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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1940
Page
4
Phyllis Mann writes from the Court of Sr Proctors urging adherence to college rules. Adeline Bostelmann signs on behalf of the Board of Proctors and warns infractions will be referred to the Court of Sith pes.
The Spanish Club invites members to a tea on Tuesday October 8 in the College Parlor.
An all college required assembly will be held in the gymnasium on Tuesday at 1 10.
The college announces a transfer tea on Wednesday October 9. A required senior class meeting is set for October 10 in room 304 Barnard.
Wigs And Cues hosts a Wigs and Cues Tea Area for Freshman on October 11. Mortar board staff recruitment for freshman and sophomores to meet at noon in Room 402. University Christian Association open house in Earl Hall Thursday from 4 to 6 honoring new members. Conscription Questions broadcast 10 15 to 10 30 p m to answer Selective Service Act queries. Roosevelt College Club meets today at 4. Young Republican Club meets Wednesday at 12.
Fragmented note discusses individual eligibility for offices, with phrases about WIC decline and lowered marks. Mentions Keilahiy Week starting October 1 and posters to be set up the coming week. References to Jake firme and Canaty on a Junior Show with signups urged.
A planned outdoor barbecue promises ideal Indian summer weather next Sunday at Barnard Camp with barbecued chicken as the main lure. A faculty student baseball game may entertain, with dorm students charged twenty five cents and commuters fifty. Bus fare extra. Poster remains on Jake through Thursday.
The program costs include 25 dollars plus carfare for a 70 minute field trip from campus. Fees cover a 6 dollar physical, 10 dollar ground course registration at Columbia, and a 9 dollar flight insurance premium. Barnard candidates advancing qualify for private pilot license after field exams. outstanding students may enter restricted commercial pilot training. All accepted by the CAA must pledge flight training in U S military service. Reynolds Benson leads the college program with university staff support.
Barnard College welcomes transfers during the second week of the semester. About sixty five colleges contribute students including eleven foreign schools. Vassar leads with five transfers, and Carol Camblon, a senior, is noted as Barnard’s fourth college student. Carol recounts Hawaii romance not matching New York and notes Barnard's warmth.
The Columbia Chapel Chorus invites University students to a second audition from 7 to 8 pm in the crypt of St Pauls Chapel. Regular rehearsals began Oct 1 and continue Tuesdays from 8 to 9 30 pm. The first concert is Dec 15 featuring parts of Bach B Minor Mass.
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