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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1946
Page
2
AA presents Swymphony a musical aquatic extravaganza with famed conductor. The event runs December 12 at 8 p.m. and December 13 at 5 30 a.m. The piece is produced by swimming classes and committee as reported in BULLETIN.
A professor defends use of gesso tempera on panels and argues that painting technique alone does not determine likeness or realism. He notes egg tempera versus oil and questions whether perfection of likeness is an ultimate goal in modern art and in works by Rouault Picasso Ric and Marin.
A concise note suggests gifting a magazine subscription for Christmas and invites contact with Cynthia Morse Shreve for details about subscribing to reading material.
Under chair Jean Meszaros the Vocational Committee schedules open college meetings in government science math radio and social work next term A journalism meeting is planned for January 13 The committee aims to inform students about vocational fields Readings list committee members Barbara Byers Ruth Maier Cornelia Barber Ruth Montgomery Betty Jo Dornberger Mabel Giddings Mary Carroll Zelma McCormick
Wendell Johnson author of People in Quandaries will address psychology and speech majors tomorrow at 4 in the Conference Room. He heads the University of Iowa speech clinic and is a psychology professor. Johnson sits on the Child Welfare Association board and leads the Society for General Semantics. He will discuss speech correction in relation to psychology and speech. His book carries the subtitle The Semantics of Personal Adjustment.
Eleanor Mason, Massachusetts born and Barnard alumna, is the new head of physical education at Rhode Island State College after leading Barnard courses and a WAC stint. She plans a home and family while Barnard keeps her active, recalls a misstep at Hood College and notes students’ constant fascination.
At a Barnard and Columbia Newman Clubs meeting it was announced a retreat will be held on Long Island in February and a convention of Newman Clubs is set for the weekend of January 31 at Hunter College and at the Commodore and Essex Hotels. The convention committee met Friday evening with a luncheon at Earl Hall after service at Corpus Christi Church.
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