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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1948
Page
3
The Columbia University Student Council approved a celebration of International Students Day by a 9 to 7 vote amid reservations from the Provost. Debates centered on a perceived Communist tinge and whether to invite only non Communist speakers.
The Athletic Association of Barnard College will sponsor Cinderella's Pumpkin, the first all college formal of the year, on Saturday November 6 in the Barnard Hall gym from 9 to 12:30 p.m. June Billings 49 chairs. A giant Cinderella pumpkin coach replica will be featured with pastel and silver decorations. Student committee members include Judith Dworkin 44 music, Joy Dueland 49 decoration, Beatrice Laskowit 50 publicity, Martha Greene 49 business manager, and Nancy Van Arsdel 50 bids.
Janet Lewis announces Barnard will collect records on assembly speakers this year and forward them to a central Bryn Mawr committee as part of a nationwide program. Records include name affiliation experience subject biography field and reception with noted criticism on knowledge organization and delivery. Assignments to gather data will involve committee members and possibly club representatives. bureau open to all college organizations.
The Barnard Alumnae Association schedules its second convention for October 22 and 28. Highlights include a welcome by Dean Millicent C. McIntosh a luncheon with President Eisenhower as guest of honor and a seminar on Is Your College Education Showing. Lecturers include Henry A. Boorse W Cabell Greet John A. Moore and Basil Rauch.
Margaret Mather, chairman of the Curriculum Committee, invites Barnard students to a faculty discussion on college curriculum to be held Wednesday October 20 in the College Parlor. An open student meeting follows Thursday October 28 in the same location. The committee members include Isabel Lincoln Page Morris Phyllis Reiss Florence Pearlman Vivian Feigenbaum Janet Mora Janet McKee and Nina Abajean.
Dwight D Eisenhower was installed Tuesday as the thirteenth president of Columbia University in a 1:45 p.m. ceremony at South Court and South Field. His inaugural address urged democratic citizenship and warned against over specialization in education. Dean Millicent Carey McIntosh praised the event’s simplicity and signaled Barnard College’s potential greater integration with Columbia University.
Shirley Stout, drive chairman, announced Barnard’s Term Drive to benefit UNICEF at a Representative Assembly session last Monday. The Assembly barred other drives in the first semester that could conflict with the main campaign. Clothing collection for the Commission on Children's Relief is approved, with a box on Jake for Polish children relief.
Required class meetings for sophomores and freshmen and majors will be held tomorrow and Thursday. Professor Gertrude Rich will discuss common college life problems at the freshman meeting in the Theatre at 1 10. The sophomore meeting runs tomorrow 12 to 12 30 in the Theatre.
The Hewitt Hall Snack Bar launches Monday October 25 from 3 to 5 30 pm daily mainly for day students until Barnard Hall’s new wing is ready. Evening hours 9 30 to 11 for residents. weekends open to all students and escorts. A naming contest offers five dollars in Snack Bar merchandise as prize. Residence Halls meeting tonight requires attendance.
Dr. Marjory Nelson, physician for Barnard College, advises all seniors to schedule medical exams. This is her second notice to the seniors. Exams take about thirty minutes and may be booked in the Medical Office.
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