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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1946
Page
2
The Occupation Bureau announces Mademoiselle magazine will recruit outstanding students for its College Board. Four assignments with prizes, plus payment for usable articles or photos, build toward a Guest Editorship. Apply by November 1 after approval through Barnard Public Relations and the Occupation Bureau by October 26.
A Barnard freshman asks a shy classmate about his course as they mingle at the Freshman dance held Friday night at John Jay. The young man replies he is an instructor and plans to keep conversations brief.
The Lutheran Club opened its new year with a 4 PM meeting in Rev. Donald Russell Heiges apartment attended by Mrs. Paul Scherer wife of Union Theological Seminary professor. She spoke on Reinhold Niebuhr address and urged American students to use their good education fully. An informal planning session followed with Miss Miller noting next meeting would cover music in Christianity.
The event featured mixers like Windmill and Paul Jones directed by a Columbia master of ceremonies. Dances ranged from sambas to jitter bugging, with late permissions prompting a dorm freshman exodus and friends left with partners as the ball heated up.
Barnard Association plans a questionnaire to learn which sports are popular and how to improve activities including health programs, Barnard camp, and folk dances. Kay Goldsmith leads survey setup and distribution while Lawrie Trevor urges full student participation. Archery event and deck tennis play day dates are announced with practice hours and prizes.
In 1945 Mortarboard listing a payment of $3.00, the notice directs readers to notify A. T. Brooks about the transaction.
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