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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1946
Page
4
Tony Barnard’s adopted youth Tony, now a student in Sicily, needs support via the World Student’s Service Fund Foster Parents’ Plan. Fifteen dollars a month keeps him cared for. posters near Barnard Cafeteria and Brooks lobby urge donations and extra pennies for four summer months.
Mary Brogan presided at her last Newman Club meeting on April 1 in the College Parlor. Father John K. Daly and Dr. Marjorie Coogan led a discussion on St. Thomas five proofs and the nature of God, inviting student questions on prayer predestination and universe order. A Province meeting is set for Sunday at Corpus Christi Auditorium with all members urged to attend.
Joanna Elena de Muro, 47, cites Canciones del Alma by San Juan de la Cruz and wins first prize in the Spanish poetry contest sponsored by the Hispanic Institute at Columbia. All area colleges represented. This is Barnard’s fourth consecutive first place.
The Collegium Musicum meets in Barnard College Parlor Monday April 8 at eight. The program features Music at the Court of Francis I with Clement Janequin La Guerre, Susanne Bloch on lute, and the McLain Recorder Ensemble performing chansons and dance pieces. Admission is free and attendance is required for music majors.
Leo Huberman will address Liberal Club members on Tuesday April 9 at 4 in the College Parlor Nathalie Lookstein announced. He will speak on The Economic Background of Industrial Conflict The Truth About Unions copies are widely distributed on campus and students are urged to hear his expert view on labor issues.
The United Jewish Appeal seeks 1000 from Barnard College Jewish students for emergency relief. Rosalie Joseph chairs the drive and Menorah Society supports with a committee for personal solicitations.
Seniors planning to take part in Senior Week must sign the poster on Jake by next Thursday April 11. Mary Brown Senior Week Chairman announced the reason is to count attendees for Class Day invitations. Seniors must pay five dollar Senior Week dues to attend activities beyond Columbia Commencement Exercises.
The Coffee Dance at Earl Hall last Friday raised about 80 dollars for WSSF. About 250 attendees paid 50 cents admission. The Blue Lions and College Kings bands supplied the music and a Journal American photographer covered the event.
Leora Dana portrays Friar Bacon in a Wigs and Cues production of Robert Greene's Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay at Brinckerhoff Theater April 26 and 27. The cast includes Miles, Ralph, Lacy, and Margaret with direction by Raiford Ragsdale and stage management by Ann Ford.
Barnard hosts a public debate with Columbia on April 9 at 8 pm in the Dodge Room Earl Hall. The topic is That Strikes in Public Services Be Outlawed with Barnard fielding Betty Campieon Margarita Tiernan and Helen De Vries on the negative side. Judges will be invited to rule on arguments and debating techniques.
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