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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1941
Page
4
A reader commends the Bulletin for moving beyond routine meeting notices toward college wide discussion and asks for more channels for discourse. Day students request social events for commuters including dances and a midwinter formal to share in college life.
Review lauds 1941 Brinckerhoff production of Wigs and Cues. Camer on Norton as Lady Thalia Wilmer earns high marks for emotional range while Richard Maloy shines as a conflicted aviator. Director Arthur Sircom receives top praise for staging despite limited facilities.
The review praises Miss Ninon Ballantyne as Mrs Dorinda Caswell for charm and pro fessional air, notes Miss Helen McCarron as Lesley Gest uneven but strong at times. Bill Stanton as Felix Montague falters on key speech, yet the ensemble keeps the plot moving toward a surprising ending with convincing illusion.
Mrs Marguerite Coleman and Miss Frances Smith of the New York State Employment Bureau hold personal conferences with students tomorrow from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 in the Conference Room and Little Parlor under the Vocational Committee. Co chairmen are Barbara Fish 42 and Grace Quinlan 43. They will attend the College Tea at 4 o'clock for informal talks.
Barnard presents a five painting group borrowed from the Metropolitan Museum of Art loan collection. Ann Richardson, president of the Fine Arts Club, announced the exhibit in Odd Study. The display runs from today through the end of January and was organized with help from Dr. Julius Held.
A permanent committee of Barnard Union and Columbia representatives was created to organize future projects and educational forums. Charles West and Owen Zurhellen represent Columbia on the benefit panel, with Carl Smith Bill Shelby Maneo Katagiri and Harry Suttner representing Union.
The Yale Musicale will stage a Christmas Musicale at the College Parlor on Friday during the club's monthly meeting. Lilian Margolin will perform Chopin Scherzo in C sharp Minor. Jeanne Mitchell plays violin in Haydn String Quartet in E Minor with Eleanor Pearlman, Susan Heinman, and Ann Rosenzweig. Dorothy Whitaker conducts a fifteen girl choir singing well known carols.
The piece reports Deans to broadcast the President and Congress in declaring a state of war with Japan. It notes citizens willing to comply with government measures for national defense.
Dr Samuel Dinin of the Jewish Theological Seminary will address Menorah and Columbia's S S after a luncheon in Lar Hall on Thursday. His topic is Plans and Projects For New Jewish Education. Dinin, Columbia Ph D, is registrar of the Seminary College and Teachers Institute. The luncheon costs 40 cents and requires sign up on the poster.
The badminton film originally set for Friday December 12 at 12 15 will be shown instead on Wednesday December 10 at 5 15.
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