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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1951
Page
4
Letter from employees protests the removal of the familiar Xmas donation boxes. They note years of easy giving across campus buildings and urge the College to restore the tradition to support staff, expressing hopes for quicker reinstatement and renewed goodwill.
Barnard College records a tribute to Annie Nathan Meyer life member and co founder who died September 23 1951. The trustees commend her pioneering work for women’s higher education and lasting impact on Barnard’s standards and opportunities.
Meg Potter 52, Chairman of Honor Board, explains that students who witness cheating should urge the offender to report herself or report the case to the Board. The Board will investigate cases under mental strain and judge by circumstances to protect the student and college. The Board may also hear appeals on library rule violations after a constitutional amendment last week.
Frances Conn announces a full week of sports events led by the Athletic Association. Volleyball and badminton open Monday afternoon, archery Tuesday at Riverside Range, a team event Wednesday in the College Parlor, with swimming, basketball Thursday and softball and tennis Friday. Refreshments follow each event. square and round dancing cap the Saturday gym program. Freshmen may apply to join the AA Board by October 23.
The United States Civil Service Commission will hold exams on December 8 for Junior Professional Assistant and Junior Management Assistant. Most positions paid 8100 dollars annually, with most duties in Washington DC. Applicants must meet education requirements and submit application blanks by November 13.
Dean Lawrence H. Chamberlain will appear Thursday at 8 15 on WKCR's Campus Newsletter. He will discuss Columbia College finances the emergency facing the college and changes in his life since becoming Dean. The program aims for a collegiate slant with interviews of campus leaders.
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