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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1936
Page
2
Barnard undergraduates actively support the Fiftieth Anniversary Fund Drive led by Jane Craighead 37. This year the Campus Carnival centers the effort to raise money for the Building Fund, with clubs operating separately and profits from dances and Greek Games contributing under last year’s Building Fund chair Diana Hirsh.
The Barnard and Rutgers University Glee Clubs present a joint concert Saturday evening at 8:30 in Barnard Hall gym. Conductors are Professor Lowell Beveridge and Howard D. McKinney. accompanist is Ruth Abbott. Admission is free for Barnard students with bursar receipts. others pay fifty cents. A dinner precedes the show and dancing follows in Brinkerhoff. The program features Wagner and Grieg selections, soloist Donald K. Moore, and combined numbers Hick Mothers and Hail Mothers.
The Barnard Fair features a raffle with a pedigreed cocker spaniel donated by Mrs. Arthur Vogel, a Persian cat from Dr. Ogilvie, and a ten dollar beauty doll. Tickets cost a dime with the drawing by Elizabeth Arden of the beauty world. Winners may sell the prize or keep it, with the curfew Saturday marking the final chance to win.
A Barnard College event curated by Arnold Constable features ten students led by Kay Elliot to debunk exams with a playful program. The routine includes dance, wardrobe notes, and dining interludes amid campus chatter and fashion hints.
Exhibitions on the fourth floor of Barnard Hall showcase student hobbies faculty interests and a world trip display. Entries include a photo contest in Room 401 with Marjorie Hutchinson supervising and a world curios exhibit by Flora Ginsburg Mildred Rubinstein. Elaine Wendt chairs the Barnard Bulletin editing project.
Barnard parents have subscribed to land fund lots in their daughters names. A vellum book will list all contributors once the drive ends. Miss Helen Stevens quotes the motto Leave your footprints on Riverside Drive as well as the sands of time. A Real Estate Booth will solicit subscriptions, managed by Mrs. Edward Earle.
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