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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1945
Page
2
Virginia Sarafianos Ruth Montgomery and Stefanie Zink were elected president secretary and treasurer of the Math Club for 1945 46. On April 26 Dr Richardson of Brooklyn College will speak on How to Slice a Swiss Cheese Sandwich.
Russky Kruzhok will present Professor Roman Jakobson of Columbia University on Tuesday April 17 at 8 45 in Philosophy Hall 407. His English lecture titled The Roots of Russian Folk Poetry will be illustrated by musical recordings. Everyone is welcome.
At one of the club year’s largest gatherings Mary Brogan 46 was elected president joining Ann won Phil 47 as vice president Helen Doherty 746 as secretary and Catherine O’Neill 46 as treasurer Retiring president Ann Auld conducted the installation The guest speaker was Miss Jane Wyatt currently starring in Hope for the Best She fielded questions on films during an informal discussion Tea and sandwiches followed the meeting.
At a required meeting last Monday the Lutheran Club elected next year's officers. President-elect is Dorothy Reuther 46, with Lorna Pitz 47, Marjorie Dahl 47, and Mary Miller 48 named as vice president secretary and treasurer respectively.
At the Friday April 6 meeting the French Club ejected officers for the coming year. Named as president is Lucienne Coen ’47 and other officers were announced for the next term.
The excerpt recounts Federico Garcia Lorca’s travels to Cuba Mexico and Spain his 1930 play La Zapatera Prodigiosa and later works Ti teres de Cachiperra Amor de Don Perlimplia con Belisa en su Jardin Yerma 1934 after visiting South America. It notes Lorca’s death in 1936 during the Spanish Civil War at the hands of Fascist soldiers.
The Barnard Christian Fellowship announces officers Mary Cabiness president Dorothy Gabelein secretary and Joan James treasurer. A Monday meeting will feature Mrs C L Doty discussing the Book of Philippians with Joan James leading a related Bible discussion.
The German Club presents Deutscher Lieder this afternoon at four in room 115 Milbank Hall. Shirley Sudock and Marjorie Quackenbos sing with accompaniment by Charlotte Beckwith. Nancy Chase, club president, invites all students. refreshments promised.
Rena Neumann elected president of the Fine Arts Club with Rosalind Brueck as vice president and Dorothy Nestlen as secretary. The club schedules a Red Cross Fair booth selling cider and doughnuts above ceiling prices and an Odd Stud student exhibition of sculpture, paintings and drawings on April 23.
Ruth Maier chairs the carnival with calls for clubs to participate and contact. Columbia V-12s will entertain guests as a special attraction. Faculty invited. each member receives a complimentary ticket admitting two. Student support and contributions urged for a successful event.
John Edwin Smith a Union Theological Seminary student and editor of Union Review spoke to the Wycliffe Club on who are the righteous. He contrasted self righteousness with true penitence citing the Pharisee and Publican and noted most people misjudge their own virtue. He warned that faith in one’s own righteousness often hides petty malices and self justification.
Willa Babcock corrects a Bulletin April fifth remark about cheer parties at the Gold Rail. She notes members during rehearsals dined there and drank beer, but these gatherings were not official Wigs and Cues functions.
Lisa Sergio argues against exploiting minority groups in politics and insists hyphenated Americans share common aims. Margaret Mead notes privileged status of college women and calls for balanced career and family roles, while Carl Van Doren stresses democratic resilience. Vera Micheles Dean envisions Dumbarton Oaks as cooperative, not warless, and Mildred McAfee cites education gaps affecting crisis resilience.
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