weekend offers a remedy for Barnard students anxious about term papers and labs. The program overlooks the Hudson and features outdoor hikes to Croton Dam and Dream Lake, plus indoor games and cooking, with a cooperative setup and a Fall Barbecue. Cost is 3.65 including transport, no ration points required, and campers should bring personal essentials.
Wigs and Cues presents The Duchess of Malfi, a Elizabethan tragedy based on Bandello and Belleforest sources. The play follows the Duchess’s secret marriage to Antonio Bologna, the scheming brothers Ferdinand and the Cardinal, and the couple’s exile and tragic end.
Miss Adrienne Moore spoke to dorm students about Japan India and Korea based on a decade living abroad. She described Japan as culturally medieval yet highly literate and poor, India as flat and undereducated with Gandhi as a key leader, and Korea as very backward with surprising Modern marks.
The Wycliffe Club postpones its roller skating party until spring due to desirable weather. Charlotte Hyak 46, club president, announces. The next meeting is November 12 featuring two sneakers from Union Theological Seminary. The group attends Barnard Day Chapel service each Thursday.
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