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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1953
Page
3
Ursula Niebuhr associate professor of Religion spoke on Man and His Freedom at the Noon Meeting. She outlined meanings of freedom in mind nature soul and relationships and warned freedom should not harm others. She stressed understanding others and being understood and valued in free relationships as core to family and friendship.
The Psychology Department on Milbank's fourth floor installs new laboratories with sound-absorbent ceilings fluorescent lighting and specialized rooms. An olfactorium air conditioned for smell research features controlled temperature and humidity while a one-way vision screen and concealed microphone let observers watch children unseen. An audition lab is fully sound-shielded. Two student labs include booths to reduce noise and distraction.
Barnard professors W Cabell Greet Marion Gillim and John B Stewart will teach abroad next summer as part of the American College Council for Summer Study Abroad. The council of fourteen colleges plans six week courses in Cambridge London Madrid and Salzburg with travel to Rome Perugia Florence and Venice.
Helena Funk, assistant professor of Botany, speaks on microorganisms as essential life partners in the second Associate Alumnae lecture tonight at 8 in the College Parlor. She argues microbes aid survival and must be exploited for humanity to endure.
The 1956 class hosts a Halloween Dance Friday October 30 in John Jay dining room with a girl inviting two boys. Tickets cost one dollar and go on sale October 19. invitations are RSVP postcards with anonymous bids. Sophomore girls act as hostesses to create a friendly atmosphere. Stephanie Horton oversees.
Senior Medicals director Dr. Marjorie J. Nelson requests all seniors schedule medical examinations in room 201 Barnard Hall. The College Physician urges timely appointments to complete required health checks.
The Faculty-Student Committee on Assemblies approves three required assemblies per semester with planned programs and distinguished speakers. Additional assemblies may occur, but they will be optional and lighter in nature such as holiday gatherings. Spring term will set two undergraduate assemblies as required or voluntary per Student Council decisions.
Seniors may attend a Barnard Hall meeting on October 21 to apply for executive secretary roles in national Girl Scout councils. Also Civil Service offers Junior Management Assistant exams on December 5 with December 12 deadline, for candidates with a four-year degree in relevant fields. Beginning salaries include 3410 dollars annually.
King Paul of Greece will receive an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Columbia University at a November 2 ceremony in Low Library rotunda. He will deliver one of three major addresses and announce Greek support for funding a Center of Greek Studies as part of the Near and Middle Eastern program. About 600 guests are invited including Mayor Impellitteri and officials. previous precedent exists with King Paul's predecessor George II receiving the honor in 1942.
The Athletic Association hosts a Wednesday afternoon tea at 4 in the College Parlor to acquaint freshmen and transfer students with AA activities. Old students are invited. The program centers on Barnard Camp and Greek Games with films from Barnard Camp and Greek Games. AA Board members host and answer questions.
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