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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1930
Page
3
Calendar items list baseball, theatre and meeting dates. April 29 and 30 show events in the Conference Room and Theatre spaces with demonstrations and meetings. May 4 includes a dance demonstration and a wig and cue event at specified venues.
Miss Doty of the New Jersey Occupation Bureau asks about crediting Education 135a 136a under new rules requiring six semester hours of practice teaching for those earning degrees after June 1930. Awaiting approval, students may need to complete the six points at the University of Pennsylvania Summer School.
The Columbia University Chorus will perform Elgar's King Olaf with full orchestra and three choruses tomorrow night at 8 30 in Carnegie Hall under Walter Henry Hall. Soloists Norman Jolliffe Sue Harvard and Dan Beddoe lead the performance with tickets available at the Institute of Arts and Sciences and Carnegie Hall box office. Prices range from 1 to 30 dollars with balcony and box seating offered.
The Newman Clubs and Episcopal students of Columbia and Barnard hosted a tea dance at Casa Trahana on Thursday. Guests included Vai Carlton Hayes Mrs Pather Moon Chaplain and Mrs Knox and Father Ford Stanley Dellatt and Marve Le Vines. About 150 attendees enjoyed music by Burn and Calumbians assisted on the receiving line.
The Spanish tea will be held Wednesday at four in the College Partor. The Cervantes Course winner for best work will be announced and new Spanish Club directors introduced. The tea, dedicated to Cervantes, will feature scenes from Cervantes works and from Don Quixote, with tableaux of women characters and a program of 16th century Spanish songs. The college is invited to attend.
Barnard Hall corridor glass top table keeps breaking. Comptroller John J. Swan urges cooperation to observe rules and avoid wasting money on a glass covered table in the main corridor.
Cyranne f notes the verse qualities of a contest poem with praise from John Trskine. The Barnard students of poetry, music, and acting are commended for serious, noble expression. The anthology, bound in blue leather, is available at Barnard Hall or Columbia Book Store for $2.30.
Readers urged to avoid sitting on tables and move to benches near the door while noting a newly bought glass top should remain unscathed. The remark hints at a classroom behavior issue and furniture safety.
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