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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin published by Barnard College students throughout the academic year with vacations and exams excluded. Entry as second class matter October 19, 1928 at New York Post Office. Subscription $3.50 yearly, 10 cents per copy. Editor in chief Dorothy Coyne.
Tomorrow is United Nations Day, commemorating seven years since the Charter created the UN. The piece notes the organization’s aims to end war, hunger, disease, and discrimination, its early challenges, and calls for public support to help the UN mature and achieve peace.
Letter thanks a large group of undergraduates for enthusiastic cooperation in planning and running the Pied Piper Carnival. The note highlights student chairmen Dorothy Tunick Millicent Satterlee Nancy Underwood Ingrid Otten and Judith Leverone for meticulous arrangements volunteer recruitment alumnae materials and coordination of student and alumnae committees.
Phebe Marr surveys seven years of United Nations work noting peace efforts in the Middle East and Korea, humanitarian advances via specialized agencies, and the creation of landmark human rights instruments. She cautions against overoptimism while praising the UN as a growing, non perfect but vital instrument for international cooperation above national sovereignty.
Supporters argue a world federal government with limited powers could prevent wars and settle disputes peacefully. They praise the United Nations but call for charter revision to create a global federation capable of enforcing world law and preventing aggression.
Barbara Lyons outlines how the Collegiate Council for the United Nations coordinates 200 plus campus clubs, links U N discussions with American youth, and provides literature and speakers. Barnard’s International Relations Club participates in CCUN and hosted a model U N General Assembly last year.
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