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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1946
Page
2
The physical education department announces guest access for Boys on campus courts Saturdays 2:00 to 6:00 P.M. and Sundays 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Sundays reserve courts for Residence Hall students and their guests. Guest tickets available at Office 209 Barnard Hall or Brooks Hall office. Normal costume rules apply.
Deutscher Kreis invites the college to a Folk Dance Party on Friday April 12 from 7 30 to 10 at Brincerhoff Theatre. Admission is ten cents to benefit WSSF. Miss de Haan will call the dances to piano by Mrs Siller with a violinist. Refreshments will be served.
The Classical Club elected officers on Monday April 8 at 12 30 in the Little Parlor Vir ginia Kanick 47 and Ruth Read 47 were chosen as president and vice president Sue Markey 49 and Claire Shiel 48 were named two secretaries Renee Jones 47 was elected treasurer Outgoing president Charlotte Byer 46 said future meetings will plan upcoming teas.
Tuesday's Barnard-Columbia Newman Club opened its discussion on Columbia's Annual Conference on Religion with a focus on the topic Religion. Nagle led the session, outlining the conference theme and inviting member participation.
The Province of Newman Clubs held a Sunday meeting in Corpus Christi Auditorium covering Religion and Scientific Power. Principal speakers were Dean William F. Russell of Teachers College Columbia University and Dean Crowley of Fordham University School of Education.
Laurel wreaths were awarded to Ann Murphy and teammates for the Sophomore Greek Games victory. Winners included Christine Morris for properties, Clare Shiel for dance, Virginia McKeen for entrance music, and Ruth Woods for discus. Roberta Tunick and Maureen Ennis chaired teams. Lelia Finan and Marion Strong served as faculty supervisors.
The Collegium Musicum of Columbia University presented a program titled Music at the Court of Francis I in Barnard Parlor on Monday evening April 8. Performers included Susanne Bloch on lute and origi nal, a recorder ensemble under Raymond McLain, and a vocal ensemble led by Judith Liegner, Shirley Sudock, Thomas Hamilton, and Philip Duey with Erich Hertzmann directing.
Last Tuesday evening Action for Democracy sponsored a trip to Local 64 of the International Fur and Leather Workers Union in New York. Members and some non members toured 250 West 126th Street to observe voting, internal business discussion, and the union’s educational and recreational facilities.
Harry M. Ireland of J. Walter Thompson and assistant Ruth West spoke at a Vocational Committee meeting in the College Parlor on advertising careers for women. Ireland described the field as harried yet vital and urged practical steps to enter, including a one page life digest, networking, tailored interview stories, and follow up letters. He noted advertising's 1945 national impact of two and one third billion dollars and highlighted reaching audiences via radio, newspapers, and magazines.
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