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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1945
Page
4
The International Relations Club held its first meeting of the term to honor new foreign students. Ellen Haight 46 outlined aims while members shared tea and cookies. Members described origins from Latvia to Newfoundland and discussed international affairs.
The bulletin states it will not publish anonymous letters to the editor but may print those that include identifiable authors.
Wigs and Cues presents The Duchess of Malfi by John Webster shown this semester in three acts with period costumes. Tryouts for old and new members occur in the theater on Tuesday October 29 at 5 p.m. About thirty were chosen from October 10 tryouts as active members.
Alma Hall, ex-Duke residence counselor, joins Barnard as resident sophomore advisor. She interviews girls to clarify goals, balance social and academic growth, and stressing presentable personal development for career readiness.
Despite intermittent rain the freshman barbecue for the class of ’49 drew over 100 students and many upperclassmen. Activities included hiking trips to Croton Dam and Dream Lake, volleyball, parlor games, and an ice cream reward for the winning team. Weekend class outings are scheduled through November 16 with sign ups on the Athletic Association board.
Marie Anne Phelps announces four of 23 submissions win positions on Bear staff Ida Cowley Ellen Violett Ruth Montgomery Marion Hausner Also named Claire Visconti Helen Mc Laughlin Judy Behr Ruth Clark Mary Roush joins Editorial Board Deadline for December issue November ninth Submissions welcome include book reviews short stories poems essays and articles on world issues Attach or mail card with name kept separate for blind judging/typewritten preferred Drawings cartoons and cover designs sought for Bear publication
The University Christian Association in Earl Hall hosts three separate round table discussions on the topic What can a student in this scientific age believe religiously This Thursday from 4 to 6 pm.
The Foreign Policy Association opens its 1945 46 season with a Saturday luncheon and all day forum at the Waldorf Astoria titled Between War and Peace Dean Virginia Gildersleeve and John Carter Vincent will discuss the postwar period in the morning Senator Fulbright will lecture at lunch General Ismay and Henri Bonnet will speak in the afternoon Tickets range from 0 to 3 65 for non members and 110 to 170 for faculty and guests Reservations go to the FPA at 22 East 38 Street New York.
The 1947 Mortarboard dedication set for Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president emeritus of Columbia, as juniors held their first fall meeting in Milbank Room 339. Judy Mortenson and Jean Poffinberger named Representative Assembly delegates. Sophomores elected Ann Cowan Shirley Kammell Lenore Sheldon as Rep Assembly members and Elaine Ryan as Sophomore Honor Board member.
CURC debuts two radio programs this term with Columbiaires airing Wednesdays at nine and The Juke's at St. Luke's on Thursdays at eight thirty. Judith Dworkin and Betty Bravorona star on Columbiaires with piano assist from Rulan Seth and Richard Chodash. Tak Kako produces. The Juke's at St. Luke's features Nat Zipper La Verne Veronika Van de Gelt and Mo Sussman with Rubin Seth as Nat Zipper. scripts by Seth and Sussman. Harriet Berg and others perform, all recalling Barnard and Goldbergs connections.
The piece notes differing views on cumulative fines to boost attendance and student involvement. It lists student representatives chosen for Social, Budget, and class committees including Doris McGannon Ruth Henze Jean Poffenberger Helen Whitecotton Jean Meszaros Eileen Gilmore Kay O Neill Helen Doherty Nancy Cameron and Mable Brown.
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