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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin published semi weekly during the college year by Barnard students. It notes second class matter registration October 19 1928 at New York Post Office under March 8 1879 act. Subscription 8 50 per year 10 cents single copy. News board and various staff sections listed with numerous names.
The campus debates retaining revising or abolishing Greek Games with town meetings and Bulletin discussions showing a general tilt toward keeping the games with some revision. The paper urges student turnout and Letters to the Editor to shape a concrete plan for a modernized Greek Games.
Barnard students can tune to WKCR at 600 after 5 pm for a campus radio lineup. Programs include The Night is Young, Sports Show, Experimental Time, Columbia Campus Ballroom, and Kings Crown Concert Hall, with a new Here's to Veterans feature starting Oct 25 at 8 pm.
Maud Edwards a versatile Barnard annex staffer keeps the Riverside house running from 7 am to 4 pm five days weekly. She gardens near the tennis courts and participates in a kindergarten picnic area. A widow with a Morgan College student daughter, she values the small academic building as a close community.
A comprehensive Van Gogh show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art open last week features works from Vincent W. Van Gogh, the Kroller Muller Museum, and American collections. The exhibit traces his phases, energy, and religious emotion with a film about the artist shown several times weekly. Also at Sixth Avenue Playhouse two W C Fields revivals Poppy and Million Dollar Legs offer light entertainment after his death.
Barnard College holds weekly teas in the College Parlor drawing 150 to 200 attendees. Teas Co Chairs Margy Farrell and Barbara Turek lead the program with a policy assigning a day student to pour at the head and a dorm student to serve at the foot on alternating weeks.
Betsy Wade surveys Barnard area shops offering quick fixes and daily needs. Franco Shoe Repair offers walk in service across 116th Street for shoe mishaps. Bernier Brothers Cleaners promises 24 hour regular cleaning and a shine removal service. Falls Gift Shop stocks inexpensive gifts with wrapping, while Pellenbergs frames pictures to order. Schillers prints Barnard crest notepaper and Columbia crest stationery.
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