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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1944

Page

4

Juniors Organize National Service Class Project

At the first semester junior meeting in Room 139 Milbank, Doris McGannon proposed a National Service project split into ten weekly sections. Each section will have one or two leaders and member contributions of one hour. Services target Red Cross units at Casa Italiana and Riverside. A sixteen member volunteer committee was approved with names listed.

Red Cross Casa Italiana Riverside Milbank Doris McGannon Miss McGannon Jake Ellen Aladin Virginia Heller Isabel Griffin Charlotte Hyak Patricia Fitzgerald Dorothy Sterns Emily O’connor Frances Holmgren Dorothy Dieterle Dorothy Saum Mary Brown Mildred Reed Mary Brogan Ebba Duffy Katharine O'Neill Elan Gillespie

Camp Entertain 48 At Barbecue Freshmen Weekends Planned

Barnard Camp held a Freshman Barbecue last Sunday with about seventy attendees though one hundred signed in. Activities included softball volleyball hiking and walks. The meal featured barbecued chicken cole slaw potato salad jello and coffee. Elbis Alalemdjian, camp chairman, outlines a schedule with October 20 Math Club October 27 Hallowe en Open House November 3 Freshmen November 10 Sophomores November 17 Juniors November 24 Seniors. A December Bulletin weekend and another open weekend are planned.

Barnard Barnard Hall Elbis Alalemdjian Hallowe’en

Lobo Speaks To Majors At Meeting

Spanish actor and priest Mr. Leocadio Lobo spoke to the Spanis h Majors in the Conference Room last Tuesday October 17. He filled in for Mr. Paulo Duarte who was called to Washington on war business. Lobo discussed Cordoba Mosque and the Arab world’s cultural center, noting its eight hundred columns and the city’s historical role in Islam Christian tensions.

Leocadio Lobo Lobo Paulo Duarte Duarte Washington Spain Mosque of Cordoba Castilla Andalusia

Political Council Plans Straw Vote

The college assembly on Tuesday October 31 features speakers from major parties in the current election. The event closes a month of forums and programs run by Political Council with groups including the Liberal Club Debate Council Roosevelt and Dewey clubs.

All College Assembly Political Council Liberal Club Debate Council Roosevelt Dewey

Favors Absence Of Rah Rah Spirit At Barnard

A Barnard letter to the editor argues against the annual burg of school spirit. It defends maturity over frenzied songs and secret handshakes, urging Barnard not to resemble a country club and to preserve cosmopolitan, inclusive traditions.

Barnard

Miss Polly Barkhuff Speaks at Christian Fellowship Tea

Miss Polly Barkhuff of the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship spoke at a tea in the Conference Room on Monday October 16 to welcome new students. The society will hold weekly meetings each Monday at 4 15 PM. Next week Mr T Christie Innes president of the American Tract Society will lead a four session speaker series at Barnard.

Ristian Fellowship Society Polly Barkhuff Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Christian Fellowship Society T. Christie Innes American Tract Society Barnard ‘H

Dean Announces Appointments at Virginia College

Virginia C. Gildersleeve announced three teaching staff appointments to handle more foreign language students. Dr. Mary Margaret H Barr becomes lecturer in French after studies at Vas sar College and Columbia University with NYU teaching experience. Miss Marie Lederman becomes lecturer in German after Barnard summer teaching. Miss Jacqueline Block from Barnard becomes Assistant in Zoology replacing resigning Miss Joan Anderson.

Virginia C. Gildersleeve Mary Margaret H. Barr Marie Lederman Jacqueline Block Barr Vassar College Columbia University France New York University Miss Lederman Barnard Block Barnard Td Joan Anderson

Chaplain Metters Talks On Returning Servicemen

Chaplain Robert Metters of the Midshipmen School at Columbia spoke to the Lutheran Club about the problems of servicemen returning from the South Pacific. He warned that American women must adjust and that veterans may face disappointment at home and pent-up emotions needing sympathetic support from sweethearts families and churches.

Robert Metters Midshipmen School Columbia South Pacific Lutheran Club Chaplain Metters Metters

McGuire Addresses Freshmen on Courses and Activities

Dr. Lorna F. McGuire spoke to advisees in Brinkerhoff Theatre on freshman activities and the value of focusing on arts and humanities. She urged balancing time, suggested reducing work and extracurriculars, and encouraged honesty about abilities in pursuing medical careers.

Barnard Lorna F. McGuire Brinckerhoff Theatre MecGuire

Glee Club Accepts 60 New Members

Barnard Glee Club welcomed sixty new members after two weeks of tryouts led by director Igor Buketoff. A folk dance party is set for next Tuesday from 8 to 10 in Brinckerhoff Theatre to help members get acquainted. An invitation from Haverford College to join in a forthcoming orella was received, with no definite plans yet.

Barnard Glee Club Igor Buketoff Brinckerhoff Theatre Julia Fremon Glee Club Haverford College Pennsylvania Orella

Action Club to Meet for First Year Session

The Action for Democracy Club plans its first meeting of the year on Tuesday at 12 in the Conference Room. Maria Scott serves as provisional chairman. the group will hold a business session and plan year activities with campus political clubs.

Action For Democracy Club Roon Maria Scott Cub Pars Action For Democracy

French Club Officers Filled by Cox and Cohen

At the Monday meeting on Oct 16 French Club members elected Gene Cox and Lucienne Cohen secretaries. The group planned wartime drives including selling war stamps and a clothing drive, plus work with American Relief for France. A Forum for Freedom luncheon and a joint meeting with the Music Club were announced.

Gene Cox Lucienne Cohen American Relief For France Jacqueline Baumann Annabella Music Club

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N.S P. Barkhuff Religious Club McGuire Action Club Cox, Cohen Broadway 16Th Street Elizabeth Arden Helena Rubenstein Dorothy Gry Lantherie Caron Harriet Hubbard Aver Prince Matchabelli
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