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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1951
Page
4
In a letter to the editor a transfer student praises Barnard College's Transfer Orientation Committee and the entire student body for a welcoming, personal environment in contrast to expectations of an impersonal city college. She notes pre arrival calls and guidance, says she has found no problems, and pledges to deserve the generosity.
The assemblies for the current year present a stimulating set of lectures by outstanding speakers. Students are urged to attend Tuesday meetings and participate actively, with the responsibility for attendance resting on each individual. The Assemblies Committee organizes informative talks and seeks cooperation from the student body.
The discount rate for theater tickets will be under the two for one offer from the last Bulletin. The reduction will vary with ticket price and run about twenty percent.
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh led the first Thursday Noon Meeting for Devotion and Meditation in the college parlor. She warned that no generation is absolutely secure and that reliance on state security can breed terror in some nations. She urged seeking an eternal framework to evaluate changing world dangers.
The annual all college Barbecue will be Sunday October 14. Buses depart Barnard at 10 a.m. and return at 6 p.m. Freshmen and transfers pay 1.50 for transportation. Old students pay 2.50 for day or 2.20 for dorm food and transport. Maps available for those who wish to drive.
Applications are invited for the 1951 52 College Board of Mademoiselle magazine with a chance to win a Guest Editorship and a trip to New York next June. A Barnard tea for tryouts is scheduled next Monday from 4 to 6 pm in the Deanery. sign the poster outside PR Office by Friday morning. A wristwatch was found in the Bulletin office and the owner should contact through student mail.
The Model United Nations General Assembly will convene at Barnard College in early April with fifty to sixty eastern colleges expected to send delegates. Barnard students will staff the U N Secretariat under a faculty committee led by William Henderson.
Louis notes Harlem avoidance via subway to Columbia with pride while Colin praises campus life and food as vastly better than at Maryland. Marvin values dorm living as key to the program, and Louis calls the scholarship experience wonderful.
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