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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1954
Page
2
The Dean announces Fulbright awards for 1955 56 with a deadline of November 1 1954. New Zealand closes October 15 while Latin America awards follow the Buenos Aires Convention. About 1000 U.S. citizens may study abroad under Fulbright and Buenos Aires programs.
Editor-in-Chief Rhoda Edwards 56 announces the Focus magazine editorial board for this year including Tobie Stein 56 Rhoda Brandeis 56 Majorie Belle Miller 57 and Emile Bix Buchwald 57 New business staff members are Roberta Berkowitz 56 Cynthia Covell 57 Barbara Gitter 57 Deborah Rieback 57 Gloria Shtrauss heim 57 and Sheila Tropp 57 Submissions of critical and creative manuscripts may be sent to Rhoda or left in the Focus office Acceptable material includes book reviews poetry translations fiction and critical articles
The survey by students and faculty argues a library is essential to meet educational aims of the college. Final plans were completed in August and the questionnaire seeks thorough input. Results will guide future facilities and procedures with a deadline of October 12.
Seniors of the class of 1955 are invited to have their yearbook portraits taken or retaken. Sign up on the Mortarboard bulletin board at the south entrance of Barnard Hall. Photo sessions are scheduled for Friday October 8.
Professor Moore of the zoology department asks all students who took Zoology 1 to sell their old lab manuals and lecture notes to the Barnard Co-op on the fourth floor of Barnard Hall. The present class is larger than anticipated and urgently needs these materials.
Events at Earl Hall and Milbank Theater include lectures by Rabbi Emanuel Rackman and Rev Ademar de Pauw, plus Newman Club and University Christian Association activities. Notable items feature His Eminence Archbishop Michael at the World Council of Churches event in Evanston.
Pre medical students planning to enter medical school in September 1955 should schedule an appointment with Dr. I. J. Deyrup, the Pre Medical advisor, in Room 403 Milbank, as soon as possible.
The freshman class held two meetings last week. President McIntosh opened with a talk on the new Man and His World course. Under Elizabeth Heavey eight candidates were nominated for class president: Toby Baron Marion Dresser de Barenne Karen Gumprech Jean Houton Margot Lyons Sybil Stecking Selma Tennenbaum Mollie Visey. The sophomore class will meet at noon tomorrow to plan Greek games social calendar and a freshmen tea.
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