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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1945
Page
4
Barnard College invites students to continue supporting Tony Pennisi, an Italian war orphan, with $15 monthly contributions and small donations. Letters in Italian would cheer him, as UNRRA relief expands, and a campus drive collects spare change near the fourth floor cafeteria to fund extra care and packages.
Louis Horst noted composer for dance and critic will lead a ten lecture course in dance and music composition for dance starting October 17. Sessions meet Mondays at 4 10 in Barnard Hall dance studios. No credit given. Registration through Professor Marion Strong.
Barnard's semi weekly Bulletin holds tryouts for the news business and about town staffs on Monday at 5 in Barnard Hall Room 405 with Editor in Chief Joan Raup presiding. Old and new students may apply and probationary reporters may be named to the Associate News Board.
Freshmen will attend a luncheon addressed by Stewart followed by library orientation with Miss Green at Barnard Library. At 2:45 groups gather in Barnard Hall for the Opening Exercises in Mc Millin Theatre at 3:30, then return to the gym for a faculty reception.
Barnard College announces a new term drive high of 4472.44 for the Red Cross War Fund. Columbia led New York City colleges with 10378.85, while New York University topped with 4498.37 and City College raised 3061.21. Faculty and students, through events such as the Priority Ball and Cake Sale, pushed the drive beyond its goal. Memorials and chapel services, Barnard Day programs, and an Interfaith Assembly with Reinhold Niebuhr are planned this fall.
The Co op at Barnard under Julianne Heyman will reopen this fall for buying and selling textbooks. It operates in Milbank Hall basement near Milbank entrances, offering 10 percent discounts on new texts and daily hours from 10 to 4. Students are urged to bring old textbooks for exchange.
Barnard Athletics Association invites freshmen and transfers to a Friday Playday from 4 to 6 30 on the North Lawn. Activities include relay races giant volleyball and dodgeball followed by folk dancing and a campfire supper. Wear sneakers and bring energy.
A release from the Dean's office announces new faculty promotions and appointments for 1945-46. Names include Dr Emma Dietz Stecher in Chemistry, Miss Phyllis Dunbar in Chemistry, Dr James L Clifford in English, Dr Frances Marlatt in English, Jose Ruben in Philosophy, Miss Gloria Mandeville in English, Dr David N Rowe in Government, Miss Elspeth Davies in Government, Miss Elizabeth Robb Evers in Government, and Miss Anne Heene in History for winter and coming sessions.
CURC invites students to audition for jobs in broadcasting including technicians writers directors and actors. No experience needed and open to all majors with applications during the first weeks of the semester. Sponsors include RCA Helena Rubinstein GE Gruen Watch NY Herald Tribune.
The Newman Club will meet a week from tomorrow on October 4 in the College Parlor at four o clock. Old members and new students are urged to join and meet Father Daly the universitys new counselor to Catholic students succeeding Father Ford. Tea will be served.
The Barnard Hall and Brooks Hall Social Committees under Rosemary Sullivan and Pat Henry host a freshmen dance Saturday from 8 to 12 in the Brooks Hall living room. Columbia civilians and V-12 sailors may attend. refreshments, Victrola records, and radio music will be provided. A library fireplace will warm the room on the September evening. This is the first of two dances for freshmen.
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