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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1950
Page
2
The 1953 Sophomore Dinner starts at 6 30 p m in Hewitt Dining Hall. Resident students pay 95 cents, day students 125. Grace Grasselli chairs with Professor Clara Eliot as speaker. guests include soph transferees. A skit by Margaret Davis and Mary Emeline Midgett will entertain.
A meeting of Columbia football cheerleaders is set for this afternoon at 5 in Brooks living room. Leaders who cheered at Hobart rally and any interested students are urged to attend.
The Assemblies committee urges a system matching invitees from arts sciences and social sciences with Barnard College. Naomi Loeb and R. Fogle note the reciprocal obligation and aim for high caliber speakers and growing All-College Assembly involvement.
The discussion centers on whether seniors can take the comprehensive in April before finishing the semester. If acceptable, faculty would adjust for the earlier date. Barnard requires transfers to complete at least twelve major points, and transfers are typically not overloaded in their major courses.
Tomorrow at 3 15 p m in the College Parlor Barnard and Columbia debating societies will present a discussion on Should Germany be Rearmed for the Defense of Western Europe Judith Reisner and Lois Schwartz 53 will argue the negative Tea will be served and attendees are welcome Mrs Helen Bailey freshman advisor spoke to her class on effective notes and planning The freshmen weekend at Barnard camp is set for October 20 22 cost 1 50 for transport 30 cents for maintenance and 2 for food for non residents Class officers will be elected Monday noon Catherine Crowding was elected junior class vice president following Edith Bernstein’s resignation The Study Discussion group by Menorah Society and Seixas opens at 4 in Earl Hall with readings from Hasidism Haskalah Zionism and Reconstructionism Janet Block 53 chairs the committee An open meeting for Jewish students and others is tonight at 8 in Earl Hall Auditorium Rabbi Armand Cohen will speak on Is Survival Our Goal IZFA begins activities this week with a 4 to 6 gathering in Room 409
A brief note advises readers preparing on page 3 to check the shirt cuff of their uniform as a reminder during the exam. The tip underscores neat appearance and focused readiness for the test.
The IZFA outlines aims and activities for the coming year at Barnard Hall. All are invited to join the discussion followed by singing and dancing. Refreshments will be served.
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