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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1942
Page
2
Freshman Dorothy Terrace read and counted more than fifty campus board notices urging Barnard students to act. Clamoring groups include National Service and the New Man club. Lost items and found messages mingle with old posters from the thirties, while other notices advertise tours, scholarships, and campus events.
Club treasurers and business managers must file budgets with Anne Sirch under graduate treasurer by October 19. Clubs failing to file will forfeit their 42 43 existence. Budget blanks available in Room 404 Barnard Hall.
Pianist Ray Levy to perform Friday October 23 in the Conference Room for the Music club audience. Admission free. Barnard to host Nicholas Goldschmidt song recital Monday at 8 45 with complimentary tickets at Barnard music office. Miss Leo to appear at Carnegie Hall November 4.
Twenty-one pictures purchased by the fine arts department and now on exhibit in Odd Study are available to dorm students for rental for the coming year at 25 cents per semester. The collection includes Oriental prints lithographs colored wood cuts and watercolors. One item is a signed original by Grant Wood.
Letters discuss a second front risk under UN leadership and urge prudence in war policy. An appeal to Barnard students urges reimbursing missing Book Exchange books and outlines SLA disbanding to unite war efforts with Barnard War Board taking over.
Miss Howell forwards a letter urging disbandment of the Student League of America formed in 1941 to stimulate wartime student activity. The four point program included civilian defense courses, bond drives, Red Cross support, and reader/writer service for service members.
Winona Beamer discusses climate changes influencing dress in Hawaii themed stories. She recalls warm temperatures making clothes lighter while denying grass skirts and sarongs as accurate Hawaii garb. Beamer jokes that readers may not believe her opinions on traditional attire.
The sophomores invite the class of 1946 to a three ring circus themed party from five to eight tomorrow evening. Activities include folk dancing pass the shoe hop scotch bite the apple and penny catching with wild animal antics. A dinner follows at six in the cafeteria with a surprise menu. Afterward the sophomores present skits and Harvest Hop themed comedy while Doris Kosches leads community singing.
Gloria Callen joins the AWVS of New York roster after several appearances including We the People and Stage Door Canteen. Nyack High School honored her graduation last June and she was named one of the thirteen best dressed women in the United States.
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