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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1947
Page
4
A Barnard College letter to the Columbia Spectator urges reserving some football tickets for Barnard students. The editors note follow up actions, including talks with Athletic Affairs and Barnard Student Council, to set aside seats for the Army game and last games of the season.
Students in three grades register for physical education on Monday November 3 from 8 30 to 4 30 Activities include indoor options with required costume and sneakers locker requests through the Comptrollers office during the week of November 3 10 between 12 and 2 or 4 and 8 Equipment for badminton is listed on the bulletin board with purchase guidance
The Occupation Bureau reports new requirements for Junior Professional Assistant exams and internships with the National Institute of Public Affairs. The Civil Service Commission seeks top college students for JPA and Junior Agricultural Assistant exams with a November 3 deadline. Seniors graduating by June 30, 1948 may apply by November 4 for positions with salaries from 2644 to 3397.
WKCR marks National Radio Week with a half hour CBS broadcast at 4 30 pm featuring The Jasmine Spray an original by Virginia Grace. Richard Kandell will produce Wayne Dail directs. Columbia students join in on multiple roles across the station and network program slots.
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh outlined plans at Barnard College Alumnae Conference luncheon in Hewitt Hall. She said policy would not shift radically but modern life requires different setups and closer ties among day students dorm residents and faculty. Vocational guidance lies ahead with discussions planned across residence halls during Barnard’s first two day alumnae event attended by 200 plus ex-students from 1895 to 1947.
Students planning to submit material for the fall issue of The Bear must send contributions by the November first deadline. No extension is allowed. Submissions after that date go to the spring issue. Freshmen and transfer students are not yet invited to join the literary staff while probationary spots open after fall issue publication.
The Van Am Group launches Beginners Social Dancing and Rhumba classes in Casa Italiana auditorium starting the week of November 3. Session runs four Mondays or four Wednesdays at four dotters. tickets stamp for consecutive dates, with renewals at series end.
Delegates from women's colleges joined Bryn Mawr College for the installation ceremony with remarks from Prof. Eugene H. Byrne and Mrs. McIntosh. Greetings came from Spence School headmistress Mrs. Harold Osborne and Barnard alumnae trustees as St Pauls Chapel Choir performed. Dr. Fosdick offered the opening prayer and Bishop Aldrich gave the benediction. both trustees of Barnard.
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