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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1947

Page

3

Interfaith Council to Host Chapel Talks Series

The Interfaith Council at Barnard plans a Thursday noon series of talks in St. Pauls chapel with a post luncheon meet the speakers. Speakers may select their own topics to foster cooperation among college religious groups and students of diverse faiths. The Earl Hall Society held freshmen Open House on October 1 with 200 attendees and introduces three co chairs from Newman Club Seixas and UC A. Rev Sunji Nishi to speak at the October 5 meeting.

Earl Hall Society Interfaith Council St. Paul’s Chapel Eleanor Morse Interfaith Barnard Miss Morse Earl Halli Society Columbia John Buxton Newman Club Michael Lilienstein Seixas Mary Wilson U.C.A

Columbia Players Stage Benefit Romeo and Juliet

The Columbia Players open the season with a benefit performance of Romeo and Juliet on October 16 to 18 at McMillin Theater to fund the new Student Union building replacing John Jay Hall. Directed by Preston Munter produced by Joseph O Rielly with Barnard cast Patricia Lee Rita Abrams Victoria Boothby Shirin Devrim and Moe Sussman as Romeo. Tickets are in John Jay Hall lobby. The group plans three repeat performances of Murder in the Cathedral by T S Eliot as their next production.

Columbia Players McMillin Theater Columbia John Jay Hall Preston Munter Joseph O'Rielly Barnard Patricia Lee Juliet Rita Abrams Victoria Boothby Shirin Devrim Romeo Moe Sussman T. S. Elliot

Replacements Named for Mortarboard Staff 1949

Editors announce staff changes for Mortarboard with Mary Lou Heffernan as Co-Photography Editor Shirley Stout replaced as Advertising Manager by Harriet Tolley Jewel Fewkes named Roster Editor and Marilyn Karmason confirms major planning complete The 1949 issue may be dedicated to Mrs McIntosh and General Eisenhower and will cost 3 75 with installment options Transfers urged to have class of 49 portraits taken at Sarony Studios and to submit proofs and writeups

Mary Lou Heffernan Judith Allison Shirley Stout England Harriet Tolley Jewel Fewkes Hileen Connolly Ireland Marilyn Karmason McIntosh Eisenhower Mortarboard Sarony Studios Fifth Avenue

WKCR Plans Fall Programs on Campus Radio

WKCR announces its fall schedule featuring new and continuing shows. Highlights include News Between the Lines with Charles Campbell at 8 30 and Hell and High Water hosted by Jean and Durham Caldwell at 8 30 Tuesday. Wednesday covers the Oxford Columbia debate live from McMillin Theater. Thursday broadcasts from 120 Hartley Hall present Twenty Questions before a student audience. Friday closes with Players Playhouse directed by Wayne Dail at 9.

WKCR Charles Campbell Jean Durham Caldwell

Caps And Gowns Prices For Seniors At College

New senior caps and gowns cost 17.60 dollars with a five dollar deposit due by October 8 to Cornelia Barber via Student Mail. Ten day rental is 1.75 dollars with the same sizing details. Second hand gowns priced by condition. signups posted on Jake for a limited first come, first served selection.

Cornelia Barber

Phonograph Installed At Library For Student Recreation

A new phonograph in room 304 offers students recreational listening to poetry. The 1200 volume twentieth century poetry collection, donated by the class of 1920, inspired the setup. Dean Emeritus Virginia C. Gildersleeve approved the project last spring and the device was built over the summer. Six earphones allow silent play of up to sixteen inch records.

Virginia C. Gildersleeve Music Department

Hold Nomination for A A Treasurer

Nominations for the Athletic Association treasurer will be held at an open meeting on Thursday October 9 at 12 noon in the gymnasium. Voting is scheduled for October 14 and 15 on Jake. Nominees must be current junior class members.

Athletic Association Jake June Ross Vassar College A.A A.A. Board

Shoup to Discuss Inflation Trends at Barnard Liberal Club

Professor Carl Sumner Shoup of Columbia Economics will analyze inflation causes and the impact of US aid to Europe on the domestic economy at Barnard Liberal Club on Wednesday October 8. A question period will follow as the club begins a broader investigation into inflation.

Liberal Club Carl Sumner Shoup Columbia Department of Economics Barnard Liberal Club Hewitt Hall Shoup Columbia United States Europe Barnard June Bousley

First SPARS Reunion Scheduled in Washington DC

The first national SPARS reunion of the U S Coast Guard Women’s Reserve will be held in Washington DC on November 22 marking five years since SPARS was established by act of Congress. Attendees should contact the SPAR Reunion Committee for details. no mailed notice will be sent.

SPARS U.S. Coast Guard Washington, D.C Barnard College SPAR Massachusetts Avenue N. E Mary C. Lyne

Honor Board to Hold Open College Meeting

Elizabeth Lowe announces an open Honor Board meeting on Friday October 6 in the Little Parlor from 4 to 6 PM. The forum invites all students to discuss the Barnard Honor System informally with Honor Board members and welcomes suggestions or criticisms about its functioning.

Honor Board Little Parlor Elizabeth Lowe Barnard

Rules for Students on Assembly Attendance and Dues

The rules require death in the family or illness as excuses for missing required assemblies or class meetings. Jean Meszaros chairs the Court of Senior Proctors and must be notified if a reason arises. Treasurers Mary Jean Huntington Elizabeth Hayman Gertrude Rosenstein and acting treasurer of 51 must be notified of missed meetings. A 25 cent fine may be imposed for unexcused absence, with possible summons for nonpayment. A signature is a pledge under Barnard's honor system and obligates dues obligations.

Court of Senior Proctors Jean Meszaros Mary Jean Huntington Elizabeth Hayman Gertrude Rosenstein Barnard

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