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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
4
Nan Heffelfinger responds to Kathy Burge about the proposed Political Council amendment to Class Constitutions. She explains the October 16 discussions, the Council's recommendation to delay votes until after Thanksgiving, and that the amendment was not on class agendas before fall.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a written exam for Student Aid Trainee positions in chemistry physics mathematics metallurgy and engineering with salaries of 2650 or 2875. Eligible sophomores and juniors may gain training while in school and must meet degree credit requirements by exam. Applications accepted in Washington until December 4 1951.
The Institute begins its 39th year with a debate at McMillin Theater on Is Revolution Within Russia Possible. Constantine Boldyreff, Georgetown professor, argues for inevitability of revolution while Harry Schwartz of the New York Times presents the negative view.
The Dramatic Society presents Euripides Hippolytus on November 8 9 and 10 with Marion Magid as Phaedra Holly Bradford as Aphrodite Pamela Lewis as Artemis Joyce Seidman as Nurse Fred Riplin as Hippolytus and Wilfred Milofsky as Theseus in the season opener rehearsals ongoing with both seasoned players and newcomers.
Registration for the indoor physical education session occurs Thursday November 1 from 8 45 a m to 4 30 p m in the gymnasium announced Margaret Holland associate professor of physical education Pre registration for freshmen is October 31 with sections at 10 a m 11 a m 2 p m and 3 p m Those planning to continue swimming or modern dancing may register with the instructor during class hours Intramural practice days are Monday to Thursday for sophomores and seniors with interclass practice Tuesday to Thursday Intramural games will be scheduled for Thursdays Mrs Philips will run a class for officiating basketball Students may be eligible for intramural rating under the National Section on Women’s Athletics Holland urges sign up on the poster for this plan Bowling resumes at Riverside Church with schedules and term fee of 6 50 includes maintenance games and pin boys Introductory fencing classes offered Wednesday to Friday with times 10 a m and 11 a m Folk and square dancing classes include Barnard Columbia group on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 p m No new Water Ballet or synchronized swimming registrations unless approved by Professor Yates No Red Cross life saving this term.
The first annual meet ran October 15 to 19 with NJC for Women leading team results. Vassar and Briarcliff followed, Barnard placed third, and Briarcliff fourth. Grace Robertson headed individual scoring with Jo Chapman as faculty advisor.
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