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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1944
Page
3
The piece notes colleges backing the Sixth War Loan with Hunter College buying War Bonds and Stamps and NYU promoting an ambulance campaign. Barnard has no active bond and stamp sale program and the War Activities Committee struggles to move a hundred dollars in War Stamps after two years due to student apathy.
Emler Etting, artist turned reporter, will give an eyewitness account of France’s liberation at the Free French Assembly Tuesday at 1 in the Brinckerhoff Theater. Etting served with Patton’s troops and broadcast news from a public address truck while in the invasion area. He later captured scenes in gouache on newspaper sheets, now exhibited at Midtown Galleries on Madison Avenue.
Tickets for two performances of William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar tomorrow and Saturday at 8 30 in Brinkerhoff Theater are on sale at the Wigs and Cues booth on Jake. Prices are 25 cents for students and 50 cents for outsiders. Director Jose Ruben emphasizes simple Roman togas, grouping, sculptural effects, and modern relevance. profits go to the National War Fund. The cast includes Wesley Ward, Rai ford Ragsdale, Ann Murphy, Leora Dana, Mary Graham, Willa Babcock, Joan Taylor, Anita Blickfelt, May Edwards, Peggy Cummiskey, Claire Shiel, Anna Ford, Ruth Farrell, Betty Barras, and many others.
Lieutenant Joseph J. McCall of the Signal Corps will meet seniors at 202 Milbank opposite the Occupation Bureau this Monday at 4 00 p.m. to discuss work in Arlington. Women with languages English or mathematics are sought for confidential war work with salaries at base and overtime. Training is provided. Rooms in Arlington Farms dormitories cost 16 to 24 50 monthly with government cafeterias nearby.
Clark M. Eichelberger told a Political Council gathering at the College Parlor that Dumbarton Oaks seeks a democratic world organization with centralized enforcement power. He urged intensive discussion before the United States leads postwar planning and warned against isolationism. Dean Virginia Gildersleeve praised the move to inform students on world security issues.
Professor William Bell Dinsmoor of Columbia University will lecture Friday at four in the Conference Room on Geometrical Designs in Architecture. The talk, sponsored by the Math and Classical clubs, is open to all students with refreshments afterward. Dinsmoor, Harvard graduate and former architect at Athens American School, authored The Architecture of Ancient Greece and The Arcons of Athens in the Hellenistic Age.
The Reverend Doctor E Mowbray Tate counselor to Protestant students will speak at Barnard Day Chapel today at noon. He will address the topic three years since Pearl Harbor in a series sponsored by the Interfaith Council.
The University Christian Association hosts a dance at Earl Hall today with Barnard Interfaith Council and Earl Hall Society. The second Interfaith dance is set for next Wednesday December 13 at Earl Hall with invitation only for Barnard students and about 130 attendees. The Newman Club held a Christmas dance last Tuesday December 5 at Earl Hall from 4 to 7 pm with V-12s and Columbia civilians invited.
On the second and final day of the Menorah Cake Sale the Barnard National War Fund drive reports over 2000 in receipts. Edith Boran urges class drive committees to mail contributions, with the final collection extended to December 15. Current totals show student contributions at 920.27 and faculty at 759, with freshmen 142.35 juniors 94 and seniors 887.50. sophomores trail with 369. Proceeds from two dances and Wigs and Cues production, along with other recent events, will be added to the drive total once tallied.
All programs are due tomorrow by four in the Barnard Registrar's office with a ten dollar late fee. Changes after deadline require the major department adviser's signature. Courses outside Barnard require adviser approval and must be registered in the Barnard Registrar's office.
Carolina Segrera the Cuban soprano who has appeared with the New Opera Company will sing at the College Parlor under the Spanish Club. She performs three groups of Spanish Christmas songs with pianist Richard Marlaby. Teas and cookies follow.
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