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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1940
Page
4
Zenia Sachs, Barnard College publicity director, explains policy for the Barnard Committee for British War Relief. She says posters are screened to avoid emotional appeals and political content while supporting a calm humane drive.
Freshman Jean Rutherford balances a full academic load with helping her sister Lillian manage the Rutherford Studio of Dance in Westchester. The sisters started after a community need for teachers arose, growing from a few to over a hundred students. Lillian, who began dancing at fourteen, has lectured to large audiences and emphasizes staying current. Jean notes their clientele includes college students, professionals, and seniors, with flexible scheduling.
Jean Mitchell won the four cornered race for Freshman Class vice president at a regular meeting last Thursday. Other candidates included Marjorie Greider Harriet Fisken and Charlotte McKenzie. Mitchell, Horace Mann High School graduate, plans music major studies and expressed strong enthusiasm for Barnard.
The International Relations Club opened its year with a business meeting where new members learned aims and the need for free discussion groups in crises. Interest focused on the Far East Pan American relations the Mexican problem and US foreign policy in WWII. Special study groups will prepare for the regional I R C conference. Officers include Ellen Hammer president Alice Gershon treasurer Louise Giventer publicity chairman and recording secretary.
The article notes a two week delay due to an exceptionally heavy schedule at the photographer’s studio. To prevent long waits, appointments were temporarily suspended to avoid keeping students waiting.
Madeline Ryttenberg serves as corresponding secretary and Dorothy Sheffield as poster chair man, listed among the club’s appointed officers for the upcoming activities.
Registration opens for Norman Mac Leod's poetry writing class at the Y M H A on Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street. The Web class begins October 30 at 8 30 P M with a fee of 10 dollars per semester.
The Student Christian Movement sponsors an annual intercollegiate conference at Colgate University from November L to November 3. ALE students from New York State colleges may attend and join four seminars on Europe and China, economic issues, anti totalitarian defense, and postwar reconstruction. Attendees include Doris Williams, Harriet Fisken, Helen Ayers, with leaders Mackie McKorker Simon Walsh.
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