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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1944
Page
3
The Barnard Liberal Club hosts a Dewey Roosevelt election forum Thursday at four o clock in the College Parlor open to all students. Dr Frank Kingdon will defend the Democratic position and Joseph Richter will argue the Republican side.
Ruth Farrell Mortarboard editor declares all juniors including transfers must have Mortarboard photographs taken by October 23. Sarony Inc. at 34 Street and 5th Avenue serves as official photographer with a $1 sitting fee. Wear white blouses and call WI 97 7713 for appointments. Accelerated sophomores graduating with class of 46 are included. freshmen and sophomores may sign to join yearbook staffs via Jake poster.
All clubs and undergraduate organizations must submit budgets to Undergraduate Treasurer Mary Louise Stewart by Monday October 16 to receive their charters.
The Bar nard Interfaith Assembly invites community members to the gym on Tuesday October 24 at 1 10 p m Dean Virginia C Gilder sleeve will read Bible selections and Rev George Arthur Buttrick of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church New York City will address the college Buttrick born in England holds degrees from multiple institutions and has been minister since 1927 He is ex president of the Federated Council of Churches of Christ in America
The second meeting of the Class of ’48 will be held tomorrow at noon in Brinckerhoff Theater. Freshmen will narrow their class presidential candidate slate from last Friday to eight. Molly Wilby, Honor Board chair man, will preside. Dorothy Pasetti will continue duties of the unelected freshman secretary.
University chaplain Otis R. Rice will address the second Barnard Day at Chapel at noon today. The event is sponsored by the Interfaith Council and marks a midday religious observance on campus.
Sally Ferris urges students to submit information cards at the Jake booth as registration closes tomorrow. The aim is to log students war work and volunteering plans, with AWVS placement for community jobs, hospital roles, nursery work, and big sister positions.
Harvest Hop set for Saturday night October 28 will be formal this year in the Barnard gym from 9 30 to 1 00 with Walter Seege's band. Decorations chair Marilyn Chasin says autumn theme and Barnard traditions continue with guest escorts for blind dates and honors for faculty guests.
The History department hosts a majors meeting on Tuesday October 17 from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. in the College Parlor to introduce new History majors to faculty with a reception and tea. The Fine Arts meeting follows on Wednesday October 15 at 4 50 p.m. at the Women’s Faculty Club. Spanish majors gather Tuesday at noon in 401 to meet new majors and transfers and to be introduced to faculty.
Barnard College invites 48 freshmen to Ossining for the annual Barfield Camp barbecue weekend. Camp Chairman Elbis Allatemdjian urges new students to attend and mingle with clubs and friends as train schedules and ticket details are posted. Old students may join for meals at 65 cents for day students and 45 cents for dorm students. Activities include volleyball baseball and hiking with an all day fire in the camp living room.
Frosh-Soph party set for Friday the thirteenth in the gym. Soph Social chair man Helen Whitecotton vows high spirits remain. Dorm students pay five cents, non residents sixty cents, party from 5 to 7 with supper. Sign-up poster on dake for tickets sold 12 to 1 Thursday and the day of the party.
Students are reminded that collaboration with Columbia College organizations and outside groups requires the explicit permission of the Student Council and the Faculty Committee of Student Affairs.
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