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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1950
Page
4
A reader responds to Dean McIntosh on mastering cooking before college. The letter argues that admittance to Barnard should not be hindered by home economics, cites study load and mothers’ duties, and urges adding a home economics course at Barnard.
Ten Barnard College students with teaching aims toured Bank Street Schools in New York City led by Ruth C. Houghton. Eleanor Hogan spoke on teaching careers as Bank Street outlines a one year program with three and a half days weekly practice teaching and $575 tuition.
The Columbia Players stage Liliom by Ferenc Molnar at Bran dner Matthews Theatre December 13 to 16 at 8 30 p.m. Roger Boxill stars as Liliom with Elizabeth Hanna and Faith Rome in lead female roles. Bernard girls fill all women parts. Geoffrey Brown directs sets with Tak Kako and Dick Kandel assisting lighting. Tickets $1.50–$1.80. Casting for Murder in the Cathedral follows, with auditions next week and February performances set for Feb 22–25.
Grace Robertson 52 has been chosen speaker for the Water Ballet to be held the week of December 11. Tickets cost 25 cents and will be sold during Jake. The ballet theme is A Visit from St Nicholas and will feature a recitation by the speaker. Four Barnard badminton players attended Hunter College for a six college play night with two doubles groups and no team scores. Kathy Collins 752 helped one first place tie.
The article argues Barnard students must reform club enrollments to reflect actual participation. It criticizes current undergraduates association procedures for focusing on past activities and budgets rather than effectiveness. It urges orienting new students before joining clubs and securing broad membership to ensure meaningful programs.
Three Barnard juniors and a sophomore have entries in the Annual Anthology of College Poetry. Ann Besthoff, Darragh Miller, and Janice Pries, all English majors, discuss their backgrounds and aims, with Besthoff noting poetry as a hobby and Miller planning to teach high school poetry after graduation. Pries, a Geneva High School graduate, traces a varied editorial history and describes her poem as quiet and nice, hoping readers sense she knew wonderful people.
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