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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1941

Page

4

Round table discusses American neutrality tradition

Over forty girls discuss neutrality at a first all-student round table in the College Tea Parlor. Panelists Caryl Cattell Helen Baker and Mary Jane Heyl present IRC CDA and Barnard Union views on neutrality with Doris Bayer leading the Political Council. A follow up on the labor situation is announced.

Col Caryl Cattell Barnard Student Union Helen Baker Committee America Mary Jane Hey International Relations Club United States IRC Miss Heyl Miss Cattell Russia CDA Great Britain Miss Baker

Classical Club Hears Niebuhr on Pagan Culture and Faith

Mrs. Niebuhr tied ancient pagan culture to church growth and conflict with materialism. She cited Augustine and Paulinus, noting Dante and the Renaissance as tests of attitude toward pagan influence, and suggested Plato’s parallels to Christ as a sign of liberalized faith.

Augustine Paulinus Plato Christ Niebuhr

Schedule of Saint Pauls Chapel Week Services

The Saint Pauls Chapel weekly schedule lists noon services open to all university members. Today the Reverend Robert G. Andrus presents the third address in a Daniel series. Wednesday Chaplain Knox lectures on The Kingdom of God in the Teaching of Jews. Thursday Reverend Harry Lathrop Reed and Auburn Theological Seminary president emeritus speak. Friday features the weekly music service.

Saint Paul’s Chapel Robert G. Andrus Daniel Knox Harry. Lathrop Reed S.T.D Auburn Theological Seminary University

Columbia Night at New Nemo Theatre Honors Football MVP

November 28 at the New Nemo Theatre features a Columbia Night with a silver trophy for Columbia’s most valuable football player awarded via campus poll. Cas Adams will present at 8:45 PM with Mark Kahn as master of ceremonies. Barnard students urged to attend. tickets priced with eleven cent reduction through Dr. Grant’s Barnard office.

Columbia New Nemo Cas Adams The Herald Tribune Mark Kahn Spectator Barnard

History majors meeting today in Milbank Hall Room 339

History majors are reminded of a 1 10 PM meeting in Room 339 Milbank Hall. Professor Paul Vaucher will lecture on The Tradition of Democracy in France Its Future Prospect.

Milbank Hall Paul Vaucher France

Nine Barnard Freshmen Follow Mothers Footsteps

Barnard freshmen echoing mothers as a new wave of second generation students enters Barnard and Milbank Halls. Nine newcomers include Sue Bailey and Janet Kempton among others, while fourteen daughters of university professors also join with high expectations to live up to family academic prestige.

Barnard Milbank Sue Bailey Jean Cist Helene Dreifuss Nascy Eberly Sally Good Janet Kempton Althea Knickerbocker Carol Ruskin

Alumnae Plan Yearly Benefit for Opera

Alumnae discuss plans for the annual benefit opera with the central committee including Mrs Wheeler Mrs Dirkes Miss Bach Mrs Talcott Bates the chairman of boxes Mrs Donald B Hart the chairman of promotion Mrs George Endicott the chairman of invitations and Miss Jean MacAlister the treasurer.

Wheeler Dirkes Bach Talcott Bates Donald B. Hart George Endicott Jean MacAlister

Gate Exits At Barnard College Urged Not To Use

Notice from John Swan Comptroller warns Barnard College students not to use gate doors opening onto the court of the Main Building from Fiske and Brinckerhoff Halls. Doors are locked from the outside for safety and only open from inside in emergencies. Signs state emergency use only and students are asked to comply to prevent exits through these doors.

Barnard College Fiske Brinckerhoff

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