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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1955

Page

2

On Campus Today and Friday Events at Columbia

On Thursday October 13 noon meetings include College Parlor with President Mc Intosh on Can Life Be Too Full. Student clubs meet at 4 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. in various rooms with speakers from Menorah Society United Christian Association Spanish Italian clubs and more. Friday features International Students Fa ther Ford and Barnard events followed by dances and gatherings through evening.

McIntosh Menorah Society Gilbert and Hoffman United Christian Association Dodge Room Donald Barr Milbank Casa Italiana Achille Lauro Naples Napoli Christian Science Schiff Dodge Father Ford America Barnard James Jake Newman Club Earl Hall Orthodox Christian Fellowship Columbia Christian Fellowship

Barnard to Hold Parents Day on Armistice Friday

Barnard College sponsors Parents Day on November 11. Undergraduates invite their parents to attend classes and lunch, followed by an assembly, panel discussion, and a reception where parents meet teachers. Gerald Lyons chairs the day planning with President McIntosh. first since 1952, fifth in Barnard history.

Barnard Gerald Lyons Barbara Lyons Margo Lyons McIntosh

Children’s Aid Society Camp to Open in Chappaqua

Wagon Road Camp plans a new one level recreational camp for disabled children on the Children’s Aid Society property in Chappaqua New York. The facility will include orthopedic beds special dining utensils accessible bathrooms washing facilities and a shared medical nursing setup with Term Drive seeking funds for one cabin.

Children’s Aid Society Chappaqua New York Wagon Road Term Drive

Room Change Notices From Milbank Offices

Two college announcements report changes in administration rooms. The Treasurer and Comptroller offices move to Room 114 Milbank while the Lost and Found relocates to Room 211 Milbank.

Comptroller Milbank

Corey's View on Education and War Preparedness

Dr Corey argues that despite anticipated expansion and staffing strains, American colleges will not be adequately prepared for drastic changes caused by war but will ultimately adapt. He notes the nation has never fully prepared for wars yet has met their demands, and schools of education face hard-pressed timelines to grow.

Nien Corey

Pusey Notes SizeRise Driven by Population Pressures

Pusey contends that the long rise in size over the years reflects not deliberate policy but grudging response to population growth. He warns that even greater pressures lie ahead as demand continues to expand.

Westchester Sub Freshmen Tour Barnard Campus Day

Westchester high school girls visit Barnard College on Monday October 17 to tour campus with Barnard students as guides. President Millicent C. McIntosh greets attendees at 10 00 and discusses Behind the Scenes at Barnard. Sub freshmen attend classes at 11 00 then tour Columbia and Barnard campuses with demonstrations in Modern Dance fencing and badminton.

Westchester High School Barnard Westchester Millicent C. McIntosh Subh Columbia Barnard College of Westchester

Polo to Perry exhibit on the Far East at Butler Library

Butler Library on the third floor hosts an exhibition titled Polo to Perry running from September 26 to December 1. It showcases sixteen glass cases of books and maps and journals from missionaries and explorers detailing the Far East, including a 1535 China map, Marco Polo translations, East Asia money, and accounts of Dutch Formosa Portuguese Korea Russians Okinawa and Jesuits in Tibet.

Butler Library Far East China India Marco Polo Orient Tartars Charlemagne Formosa Korea Mongolia Okinawa Tibet Butler

Bear in Tree Sees Better Tasting Lucky as Snack

A bear is observed in a tree noticing a sweeter taste in Lucky brand cigarettes. The sighting suggests the bear prefers the aroma and flavor of the tobacco over other brands.

Starivan

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