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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1953
Page
3
Dr Carrie spoke at Hewitt dining room where transfer students and faculty gathered for a Dean's dinner. He outlined Indo China tensions, arguing complexity beyond simple colonial critique and noting French public opinion and Le Monde's caution about US involvement. He urged US restraint and responsible leadership.
The Morningside Heights Housing Corporation relocates tenants from buildings slated for demolition to make way for low rent and cooperative housing projects. The city condemned land after Congress approved 20,000 public housing units and transferred property to the NYC Housing Authority. The cooperative project will occupy 20 percent of the land with gardens and playgrounds covering the rest.
Fulbright applications including recommendations must be turned in to Mrs Anneke Verhave in Room 117 Milbank Hall by 5 p.m. Friday October 30. Blank applications available in the same office.
Students for Halley outlined a campus and Morningside district canvass plan at their meeting. Comptroller candidate Chase Mellen praised student interest in government. Irving Lesnick and Marcia Rubinstein were elected president and vice president to lead the effort.
Barnard College faculty members Dr. Edgar R. Lorch and Dr. Ingrith J. Deyrup teach and research in Europe under Fulbright grants. Lorch lectures at the University of Rome, Italy, while Deyrup conducts cellular physiology research at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Chester Bowles former U S ambassador to India will discuss American policy in South East Asia at the first required all college assembly October 27 in the Riverside Church Auditorium. Bowles details his India experiences including schooling his children and bicycling in New Delhi. He is a Yale 1924 graduate and former Connecticut governor.
Student Council discusses converting Mortarboard into a senior class yearbook with wider distribution. Liz Von Till urges a constitutional amendment to fund and restructure the book, doubling reach to 1100 students and funding from a raised activity fee. The Undergraduate Association plans amendments on the fee and editor selection, with funding already allocated.
Chickens Fry at Barnard's Fall Bar-B-Q to be held at Barnard Camp Ossining New York this Sunday. Day students pay one dollar for dinner dorm students seventy cents and freshmen and transfers eat free. Chartered bus rides cost 1.50 with 11 a.m. departure from Brooks Hall and 6 p.m. return. Maps available for car travel. Tickets selling at Jake since Tuesday and must be bought 11:30 to 1:30 today. Sign up poster on Jake for interested students.
The 1953-1954 first Thursday Noon Meeting in the College Parlor features President Millicent C. McIntosh discussing Are Moral Values Absolute. Box lunches follow the address. students may attend as guests with a small fee for future meetings.
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