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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1944

Page

2

Indoor season and campus athletic events outlined

The article details a packed five day indoor season with gym registrations, tryouts for a modern dance group led by Mimi Bergman, and upcoming dance demonstrations with Smith and Connecticut Colleges. Interclass basketball finals promise to be a key year end event and six passes will be offered this indoor season for upperclassmen.

Mimi Leff Bergman Smith Connecticut Mimi Bergman A.A

Bulletin Names Nineteen Probationary Reporters to Board

Bulletin has accepted for membership on its Associate News Board nineteen probationary reporters who have worked on the paper for the past two weeks. The names of the girls accredited to the Monday issues appear on this issue's masthead.

Debate Council Opens Year's Program With Election Topic

The Barnard Debate Council opened its term with a Dewey Roose velt election debate in the College Parlor last Thursday. Eleanor Krout and Ann Cagnassola represented the Democrats, Doris Clark and Betty Smith the Republicans, with Marjorie Honig moderating.

College Barnard Debate Council Eleanor Krout Ann Cagnassola Doris Clark Betty Smith Marjorie Honig Miss Cagnassola Roosevelt Miss Clark Republican Party Dewey New Deal TVA Washington

Barnard SeeksHonors Board Talks On School System

Barnard Honor Board plans a series of discussions to explain and improve the Honor System. Molly Wilby chairs the effort and invites input via Bulletin writeups and questions. Ebba Duffy announces junior National Service picks and Red Cross work at Casa Italiana with Riverside Church volunteers.

Barnard Molly Wilby Red Cross Casa Italiana Riverside Church Duffy

Morningside Staff Luncheon Anounced At Hewitt Hall

The Morningside staff will meet at a luncheon in the South Dining room of Hewitt Hall at 1209 on November 6. Volunteers led by Tanya Khael oversee children at Morningside in cooking sewing crafts and dramatics. Miss Ha will attend to answer questions about current concerns and problems.

Morningside Hla Tanya Khael Harpan Miss Ha

Ballet groups tour New York stages this winter

About Town notes three U S ballet companies will perform in New York this winter including Ballet Theater and Ballego International. The Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo finished its first New York season and will return in spring. The Ballego International opens tomorrow at the International Theater Columbus Circle with fifty four dancers led by Andre Eglevsky and Viola Essen.

Ballet Theater United States New York Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo Balleg¢ International New International Theater Columbus Circle Andre Eglevsky Viola Essen

Press Board Adds Four as Staff Members

Anne Attura Betty Lou Kirtley Patricia Ludorf and Dawn Shaw were chosen as new Press Board members after last week's tryouts Two openings remain for correspondents for New York and Westchester Send inquiries to Phylis Hoecker chair through Student Mail Other members include Pat Pierce Thema Moleski and Virginia Monte The Classical Club plans its first fall meeting next Tuesday October 31 Dr LaRue Van Hook of Columbia University will give an illustrated lecture on ancient Greece

Anne Attura Betty Lou Kirtley Patricia Ludorf Dawn Shaw New York Westchester Phylis Hoecker Pat Pierce Thema Moleski Virginia Monte LaRue van Hook Columbia University

Religious Activities Across Barnard and Columbia Groups

Barnard and Columbia religious circles report a busy slate of talks and open houses. Chaplain Rice spoke on Self-love versus Selfishness at the Episcopal Club. Elizabeth Crouter urged dues and announced a Bernardsville vocational conference with Dr. Virginia Harrington and Mrs. Stephen F. Bayne as speakers. Newman Club and Barnard events include Open House with Father Daly and a lecture by Miss Elizabeth Salmon on philosophy, plus Menorah lectures on Judaism and a forthcoming Bible series by Mr. T Christie Innes.

Episcopal Club Chaplain Rice Rice Elizabeth Crouter Bernardsville New Jersey Virginia D. Harrington Barnard College Stephen F. Bayne Bayne Columbia University The Navy Church of St. Mary the Virgin Little Parlor Barnard Christian Fellowship T. Christie Innes American Tract Society Mr. Innes Newman Club Earl Hall John K. Daly Cathedral College Father Daly Barnard Columbia Newman Clubs Elizabeth Salmon Graduate School of Philosophy Fordham University Louvain University

Reception for Reverend Dirks at Earl Hall

The acting chaplain at Columbia University and religious counselors host an informal reception for Reverend F Edwards Dirks and Mrs Dirks in Earl Hall from four to six Wednesday. Dirks is the newly appointed Associate Counselor to Protestant students.

Columbia University F. Edwards Dirks Dirks Earl Hall

Menorah to sponsor lecture open house today

Menorah will hold Open House this afternoon from 4 to 6 at Earl Hall. Speakers include Barnard students Rhoda Levine Nathalie Lookstein and Valerie Nyman presenting Role of Ritual in Jewish Life. A forum will follow. Rabbi Hoffman’s parents attended the last meeting. Dr Hoffman spoke of traveling to Cambridge England to study under Dr Solomon Schechter.

Menorah Earl Hall Barnard Rhoda Levine Nathalie Lookstein Valerie Nyman Rabbi Hoffman Charles Hoffman Hoffman Cambridge England Solomon Schechter

WSSF Fund Seeks Barnard Student Support

Briar College president outlines World Student Service Fund aims linking to college life. Although term driver could not be chosen for technical reasons, the organization warrants attention and personal support from Barnard students.

Briar College World Student Service Fund Note Bulletin WSSF Barnard

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