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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1936
Page
2
The Columbia Student Christian Council sponsor a Christmas dance for Christian students staying in the city over the holidays. It will be held Friday December 18 in Brinkerhoff Theatre with a fifty cent per couple and thirty five cent per individual subscription.
The Social Science Union Executive Committee urges members to read letters about affiliation with the American Student Union and to return ballots to Frances Smith. Ballot reception time has been extended to 5 o clock this afternoon.
The Music Club will present the Clu ja Octet at a recital today in Room 408. Professor Lang from the Music Department will also speak. All students are invited.
An exhibition of paintings by J. Paddock, Barnard alumna, is on display at the Fifteen Gallery on West 87th Street. The show runs daily from 9:30 to 6:00 and closes December 12.
Union Neighborhood Center at 3109 Broadway near Barnard College asks for continued backing from Barnard and local groups to sustain a recreational program serving underprivileged youths. The center partners with Union Theological Seminary and Riverdale Church, seeking broader campus involvement and student collaboration in social outreach.
Martha Reed was appointed a delegate to the American Student Union Conference in Chicago during Christmas week. Beatrice Tenney named as alternate. An American Youth Congress Committee was appointed consisting of Ruth Frankfurter, Nancy Haydock, Barbara Lake, Helen Raebeck and Miriam Weber.
Mr George Gautinger of the Hannes Schneider School of Skiing Germany will present a movie and short talk on skiing in Room 304 Wednesday December 16 at 12 20. The talk interests students planning to ski during the Christmas holidays. He speaks by courtesy of A G Spalding Co at the request of the Department of Physical Education.
Dr Arnold Brecht argued that German democracy failed due to fallacies in its constitutional structure and the electoral system. He urged that democracy as a concept remains viable when backed by wise constitutions as seen in Great Britain France and the United States. The lecture at Brinckerhoff theatre was introduced by Prof Byrne from Barnard.
The gathering, led by a faculty member or informed organizer, will present resolutions and minority reports to the full assembly. Open floor discussion follows with voting on proposals. five topics include Neutrality, Student Role, War Propaganda, Economic Causes, and U S Peace Promotion.
Miss Reynard advised against free verse and emphasized tight rhyme for Greek style. She urged natural emotion, accurate geography, and understanding Athena’s symbolic meaning in poetry. Tea was served with Carolyn Swayne pouring.
The annual Caravana of El Circulo Hispano tours New York landmarks including Teatro Cervantes Cloisters and Basque restaurant visits. Forty students travel by bus with Professor Dorado Mrs del Rio and Miss Flanagan in attendance as Betty Rice acts as barker.
Betty Anderson notes a Christmas Tea in the residence halls next Sunday at 4 PM in Brooks Hall Drawing Room. Invitations extended to faculty parents and friends of residents, with Barnard Student Council and Columbia College Van Am Society also invited.
Barnard club roadhouse production features two Whistlers and Marjorie Healy paintings. Gertrude Smith and committee built rich set designs with candid dress rehearsal photos by Jean Brown. Ushers include eight Barnard members. guests expected include Dean Gildersleeve Miss Mabel Foote Weeks and Mr and Mrs Read. A cast dinner will follow in Hewitt dining hall alcove.
The Deutscher Kreis hosts its annual Christmas party in the Blue Room at Brooks Hall on Wednesday at 4 o clock. A brief native German program will feature German dialogue with seasonal songs and a violin performance by Vera Rice. Marzipan and other festive treats will be served.
In the Los Angeles Junior Collegian Pauline Pipher notes a woman’s vocabulary as six words, five adjectives and a verb. Reading the initial letters of Gorgeous Ideal Magnificent Marvelous Exquisite reveals the verb.
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