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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1947
Page
4
Jean Rosen thal spoke at a December 2 tea hosted by the Undergraduate Vocational Committee in the College Parlor. Rosenthal, now running a theatrical agency, began in Federal Theater and urged viewing theater as a profession rather than a path to Hollywood.
Merle Marcus and Teresa Stich sang soprano and mezzo soprano solos in the Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs joint concert at Mc Mullin Theater directed by Jacob Avshalomoff. The program mixed Debussy with Holst and traditional pieces, featuring interclub performances and selections from Bach Schubert Randall Thompson Warlock Purcell Binchois and Orlando di Lasso.
King’s College enforced strict discipline with compulsory public worship and fines for profane behavior. Violations like drunkenness or lying could lead to expulsion, while students could not play cards or dice or leave without the president’s permission. The article hints at humorous past misdemeanors to be explored in a future issue.
Barnard College residence halls will host a December 13 tea from 4 to 6 p.m. with faculty guests. At 5 p.m. St Pauls Choir will sing Christmas songs. Social Committee and Hewitt and Brooks house leaders will help run the event, described as the season opener.
The Science Club sponsored a Cake Sale at the booth on Jake Friday, December 5 as its contribution to the Term Drive. At the November 21 meeting, Mr. Joseph Cutri spoke on Panorama of Human Pathology. Ruth Meyer outlined a Christmas Party planned for December 19.
The Music Club and the Fine Arts Club plan a joint Christmas party on December 12 at 4 am featuring a narrated Christmas story shown with slides. A Nativity painting loaned by the Metropolitan Museum is on exhibit in Odd Study.
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