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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
4
A letter to the editor criticizes Columbia University A A A for excluding Barnard and other women from free student ticket books for home games. The writer argues prejudices persist, citing costs of 360 per game and calls for women’s permanent place in the cheering section regardless of college.
The Lutheran Club will meet October 7 at 4 PM in the Heiges apartment 29 Claremont Avenue Barnard and Columba adviser Rev Donald Russell Heiges guest of honor Mrs Paul Scherer wife of Union Theological Seminary professor will attend Barnard Lutheran Club joins Lutheran Student Association of America meetings in Greater New York with Barnard two council votes Other member clubs include Brooklyn College Columbia NYU Hunter Wagner 16 members remain this year inviting new members beginning November 1 a series of six Bible lectures at the Heiges residence
Dr. Douglas Moore of Columbia was commissioned by the Juilliard Musical Foundation to write a chamber work with rights retained by the composer. Yaddo Music Group honored him in Saratoga Springs with two songs from American Opera performed on September 13. Otto Luening of Barnard was likewise honored when his chamber orchestra pieces Prelude and Pilgrim's Hymn were played on September 14.
Dr. Louis Levitsky of the Jewish Theological Seminary will speak at the first joint meeting of Seixas and Menorah societies on October 7 at 4 PM. He will cover The Major Problems of the American Jew. Plans for open house discussions follow with Will Herberg and Mordecai M. Kaplan noted.
The University Christian Association invites Barnard and Columbia freshmen to an afternoon meeting in Earl Hall from 4 to 6. Guest speaker Dr. John R. Mott will discuss Students and the Church Yesterday and Tomorrow. The retreat for UCA leaders last weekend evaluated activities and planned the year ahead at Andrus Memorial Home Yonkers NY.
Menorah held a welcome event at Earl Hall with Rabbi Isadore Hoffman addressing Jewish students. Joan Leff explains the group’s role in Barnard extracurricular life and new students unable to attend are urged to contact Barbara Lipton via Student Mail to join.
Barnard College Newman Club led by Mary Knappen 747 outlines a full 1946 47 program with a First Friday Luncheon in Earl Hall after Mass and open house discussions at 4 pm. Welcome Tea for new and prospective members set for October 7. province meetings in Corpus Christi Auditorium address Catholic unity and block to God.
Barnard's Episcopal Club opens its new college year with a talk by Rev. Charles T. Bridgeman at 4 p.m. in the Conference Room. Bridgeman of Trinity Church New York and former Cathedral Jerusalem chairman will discuss The Power of Prayer. Eleanor Morse, club president, says future plans emphasize active Christian life.
War orphan Tony, a 13 year old Italian student at an Italian boarding school, receives Barnard support worth fifteen dollars monthly. Barnard students are urged to contribute pennies from luncheon change to sustain his education in science carpentry and religion. the aid offers him schooling, religious plays, movies, and swimming while he studies amid hardship.
The Freshman Class met at noon in the Theatre under temporary chair Virginia Haggerty Honor Board Chairman to open nominations for Freshman Class President. An unlimited slate was made, to be reduced to three later. after the president is elected the class will elect remaining officers and conduct routine business.
Mary Harry the Undergraduate Secretary notes a freshman will be elected next year and minutes will be taken for Undergraduate Association, Representative Assembly and Student Council meetings. Betty Green invites ideas for Athletic Association activities as Barnard welcomes solidarity and student involvement.
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