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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1952
Page
4
Chairmen and heads of organizations must file eligibility slips by November 3 for normal eligibility. Slips are available from Jake and must be returned via student mail. The process measures academic and health qualifications and sets point limits for extracurricular activity.
College student seminar on the United Nations set for November 14 to 16 in New York. Organized by Sandy Kravitz of the Ameri can Friends Service Committee, events include Disarmament Commission staff talks and a scientist discussion on The Moral Challenge of Atomic Energy with General Assembly sessions and meetings with national delegations. Registration starts 10 am Friday November 14. Write the American Friends Service Committee to attend.
President Millicent C McIntosh spoke at a tea for new foreign students last Wednesday afternoon. The event, first in a series, aims to blend foreign and native American activities to foster better mutual understanding. Pat Roote, 53, chairs the tea and Cecelia Bradbeer, 53, leads the new Foreign Students program created to improve contact between American and foreign students.
The November issue centers on the UN on campus theme highlighting CCUN Collegiate Council for the United Nations and the UN Internal Programme. It details CCUN activities seminars Europe Asia Africa and a national conference recap plus forty students studying in the United States under UN supervision.
Seniors considering teaching may take the National Teacher Examinations at 200 testing centers nationwide on Saturday February 14, 1953. The one day session offers the Common Examinations in professional information general culture English expression and non verbal reasoning plus one or two of eight optional subject tests. Applications and Bulletins are available from college officials school superintendents or directly from Educational Testing Service Princeton New Jersey. Fees and complete applications must be filed with ETS by January 16 1953. Students should check with Associate Dean Laura F McGuire or local school systems regarding exam necessity.
Nancy Amsterdam a Barnard College senior and Columbia University student correspondent for The New York Times, writes two to four articles weekly about Bainard events. She credits the Times job with shaping her journalism career and plans to work at a small town paper after graduation while also serving as a WNYC messenger on Election Day.
Dr. Eleanor Rosenberg, former Barnard visiting professor, spoke at the English Conference last Thursday about patronage in Elizabethan literature. She argued dedications served general readers and signaled authorship, with the author justifying the undertaking in view of career, patron, and era.
The Barnard College Chemistry Society invites chemistry majors to join and pursue affiliation with the American Chemical Society. Members will have access to lectures, demonstrations, and films. Interested students may contact Bernie Kitzman.
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