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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
2
Professor Baker of the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism says bright opportunities exist for women in journalism. He notes only 138 of 65 students are women and cites outdated views as a barrier. The tour included the newsroom and Pulitzer memorabilia.
The freshman class elected Tes sie Efthimion Greek Game chair man at the class meeting last Tuesday. An original list of eight nominees was proposed. The slate was narrowed to three after each candidate had given a short speech.
The New York City Board of Examiners will offer a speech diagnosis test for one dollar. The test is part of an experimental survey on changes in college students speech and will not affect licensing decisions. In December, interview questions will be asked and a written diagnosis mailed to each participant.
On campus events include a noon meditation discussion in the College Parlor with Father John Daly as speaker. Newman Club hosts an open meeting tomorrow at 4 in the Dodge Room, Bar ll Hall. Barnard Social Committee holds a Halloween party tomorrow 4 to 7 in Barnard Hall Cafeteria, tickets 50 cents. Jewish Sabbath services are Friday at 7 30 p m in the Chapel Crypt. Newman Club Halloween party tomorrow night at 8 in the Dodge Room, Earl Hall. International Students Club dance Friday at 8 30 in Earl Hall Auditorium.
Associate Professor Margaret Holland explains the purpose of a poster listing Barnard students off campus options such as Falcaro's Recreation at 181 Street and St Nicholas Avenue for bowling, West End Enterprise at 2465 Broadway for bowling, Barbizon at 63 Street and Lexington Avenue for swimming, Henry Hudson at 353 West 57 Street for swimming, Iceland Skating Rink by Madison Square Garden for skating, Wallman's in Central Park, Teacher's College and Henry Street Settlement at 265 Henry Street for square dancing, Claremont Riding Academy at 175 West 89 Street for horseback riding, plus on campus activities archery swimming and tennis.
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