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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1950
Page
4
Seniors from the class of 1950 held a party in the Annex Lounge from 8 to 11 PM with beer and cider. About fifty seniors attended alongside faculty advisers Associate Dean Lorna F. McGuire and Jean T. Palmer arriving at 9:30 PM amid a casual social scene and a small musical program.
Mrs. Ormerod notes heavy taxation yet argues services belong to the people who support them. She cites underpaid general practitioners whose 1946 salaries fail to keep pace with a 30 to 40 percent rise in living costs. She contrasts greater freedom to practice in the U S with doctors not being forced into state work.
Lenore Fierstein, president of Deutscher Kreis, outlines conversational teas and readings from German literature, a Christmas party, and a play as part of this year’s program. A joint German French club song fest is planned for March 15, 1951 with guest artists.
Dr. Emma D. Stecher, chair of the Pre medical Committee, calls all pre medical students to register with her at once in Room 488.
Barnard College drama group completes casting and committees for Olympia by Ferenc Molnar. Performances set for November 24 and 25 in Brinkerhoff Theater directed by Adolphus Sweet with Patricia Miller as general manager. Cast includes Miss Miller in title role, Cecile Pineda as Princess, Catherine Rozendaal as Lina, Erik Wensberg as Kovacs, Myron Winick as Krehls.
Miss Ruth Houghton announces that applications for Junior Social Science Assistants exams, conducted by the U.S. Civil Service Commission, are due by November 14. Eligible seniors may apply with 30 hours in specified fields. tests cover general abilities and either administrative problems or public affairs. Positions in federal agencies nationwide including Puerto Rico and Hawaii, GS-5 pay $3100.
A A president notes Sports Week success with high student turnout and strong interest from archery chair Edith Bernstein and tennis chair Doris Rogers. An elimination tennis tournament by class was planned but cancelled due to bad weather.
The schedule lists matins on Monday October 30 at 12 Noon, Holy Communion on Tuesday October 31 at 10:00 A.M. and 12 Noon, Assistant Chaplain Bett at 5:80 P.M., Evening Prayer at 5:80 P.M., and on Wednesday November 1 All Saints' Day with Holy Communion at 8:00 A.M. and a 12 Noon service, plus a 10 P.M. entry.
In November 1950 students must register on a specific schedule: freshmen and seniors Wednesday November 1 from 11 45 a.m. to 1 p.m. sophomores and juniors Thursday November 2 from 8 45 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. A $5 fine applies for failure to register.
The Met trustees announce three annual fellowships of 4000 dollars for graduate Fine Arts students in U S universities. Funds run July 1951 to July 1952, with a February 15, 1951 deadline. Eligibility requires two completed years of grad work by June 1951 in art history archaeology or museum training, plus strong ability and reading knowledge of French and German. Further info through the student’s art department head.
Dr. Julius Katz-Suchy, Poland’s permanent UN representative, will give an exclusive interview to Peter B. Kenen on WKCR at 8 15 p m tonight. The broadcast titled UN Revue covers UN economic and social issues and East West tensions, with a report on President Truman’s October 24 UN Day address.
WKCR announced auditions at 3 PM for Late Date an interview heavy program modeled on Arlene Francis Blind Date with Barnard and Columbia students to be introduced and featured on the campus airwaves.
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