Dorms Host Photo Show at Barnard Halls in Spring
Barnard residence halls present a photography show from April 29 to May 6 as a benefit for WSSF. Amateur students Margery Kendall, Ann Terry, and Chris Donna discuss early starts in photography and artistic aims while a dorm pin up contest and overseas service photos highlight the exhibit.
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Barnard
Margery Kendall
White Plains
New York
Voightlander
Marge
Army Air Forces
War Department
Ann Terry
Ann
Clarence White
Chris Donna
Chris
Rockerfeller Center
WSSF
Hewitt
Marilyn Mittelman
Marilyn
Reconstructionism talk and religious week events headline
Rabbi Jack J. Cohen delivered the second Reconstructionism talk at Menarsh-Siexas Open House outlining its views on community life culture religion and Zionism. A slate of religious, academic, and chapel events followed through the Religious Emphasis Week featuring speakers from Columbia Barnard Union Theological Seminary and Jewish institutions.
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Jack J. Cohen
Menarsh-Siexas
Rabbi Cohen
Cohen
Rev Louis Pitt to Speak at UCA on Religion and Moral Power
The Rev Mr Pitt rector of Grace Church New York City will address UCA this Thursday afternoon. A Columbia University graduate like his son he will discuss Religion and Moral Power connecting religion to science and politics. The meeting also includes installation of club officers elected last Thursday.
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Albert S. Goldstein
Menorah-Seixas
John Bennet
Union Theological Seminary
Louis Finklestein
Jewish Theological Seminary
John Jay
Rheinhold Niebuhr
U.C.A
Louis Pitt
Grace Church
W. 117 Street
Harry D. Gideonse
Brooklyn College
Pitt
Grace Episcopal
Elect Miller President Of The Lutheran Club
At their last meeting the Lutheran Club elected four new officers led by Mary Miller who becomes president replacing Dorothy Reuther. Audrey Cox Jacqueline Hill and Alberta Schumacher were chosen as vice president secretary and treasurer respectively. The club also voted to enter a cooperative relationship with UCA.
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Lutheran Club
Mary Miller
Dorothy Reuther
Audrey Cox
Jacqueline Hill
Alberta Schumacher
U.C.A
Barnard’s Back Side Exposed By Storm
A storm exposes the back of Barnard Hall revealing damaged walls and a breached fence. The piece riffs on campus imagery with humor about Feudalism walls and references to Barnard with playful historical language.
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Barnard
Mistress Murphy
Barnard Hall
Clairmont
Joshua
Italian Club Presents Othello Scenes From Verdi Opera
The Italian Club stages excerpts from Verdi's Othello on Thursday April 11 at 4 in Brinkerhoff Theatre to benefit WSSF. Ruth Margaretten stars as Othello with Leora Dana as Iago and Francine Sci leppi as Desdemona, with Nancy Swift providing English explanation between scenes.
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Ruth Margaretten
Iago
Leora Dana
Desdemona
Francine Scileppi
Il Circolo Italiano
Brinkerhoff Theatre
WSSF
Nancy Swift
Fr Nagle to Speak At Newman Open House
Fr Urban Nagle O P will address Newman Club and religious groups during Religious Emphasis Week open house on Tuesday April 9 at 4 00 in Earl Hall speaking on Religion and Scientific Power He founded the Blackfriars Theatre Guild and appeared on Catholic Hour in 1944 45. At week’s end Columbia and Barnard Newman Clubs will attend a closing dinner on Thursday April 11 at the Faculty Club.
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Columbia University
Earl Hall
John R. Dunning
Columbia
Physics Department
William H. Melish
George N. Shuster
Hunter College
Newman Club
Urban Nagle
Black Friars Theatre Guild
Barnard
Gertrude Rich
Lorna McGuire
Mirra Komarovsky
Brooks Hall
O.P
Father Nagle
Blackfriars Theatre Guild
Catholic Hour
Barnard Newman Clubs
Faculty Club
Goldstein to Address Seixas and Menorah
Rabbi Albert S. Goldstein of Tremont Temple New York City will speak on Religion and Political Power to Seixas and Menorah societies on Wednesday April 10 at four in Earl Hall. The address ties Religious Week to advancing Hebrew Christian heritage and world peace.
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Albert S. Goldstein
Seixas
Earl Hall
Rabbi Goldstein
Tremont Temple
New York City
Outdoor gym classes delayed past Easter week
Outdoor season gym classes for which students registered last week will not begin until the week after Easter vacation April 14 21. Indoor classes will continue through this week.
Dear Editor Letter on Barnard Admissions and Race
A student from the Southwest critiques Barnard College for its small number of Black applicants. She cites finances, inadequate secondary schooling, and a lack of welcome as obstacles and argues for outreach to Black adolescents, high school publications, and deans to improve access. She invites suggestions and action.
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York College
Barnard
Council Against Intolerance
National Association For the Advancement of Colores People
Mollie Allenswort
CURC Broadcasts Broadway Talent Cast
CURC presents a televised cast of Broadway hopefuls debuting Wednesday at nine. The program named Talent Listed will feature condensed versions of Broadway hits and include actors who have appeared in minor Broadway roles. Producer Atra Baer explains the title linking past anonymity to current private-line fame as tomorrow’s talent is listed today.
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Nine O’co
Bronway
Atra Baer
Progr
Feu
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Newman
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