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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1940
Page
2
There will be no college tea on Wednesday November 20. A required meeting of the British War Relief Committee is set for today at noon. The Junior Prom Committee also meets today at noon in the Little Parlor.
Rehearsals set in the Conference Room today 7 30 to 10 00 and Wednesday 4 to 7. Additional sessions run in Brinckerhoff Theatre from 7 30 to 10 00 on November 25 26 27 and 28.
Bulletin and Press Board staff members will hear Kathleen McLaughlin and Maureen McKernan this afternoon from 5 30 to 6 30 in the Conference Room. Tea will follow.
Italian Club members will lunch together on Wednesday at noon in the Barnard Hall cafeteria.
La Societe Francaise sponsors a benefit program by Ma dame de Doudeuil in Brinckerhoff Theatre from four to six. The subscription fee is thirty five cents. The Jewish Students and Menorah Societies of Columbia and Barnard meet November 25 at four in the Conference Room to hear James Waterman Wise lecture.
Freshmen and transfers will meet at noon on Monday November 25 in Room 304 Barnard. Ruth Taubenhaus, president of the Undergraduate Association, will explain how the Student Council is organized.
Mrs Niebuhr says the world should impose sanctions on Italy for the Ethiopia invasion and supports a strong League of Nations. She rejects pacifism as Munich passed and cites a German non Aryan woman in her building who lost relatives to show values outweigh personal loss. She frames the life of many over one.
Betty Price and Harriet Hall report the Second Annual N A A C P Student Conference at West Virginia State College held November 1 to 3. Delegates discussed democracy, rural problems, political strategy, defense, and inter racial cooperation, urging action to end segregation, unequal funds, and voter discrimination while promoting interracial progress and full human rights.
The University Council votes to amend the Academic Calendar to extend the Thanksgiving Holiday from November 21 to November 23, aligning with the Governor's Proclamation. Secretary Philip M. Hayden notes the change.
Glafyra Fernandez requests Barnard students sign up for the badminton singles tournament. A sign-up poster on Jake will remain until the Thanksgiving holidays. The event will be played after vacation.
The newly formed Undergraduate Psychology Society of Columbia University will hold its first meeting at 8 00 p m tomorrow night in Room 305 Philosophy Hall. It includes Columbia students and invites Barnard students though Barnard authorities have not decided on admission. Mr Allen Fromme of Sarah Lawrence College will address the meeting. Future talks include Dr ALB Blankenship on Public Opinion Polls and Dr M B McGraw on Method Research in Child Psychology.
The music majors schedule a luncheon on Tuesday November 26 from 1 to 2 PM in Room 401 Barnard Hall.
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