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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1941

Page

3

Stranded Archeology Team Finds Ramshackle Copan Inn

An expedition from the Carnegie Institute lands in Copan after a cloudy ceiling delays departure. They occupy a bare inn with improvised sleeping arrangements from army cots and eat a meal of stringy chicken as the town gathers to see the foreign visitors and their fourteen women profiled, including Miss Clark.

Guatemala Saat Carnegie Institute Hey Copan Miss Clark Clark Honduras Professor Clark Somerset Maughman States

Canteen Aid and War Relief Featured in Manchester Report

Manchester Leader recounts the Barnard Canteen donated to Britain, used since spring at Southport for raids, staffed by Southport WVS. Barnard raised 2000 dollars with 2300 dollars from students and faculty. 350 pounds of knitted garments also sent.

Barnard Great Britain England Southport Liverpool Mersey Barnard Committee For Phyllis Wickenden Milbank Relief Society Gracie Fields Manchester W.P.S Wallasey Bootie W. V.S America

Tryouts Continue for Bulletin Staff On Campus

Freshmen transfers or older students who missed last Monday’s meeting should contact Editor Grace Barrett through Student Mains Phyllis Kenner. Kay Hanley will answer inquiries about the business and About Town staff.

Associate News Board of Bulletin Uable Grace Barrett Phyllis ‘Kenner Kay Hanley

Press Board Announces Plans and Tryouts

Helen Marraro, president, assigned new territories to board members at a meeting in 402 Barnard Hall on Tuesday October 30. The board plans at least three teas this year and to invite prominent journalism speakers. Another meeting is set for Friday October 3 at 12 00 to explain the board to interested freshmen. tryouts begin next week.

Helen Marraro Press Board New Territories Barnard Hall

Barnard Library Seeks Missing Quarterly Issues

Barnard Library requests volunteers to supply specific back issues of the Quarterly for its Archives. Desired volumes include Vol 9 No 4 Vol 14 No 4 Vol 6 No 1 October 1931 Vol é? No 2 December 193 Vol 6 No 3 March 1932 Vol 6 No 4 May 1932 and the Spring II 1940 item. Also seeks two copies of an item credited to B Rockivell Bert.

B. Rocki Vell

Hold Chapel Chorus Auditions Next Week

Auditions for Columbia Chapel Chorus membership were held this week and will occur Tuesday October 7 from 7 to 10 PM. Rehearsals for the university staff and students run Tuesday evenings 8 to 9 30. Director Lowell P Beveridge announced a Spring Festival of Sacred Music at St Pauls Chapel featuring Bach cantata Haydn mass and Mozart Requiem with orchestra and soloists.

Columbia Chapel Chorus Lowell P. Beveridge St. Paul’s Chapel

Fall Barbecue Plans Announced For Barnard Camp

The annual fall barbecue is set for October 12 with freshman weekend October 17 to 19 at Barnard Camp. Evelyn Kelley and Ellen Muesser announce acting co chairmen of the Camp Committee and sign up posters will share more details next Monday. The 1941-1942 Camp Committee includes Sue Coles, Beatrice Kremsdorf, Florence McClurg, Gloria Monahan, Gertrude Mullihan, Idris Russell, and Peggy Stovell, with Miss Rossell as secretary, Miss Margaret Holland as supervisor, Dr. Cornelia Carey as advisor, and Antoinette Vaughn as alumnae representative.

Barnard Camp Evelyn Kelley Ellen Muesser Jake Camip Sue Coles Beatrice Kremsdorf Florence ‘McClurg Gloria Monahan

Wycliffe Club Holds Monday Tea for New Members

The Wycliffe Club invites incoming students to a tea today at 4 P.M. in the Conference Room. President Charlotte Gabor announced the event to introduce new members and the club to the newcomers.

Tain

Council Passes New Club Rules

Council approves new club rules requiring each club to contribute ten dollars by mid December to cover Mortarboard 1943 pictures and write ups. Schedules of clubs upcoming social affairs must be submitted to Miss Heene promptly for staff to decide which events will be photographed.

Ber Heene

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