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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1944
Page
4
The author, as Chairman of the late Bar nard Dewey Committee, thanks committee members and cross‑aisle supporters, denounces calls to forget past views, praises young Republicans for democracy, anti racism, and opposition to bossism, hoping for a liberal, socially responsible leadership.
The editor notes Honor Board invites student questions on non academic life and urges personal accountability. It emphasizes that signatures pledge conduct in all college activities from gym excuses to library lines and dormitory rules under the Honor System, and invites further suggestions.
Trevor urges Barnard class of 1948 and transfers to apply the Honor System to all college life. He commends Miss Follett and Miss Wilby for library rules and calls for consistent, year‑round integrity beyond exams and in nonacademic matters.
During the meeting the Undergraduate Treasury carried over fifteen dollars from last year’s surplus. Marion Catalane was elected editor of Barnard’s forthcoming literary magazine tentatively titled Jake. A future agenda item will consider sending delegates to a collegiate United Nations Conference with Barnard representing the country.
CURC will present its second Canteen evening at Earl Hall next Friday November 24 from eight to eleven for Columbia College V 12 and Barnard students acting as hostesses. Tickets cost twenty five cents and must be bought in advance at Jake. The event features dancing to the Columbia Blue Lions, refreshments, pianists, and artists sketching the activities with guest stars to be announced.
Student Council selected Joan Leff to replace Hope Simon as IRC delegate at the Middle Atlantic conference using a slate from IRC president Gloria Liff due to time constraints. Four delegates face a $30 shortfall unless Rep Assembly funds cover it, with Leff Liff Ellen Haight and Judith Rudansky named among attendees. Council deferred the Day Students Christmas Formal decision pending emergency meeting. 167 names signed for the Day Students Dance. 183 dorm students expect to attend the Dorm Christmas format. Sue Demarest named Dorm College Tea chairman to replace Irma Brown due to Water Ballet rehearsals.
An open house hosted by the Earl Hall Society and the Interfaith Council will feature Father George B. Ford, counselor to Catholic students, as speaker after his nationwide tour with the National Conference of Christians and Jews. Panel discussions will air on WABF at 4 p.m. on December 3 10 and 17.
The Reverend Dr Henry Sloane Coffin will preach the Thanksgiving Service November 21 at St Pauls Chapel with Reverend Dr Otis R Rice presiding as Union Theological Seminary president. Classes will be suspended from 110 to 200 to allow attendance.
Juniors met at Brinkerhoff at noon last Friday to elect two class officers. Eugenia Hett was chosen historian and Mary Caldwell became Representative Assembly member after Marjorie Lerner resigned. The class donated thirty dollars from the 1945 treasury to the National War Fund Drive. Peggy Cummiskey outlined Representative Assembly activities and invited suggestions on duties and faculty student relations.
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