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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1948
Page
4
Sports Week closes with an intercollegiate co ed playday at Barnard College where Columbia men face Barnard women in volleyball badminton deck tennis and other events. Analysts predict Barnard wins at least two events with possible a third as the day unfolds.
Under Barnard Westchester Club sponsorship, Westchester high school seniors will tour Barnard College on Friday October 29. The program opens with a talk by Florence Lowther at 2 30 p m followed by a Barnard film and tea in Brooks Hall. Officials and Barnard students will accompany the visitors on campus tours.
Barnard and Columbia debate councils clash in a political discussion airing on WKCR. Barnard favors Governor Dewey and Norman Thomas while Columbia backs President Truman and Henry Wallace in a bi monthly series spanning the semester.
Columbia's football season opened with a 27-6 win over Rutgers as John Nork sprinted 43 yards for the Lions first score. A 33-24 loss to Harvard followed, then a 34-28 win over Yale. Eisenhower attended the Penn game, a 20-14 Lions defeat, and a 16-14 loss to Princeton after a late field goal attempt. Kusserow shined with three TDs in one game, while Rassides marked his 21st birthday with a 21 yard gain and new Columbia total offense records. The Lions hold a 99-42-11 all time at Baker Field and aim for their 100th victory against Cornell.
All freshmen and sophomores who have not paid their Greek Games Head Tax are urged to do so this week. A booth on Jake Thursday and Friday from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm collects one dollar for a single game ticket, with another twenty cent tax due in April.
Zelma McCormack leads a Mortarboard push as advertisers resist coverage across yearbooks. Copy team includes Carolyn Ogden Beatrice Lasko witz and Joan Houston while Barbara Dawson Muriel Kilpatrick and the Picturemakers handle photography. Junior portraits began amid chaos from misaddressed proofs. after a rough start the staff expects smoother production ahead.
Miss Dorothy M. Quinn outlines a Hewitt snack bar replacing the fourth floor Barnard Hall tea room. The new spot offers tea and snacks plus ice cream and milk shakes, aiming for convenient, appealing surroundings after the earlier tea room failed due to obscurity and location.
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