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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1951
Page
4
Readers discuss worship at Thanksgiving and interdenominational services. Lenore Fierstein urges inclusive practice or Barnard’s separate assembly. others defend student representation and elected leadership in Honor Board and Political Council.
The Bulletin editorial asserts Political Council will not change its purpose but align it with reality. It remains a large publicity organ allowing students to express external political beliefs through forums panels and posters. It has been used by non political groups and must guide five political clubs and annual assembly speakers.
The letter from Jacqueline Hyman Gertrude Michelson Jane Webb Miriam Schapiro Shulamith Simon Judy Kramer members of the Representative Assembly defends the November 29 1951 editorial A little levity goes a long way asserting Bulletin has not lost its sense of humor.
The German Club will stage Weihnachtsspiel a sixteenth century nativity drama at its December 17 Christmas party. Cast includes Syd ney Rice Elizabeth Henno Celia Bradbeer Barbara Griffin Patricia Dykema Elaine Eaton Eva Novotny Christine Casel Van Dorn and Dalia Rojansky Marion Magid Joan Willig. Mrs Louise G Stabenau directs Evelyn Cook provides accompaniment.
Local shop at 606 West fifth Street markets typewriters radios and accessories. Offers Liberal trade-in allowances and rental rates from four dollars per month for three months. Free setup for touch typing and a free calendar with daily hours listed from 10 to 5.
The National Academy of Sciences and the National Research Council announce fellowships for the 1952 1953 academic year. Open to seniors and science majors across fields from agricultural to medical, with predoctoral and postdoctoral levels. Applications due January 7 1952. examination January 18 1952 at about 175 centers. Stipends range 1400 to 1600 dollars plus tuition and lab fees. some grants may cover dependents.
Roxy theater plans a film linking art and life with Greek Games themes. Mildred Barish Vermont ’83 writes the screenplay after her Barnard and journalism work, and Barnard's gym scenes feature students in hurdling, discus, and torch racing.
Kimmel described his Berlin Youth Rally trip with a 65 man US delegation and Moscow tour as part of an anti fascist exchange. He cited a hope for peace, noted many attendees included anti-communists, and said interpreters aided his limited Russian. He discussed goals of cultural shows over cease fire wording.
The Columbia Theater Associates stage Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors at the Brander Matthews Theater opening last night and running through Sunday. Professor Milton Smith produced and directed the romantic spectacle, with a Sunday December 9 invitation performance celebrating the group’s twenty fifth anniversary and welcoming Miss Gertrude Lawrence teaching acting at Columbia.
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