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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1945
Page
2
The Athletic Association invites new students and all others to a fall barbecue at Barnard Camp Croton-on-Hudson New York this Sunday. Tickets cover food at sixty five cents for day students and thirty five cents for dorm girls with round trip bus option for 1.15. Tennis rounds and Sports Week news will follow. check the AA Bulletin Board.
Twenty enthusiastic Barnard students start the first baby Russian course at the college. After three lessons they know the alphabet and find it easier than expected. Professor Andre von Gronicka of Columbia teaches the course with good humor and success.
An exhibition of watercolors prints and reproductions from the Fine Arts Department runs in Odd Study until Friday October 12. Afterward Barnard students may rent the works dormitory students pay twenty five cents per picture per semester while day students must deposit the value of the picture ranging from five to fifteen dollars. Choice is made by signing labels under the pictures and Margaret Berry in Hewitt Hall room 844 coordinates access.
Kathy Keith 746 president of UCA speaks at the UC A Chapel on Wednesday on The Individual's Religious Personality on Campus. The Lutheran Club hosts a four to six introductory tea at Pastor Heiges 29 Claremont Avenue with Mrs English as guest. Wycliffe Club opens Tuesday 4 to 6 in the Conference Room inviting all old members and newcomers with refreshments.
The CURC program shifts toward broader coverage including Columbia home basketball games and sports events. Barnard College’s only V-12 Columbia organization invites students to join in roles from announcing to engineering and drama, with noon studio access and radio role classes.
The Red Cross organizes hospital entertainment for wounded servicemen at Halloran Hospital Staten Island. Barnard College will sponsor and lead a tea with 20 seniors visiting on Sunday October 14 announced by Mildred Reed 46 Barnard Red Cross chairman.
Professor Reynard discusses reconversion and reads like home as she resumes teaching naval history and geography to Barnard students. She notes the veteran readjustment issue is widespread and sees Barnard students as key partners in mutual readjustment.
Bulletin announces training for a photography editor successor as Marcia Holstein graduates in June. Interested students should contact Miss Holstein via Student Mail or visit 405 Barnard to leave their names. Duties include photographing campus events and managing office cuts. Preference for a freshman or sophomore.
The Columbia University Orchestra holds its first rehearsal of the season this Wednesday October 10 at 8 P M in Hamilton Hall room 312 with Mr. Thomas guest conductor for a second year. They prep for the bi annual MacMillan Theatre concert on December 8 and invite old and new players to join. New candidates should see Professor Dittler or contact Ellen Aladin via Student Mail before October 10.
Memorial services will be held next week for Professor Willard Waller. Dr Mirra Komarovsky of Barnard College Sociology will speak at the chapel service as part of a faith centered gathering described by the dean.
In 1987 he became Provost, the third in the university’s history to hold the post. Since 1944 the Provost acted on academic administration matters under the President, without Trustee action. Fackenthal led the Faculty Committee on Student Organizations since 1915 and held multiple university positions.
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