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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1941
Page
3
Barnard College announces a special Monday night CURC broadcast from 8 to midnight. Ten Barnard girls will host with a 600 kilocycles transmitter on Brooks Hall top floor and CURC staff expect the Barnard Columbia program to open with an intro and history.
Barnard gourmets plan a Southern style barbecue this Sunday priced at fifty cents with a bus option at ten in the morning and a return around six. Evelyn Kelley and Ellen Meuser lead the Camp Committee with guests including Dean Virginia Gildersleeve and several professors and doctors. Reservations are via Jake.
Veteran student commuters toured Brooks Residence Halls during an open house from 4 to 6 pm. Executive Committee and Residence Council members guided guests through two dorms then hosted a tea. The event shifted to a single day for all four classes to improve hospitality and ambiance.
Virginia C. Gildersleeve in her Barnard College annual report cites Walter Lippmann’s critique that current education risks eroding Western civilization through neglect of creative social principles. She outlines Barnard’s plan to deepen students’ understanding of Western and American institutions with stronger history and a clearer national aims context.
Editor Pat Highsmith announces all Fall Quarterly contributions must be hand delivered to Room 402 Barnard by end of next week. Materials including art should be sent by October 23. Contributors are urged to submit early to aid editors and avoid rejection.
Riverside Church hosts a non sectarian undergraduate group led by a C C N Y professor of Social Science with Barnard and Colut students meeting Sundays 9 30 to 10 45 on the eighth floor. Friday evenings feature dancing bowling rollerskating and refreshments. Noted members include Don Snavely Columbia football star Alice Kliematd and Andrew Costikyan. Carl Bauman leads as Union Seminary student and Columbia glee club member. No fees or church membership required and all may participate.
Menorah opens its year with a tea dance shared with the Jewish Students Society of Columbia at the Jewish Theological Seminary. The harvest festival Succath decorates the event with a Succah frame. An joint lunches with lectures are planned in Earl Hall with Maurice Schwartz cited as a guest speaker. Regular discussions occur Mondays and Tuesdays in Rabbi Hoffman's office.
Dean Virginia Crocheroy Gildersleeve told the student body that Bar nng students will meet future emergencies with cheerful poise and common sense during a fall-college assembly last Tuesday.
Dean Gildersleeve announces a corrected academic calendar for November 1941 with a one day Thanksgiving holiday and classes on Friday and Saturday after the holiday. Easter vacation remains a week long, and faculty and student leaders urge fact based discussion and continued civic service including volunteer emergency training under Civilian Defense.
Hight nominees for president of the freshman class were chosen at a required meeting last Wednesday. The ballot lists Phyllis Iyahid Alicia Gonnor Sabra Jollet Barbara Kahle Ann Ross Dawn Shaw Barbara St Clair and Hope Simon. Frances Donnellon Gloria Monahan Norma Blickfelt and Joan Carey are named as new social committee members.
Vivianne de Charriere, 43, elected vice president of La Societe Francaise at a Monday afternoon meeting in the French Club Room Riverside Building. Officers discussed upcoming club activities including a French club weekend at Barnard Camp October 24 to 26 and potential Christmas party and moves. De Charriere transfers from Lycee Francais Ecole Chaudot Paris.
At its initial season meeting on Monday the Deutscher Kreiss introduced all new members to the faculty officers of the German department. Tentative plans for the coming season include showing a German film and a joint meeting with the music club.
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