Barnard Song Spirit and Suggested Remedies
A Barnard letter questions campus song traditions and school spirit. It proposes remedies including a Barnard song contest a Barnard Day with blue attire shared meals and a community good deed theme.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1944
Page
4
A Barnard letter questions campus song traditions and school spirit. It proposes remedies including a Barnard song contest a Barnard Day with blue attire shared meals and a community good deed theme.
The Representative Assembly meets at noon in Room 408 to hear the Undergraduate Budget report by treasurer Mary Louise Stewart. The agenda includes Barnard Hall Social Committee elections, IRC Middle Atlantic States Conference delegates to Marywood College, and a final report on last spring's Red Cross Drive.
Dr. Kingdon critiques postwar policy paths in a speech on international organization reform. He warns against inexperienced leadership and discusses reconversion challenges as ten million veterans reenter the economy. He contrasts Dewey’s pro big business stance with Roosevelts’ inclusive approach to coordinating government, business, industry, labor, and agriculture.
Jose Ruben, Paris born and London educated, joins Barnard as Drama Workshop instructor. A craftsman and theater professional, Ruben has directed and acted across stage and opera, shaping works from Bernhardt’s era to La Guardia and Latham today. He emphasizes practical craft over hokum and recalls pivotal moments from his career in America and Europe.
Smoking is now allowed on the walk between Barnard Hall and the Jungle with conditions. Other areas remain restricted including Milbank Hall cloisters and Milbank Walk to 116th Street. Offenders face discipline and all smoking ceases at fire or air raid alarms.
Chaplain Otis Rice spoke on cooperation using Christ's yoke as a metaphor. He contrasted the Roman yoke with an ordinary animal yoke and urged two animals pulling together toward a common goal. He urged students to choose goals that maximize their power and freedom through diligent work.
The article reports Richter detailing criticism of Roosevelt labor policy as biased toward labor, noting 17 agencies handling labor issues and frequent leadership changes. He contrasts WPA disobedience with Montgomery Ward actions to argue his support for Governor Dewey and capability to run the federal government.
Duarte, a Brazilian political writer and scholar, has held high offices under Vargas and directed Lima and Sao Paulo publications. His works cover art, literature, anthropology, and politics from a democratic perspective. He has served as a senator and worked with the Trocedaro museum and the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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