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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1944
Page
3
A pre election assembly at Barnard College will feature speeches by Hon John R Davies Republican and Hon Eugene Keogeh Democrat to discuss the current election. The event includes parades by campus clubs and student seating by party with Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve appearing on the program.
A booth will be open Wednesday and Thursday from 12 to L to collect articles for Bar nard's new literary magazine Jake. The committee seeks student names for staff and planning ideas and will contact interested individuals for a staff meeting. Submissions may be left in the student mail in care of committee members Penny Brennan Marion Catalane Joan Taylor Betty Warburton Judith Wasser Gerree Wetmore Miriam Burstein temporary chairman.
The Representative Assembly will convene in room 408 to review Alecia Conner's budget, which was printed in full in the Bulletin's last issue.
A campus straw vote to gauge student political leanings will run Thursday and Friday on Jake. Sponsored by Political Council with Democratic and Republican committees and the Liberal Club, booths will operate 10 to 2 with club members supervising ballots.
The Roosevelt Committee announces a week of street speeches at noon on North Terrace of Barnard Hall and Brooks Hall porch. An Election Forum on CURC occurs Wednesday November 1 from 8 30 to 9. Dewey and Roosevelt Clubs participate. Also Mr Copal Mintz speaks 4 to 6 today in the Conference Room on The Case for Roosevelt.
The Dewey Committee on Campus urges attendance at a Political Rally Assembly this Tuesday. Geraldine Wetmore announces a Republican Rally at Madison Square Garden on November 4 with Governor Dewey and other Republican leaders. Students seeking tickets should write to Republican headquarters at 54 West 40 Street, New York City. The Dewey Committee also participates in an Election Forum on CURC Wednesday evening November 1 between 8:30 and 9 o'clock.
Freshman day students will be able to buy tickets for a Friday coffee dance at noon on Jake. Admission is fifty cents. The V-12 dance runs Friday 4 to 6 p m in Barnard Cafeteria with dorm students urged to join by Dorothy Pasetti 45 chair of Barnard Hall Social Committee. Additional dances for midshipmen are planned for November 19 and 24.
Barnard College to start its National War Fund drive with raffle tickets selling at a SWE booth daily for a week and by students under Ruth Edmonds and others. Prize is Oklahoma tickets for December 26 donated by Oscar Hammerstein II. Events include an assembly on November 14 with Clifton Fadiman and a carnival November 17 in the gym.
Stelen Pond was elected president of her freshman class at Brinckerhoff Theatre last Friday defeating Roberta Tunick and Natalie Troncoso. She plans to form a Red Cross committee to boost volunteers and unite the class for Greek Games with further details to follow. Ruth Farrell announced yearbook staff openings and freshmen Games Chairman Marcia Balfour urged broad consideration in selecting leaders.
Wigs and Cues delays tryouts for the fall production Julius Caesar. Part auditions will occur sometime this week with updates posted on the blackboard. The play runs Friday and Saturday December 5 and 6 at Vin Brinckerhoff Theater, directed by Jose Ruben. Only club members may audition.
Sports Week opens under AA sponsorship with daily contests led by athletic managers. The faculty-student volleyball game is moved to Friday as part of the all college playday. Tennikoll doubles on the South Lawn tomorrow at 4 with refreshments planned afterward.
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