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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1937
Page
4
The second Senior Class Tea to the Faculty will be held on Tuesday December 14 at 4 p.m. in the College Parlor. Edna Jones president and Alice Libcek social chairman will act as official hostesses for the seniors, all are urged to attend.
The Debate Club will present a session on Thursday December 16 1937 at 4 o clock in College Parlor. Cecil Golann and Annette Hochberg support the affirmative while Charlotte Schwartz and Ann Strobridge defend the negative. Tea will be served. The entire college is invited. The audience will serve as judge.
A required Freshman meeting is set for Friday December 17 at 12 noon in 304 Barnard. The gathering aims to discuss and adopt the class constitution with all class of 41 members urged to read the Blue Book prior to the meeting.
The Barnard Curriculum Committee will meet today at 12 20 in Room 401 Barnard Hall. The session will cover course proposals and program reviews affecting the fall semester.
Circolo Italiano schedules a Laude by Jacapone da Lodi on Monday December 13 at 5 pm in the Auditorium of Casa Italiana. The entire college is invited and translations will be available with the program. Tea will be served after the play.
Lyrics Tea will be held on Monday December 13 at 4 o clock in the Little Parlor Miss Raynard of the English Department will speak Attendance is required of all Greek Games Lyrics Committee members and outsiders are urged to attend
The Columbia University Orchestra will perform at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in Mc Millin Theatre conducted by Willard Rhodes. Invitations are available in Room 601 Journalism.
The annual posture contest sponsored by the Athletic Association will take place on Thursday December 16 at 12 noon in the gymnasium. A special committee will select participants and attendees are invited. The event uses a gong elimination format in the Major Bowes style.
Miss Edith Welker director of youth education for the New York area Methodist Episcopal Church will speak on The Home at a Wycliffe Club meeting today at 4 pm in the College Parlor. Tea will be served after the lecture.
The Music Club held final auditions for Mozart’s Bastien et Bastienne naming Agnes Cassidy as Bastien Lillian Nesbit as Bastienne and Norma Raymond as Sir Calas for the production.
The Columbia Theatre Associates stage George Bernard Shaw’s Captain Brassbound’s Conversion at Earl Hall Auditorium on December 16 17 evenings and December 18 matinee. Tickets available at McMillin Theatre box office. CTA subscribers may reserve seats free. non subscribers pay fifty cents.
The Barnard Glee Club will perform a Christmas carol program for patients at St Luke's Hospital on December 15. On December 16 the group sings at Wanamaker's Department Store as part of Wanamaker's Christmas week concerts featuring carols from different nations.
Players must submit their win records to Miss Finan or Ruth-Elaine Blum by Wednesday December 15. The tournament finals are postponed until after the Christmas holidays.
The American Student Union plans a December 28 to 31 convention at Vassar College with Barnard delegates from Student Council Representative Assembly and Social Science Union. An open Social Science Union meeting on December 13 invites Barnard students to share views on student rights education and policies.
Barnard College members sympathize with General Franco as a national group reorganizes to raise funds. The committee holds publications from Spain and plans future aid via the Spanish Red Cross in Burgos when funds allow. Donations can be sent to Mr Hammond at First National Bank of New Jersey in Jersey City.
ASU delegates will attend a four day conference at Vassar College December 27 to 31. Activities include educational program planning, chapter organization, a college editors panel on progressive journalism, banquets, an operetta, a Christmas party, and a dance. Norman Thomas and Sherwood Eddy invited to speak. election of national officers planned. costs estimated at 13 dollars. Delegates lodging in Main Hall with meals. campus facilities like gym and library available. campus decorated with Christmas motif and welcome lights.
The weekend sign-up poster for Bulletin December 17 to 19 will be placed on the assignment board in Bulletin office at 12 15 today. Georgiana Remer 735 assistant librarian in the Ella Weed Library and Diana Hirsh 36 will chaperone and Edna M. Jones 38 will lead the weekend.
The German Club announces its annual Christmas play to be staged in Brooks Hall on December 20 afternoon with a Hammond organ and an experienced organist. A short wave broadcast to Germany is planned for December 17.
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