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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1949
Page
2
Rev Raymond J H Kennedy S J will speak on How to Retreat at the Newman Club weekly meeting in Earl Hall from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday December 13 with tea beforehand. Subtopics include Co lumbia events and campus notices.
Menorah will hold a business meeting tomorrow in the College Parlor from 12 to 12 30 p.m. The main agenda item is a discussion of interfaith activities.
The Spectator editorial at a university paper criticizes General Eisenhower for his Waldorf Astoria dinner speech. It labels the general as belittling personal security and questions if the remarks were a trial balloon, noting wide coverage by New York Times Herald Tribune radio broadcasts AP wires and other papers.
The Greek Games Central Committee lists student leaders and volunteers from the classes of 1952 and 1953 who will organize the event. The piece emphasizes broad student involvement across many fields to ensure a successful show. An editorial on General Eisenhower and personal security contrasts with other campus opinions.
Notice states Ruth Houghton of Gavertoy will speak at a senior class meeting in the theatre on Tuesday at o clock. Seniors are cautioned that a very important matter will be discussed.
Barnard's Modern Dance Group will perform March 11 at 4 15 in the gym under Prof. Marion Strong. A Liberty themed program includes Pilgrim landing, colonial town meeting, and a group of American folk songs in Modern Dance form. Marguerite Maier and the Barnard Octet join. Kathleen Collins' The Rebell ion is staged as a world peace fantasy. Contact Naomi Loeb through Student Mail to join.
Miss Virginia Kraft announces a six country co-ed European tour for summer 1950. Students from Eastern colleges and friends travel England Holland Belgium Switzerland Italy France with London Amsterdam Brussels Lucerne Interlaken Venice Rome leaving New York June 14 returning August 19. All inclusive price 1148 dollars per student chaperones provided by American Friends Service Committee at 4 dollars each.
The note suggests watching My Foolish Heart as a co feature with a good film or near home when bad weather keeps you indoors. If the weather is fine and your boyfriend is intelligent, buy a paper and read the movie section for guidance.
Dr. William Jansen, NYC Schools superintendent, urged teachers to meet America's world leadership challenge at the first Conference on the Study and Teaching of Italian held December 3 in Casa Italiana. The event discussed expanding Italian in schools, teacher training, textbooks, and cross language pedagogy with speakers from Columbia University and the NYC Board of Education.
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