Black Mountain College Community Bulletin College Year 11 Monday, November 8, 1943

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BLACK MOUNTAIN COLLEGE COMMUNITY BULLETIN
College Year 11 Bulletin 6 (crossed out and 7 written beside it)
Monday, November 8, 1945

CALENDAR:
The Board of Fellows will meet on Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock in Study 10.
The Faculty and the Student Officers will meet in the Kocher Room on Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o’clock.
The students will hold their regular weekly meeting in the Lobby of North Lodge on Thursday evening at 7:00 o’clock.
Each committee should meet this week-end to plan its work, in general, for the rest of the College year; in particular, for the rest of the Fall Quarter. Objectives and plans for procedure should be handled in to the Chairman of the Committee on Committees.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
The College has just received as a gift from Mrs. Ann Linker of New York City, a set of framed engravings of the David Garrick Flayers. These engravings bear eighteenth century publication date.
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Wednesday evening, December 8 has been set as the production date for Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest.”
WITH FORMER STUDENTS:
IN THE MAIL:
Jack Swacthamer(?) writes from Camp Hale in Colorado: “The Mountain Troops, for me, are very wonderful. I’m happier in them than any place else. We are a tough outfit, and not every one likes it here, just because of that. It’s difficult enough to live in this cold, and this height. But to fight in it is quite a job.”
NOTES:
Jimmy Jamison has been given permission to arrange a chorus for Christmas music among the patients at the Brattleboto Retreat, in Brattleboro, Vermont, where he is an attendant in the infirmary.
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BNC COMMUNITY BULLETIN – 1945-46 BULLETIN #7 – PAGE TWO
THE PICTURE OF THE MONTH:
The photograph that is now being exhibited in the Dining Hall at the right of the door is the subject for the first discussion at the Picture of the Month Seminar to be conducted by Josef Albers at the end of November.
COMMUNITY MEETING:
At the general meeting of the College held last Monday evening in the Dining Hall, especially to consider the “division of work” for the academic year, the Rector, the Moderator and Frederic Cohen and an “old” student and a “new” student, to be named by them, were appointed to the Committee on Committees and instructed to bring their recommendations to the next meeting of the Faculty ans Student Officers.
At the general meeting Bob Wunsch suggested that members of the Committee:
Be careful with cigarette ends on the mountain paths and in the lodges.
Make all real time announcements clearly and at one time.
Refrain from littering up candy wrappers and empty cigarette packages the path between the Dining Hall and the Studies Building.
Empty full wastebaskets into the large receptacle above the coal bin instead of trying to pour their contents into the trash cans at the entrance of the Studies Building.
Get Bulletin material to the Study 10, before 10:00 o’clock on Sunday evening.
Mrs. Herbert Millersuggested that there be less rushing at meals.
Molly Gregory requested that serious consideration be given to:
Waiting until the plates for the first course have been removed before serving the dessert.
Removing soup plates before serving salad.
Using the serving tables for scraping plates.
It was decided that people arriving in the kitchen after 8:00 o’clock should obtain fruit juice and prepared cereal if any remained, but that they should not expect to get any prepared hot food.
Jean Wacker and Doris Bollen were appointed to draw up plans for clearing the tables after meals.
Bob Orr requested that people refrain from using the Stone Cottage walk to andfrom the lodges.
Dr. Straus announced that medical supplies should not be removed from the infirmary room in South Lodge.
Frances de Graaf requested that special effort be made to maintain quietness in the Studies Building.
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BNC COMMUNITY BULLETIN- 1943-44 BULLETIN #7- Page Three
VISITORS:
Cadet Henry Adams was a week-end visitor from North Carolina State College where he has been in the Army Specialized Training Reserve Program. He is now awaiting orders to report for basic training.
Mr. and Mrs. John Christien are visiting the College for a week or more.
Mr. William Norse Cole arrived at Lake Eden on Monday morning or last week to begin his annual audit of the College books.
AGENDA FOR TUES AFTERNOON FACULTY MEETING:
a). With the Student Officers.
1. Recommendations of the Committee on Committees.
2. The suggestion that to objectify the whole matter of payment for transportation, passengers buy tickets provided for that purpose at the College Cooperative Store.
b). Without the Student Officers
1. Reports on oral examinations of Upper Division Candidates:
a). Barbara Anderson
b). Marilyn Bauer
c). Gwendolyn Currier
d). Jean Wacker
2. Decisions
3. Reports of papers of students who took the examinations for practice.
a). Nell Goldsmith
b). Bill McLaughlin
c). Ruth Miller
d). Faith Murray
e). Marite Fevener

3p, one sided pages. Mimeograph on matte off white paper. Silverfish damage (a little along the top and a lot along bottom), pencil written 7 in top right corner of first page, marking from staple in top left corner.