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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1945
Page
2
A student argues against cumulative fines for class attendance as ineffective and undemocratic. The writer calls for stimulating interest through intelligent measures, public agendas, and abolition of fines to address absenteeism at Barnard.
Mrs. R. Niebuhr addressed the UCA Chapel urging personal reflection on faith. She said the word of God is a two edged sword that divides old beliefs from new and must be discovered anew in each life.
Reporters describe crowds gathered aboard the Missouri as it became the Atlantic Fleet flagship after the surrender event. Admiral Ingram arrives aboard, the ship opens for public inspection with thousands queued for hours, and the vessel remains accessible through November 13.
Old Glee Club members will host a Halloween party for new members tomorrow from seven to ten in the evening. The event will feature games and refreshments for attendees.
The Reverend Mr. Andrus will speak on Barnard Day at Chapel next Thursday. In November the Reverend Mr. Edward Dirks and Rabbi Isidore Hoffman will deliver talks, with Dirks serving as Andrus’s assistant.
Marie-Anne Phelps editor urges all girls to submit contributions to Bear magazine. She invites stories poems essays and ideas for illustrations covers publicity themes from staff and non staff members and announces the editors welcome participation.
Lucienne Coen, president, says the French Club seeks to have girls speak French as much as possible at meetings. They will host Raymonde Lawrence 47 and Carole Evarts 48 to introduce French songs and conversation. A motion picture, Faison A Lover, was shown at a prior meeting.
A poster announces a Junior week end at Barnard camp from November 3 to 6. Limited to twenty girls at a time and Alta Goal- plans are outlined for the event.
Win the camp chairman urges all class of ’47 members planning to attend to sign up quickly. The annual open house occurred last Friday through Sunday during Halloween weekend.
Pris cilla Block yearbook editor urges juniors to hand in Mortarboard questionnaires immediately to have their write ups included. Charlotte Korany associate editor notes juniors may name preferred writers if those people will agree to draft the pieces. Questionnaires will guide the finished write ups.
Spee Editor Stanley Smith V 12 class of 46 editor of Spectator and captain of the Lions will speak at St Pauls Chapel on U C A day this Wednesday noon. Miss Helen Turnbull head of Winham House will be guest speaker November 7 for U C A.
Thirty students and faculty played in the Deck Tennis tournament held on October 19. Dr James Merry of Botany and Marie Van Zeeland won all six games. Second place went to Joan Raup and Mary Brown who won five of six. Cider and cookies were served.
The Collegium Musicum holds a recital tonight at eight in the College Parlor featuring twentieth century works including Bartok and Hindemith among others.
Chenjo Vinaver, noted musician and choral leader, invited to lecture recital on Jewish music at Menorah Seixas Open House this afternoon in Earl Hall. Next Monday, student-led discussion on attitudes toward Germany planned.
The Science Club's first meeting on October 17 elected Doris Biggio as secretary. The club plans a weekend camp December 7 to 9 and currently lists 41 members with room to sign up, says president Stephanie Zink.
Vera Alexandrova, noted critic and journalist, will lecture on War Youth in Soviet Russia next Tuesday at 8 30 p m in 306 Mines. The Russky Kruzhok sponsors the event and invites all students to attend.
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