Pride and Prejudice at Brinckerhoff Theater Delights Fans
Irene Lyons reports on igs and Cues fall production Pride and Prejudice at Brinckerhoff Theater. Nancy Swans Lizzy Bennett and John Gifford as Darcy lead a strong cast with solid costumes sets and direction by Anton Hardt. The adaptation pleased audiences with witty satire and a faithful love story despite cuts to fit the stage.
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Brinckerhoff Theater
Jane Austen
Anton Hardt
Lizzy Bennet
Darcy
Nancy Swan
Lizzy
Mrs. Bennet
John Gifford
French Club Sings Noels at Christmas Meeting
La Societe Francaise hosts a Christmas gathering in College Parlor on Thursday December 14 at 4 o clock. The program features French carols including Un Flambeau Jeanette Isabelle with Mme Bailey as accompanist and soloist. other noels include Le Marche des Rois NI est ne le divin enfant On entend par tout and Noel aux Champs. A music tea and cookies follow. On January 5 M Fernand Balensperger Harvard professor will address the club, after last year presenting translations of English poems to the club.
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Jeanette
Isabelle
Joint Columbia Barnard Glee Club Concert and Dance
For the first time since 1935 a joint Columbia and Barnard glee club concert occurs on campus Saturday night December 16 at 8 30 in Barnard gym under James Giddings. Free tickets for undergrads and friends. a 50 cent dance follows with John Carvey and his Blue Lions providing music.
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Columbia
Barnard Glee Club
Barnard
James Giddings
John Carvey
Blue Lions
Johann Sebastian Bach
Candlelight Service Set for Barnard at St Pauls Chapel
On Thursday December 14 the annual Christmas candle light service takes place in St Pauls Chapel at 5 15 p m Reverend Raymond Knox speaks and the choir sings special Christmas music A reserved section of seats is set aside for Barnard students.
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St. Paul’s Chapel
Raymond Knox
Barnard
Freshmen Favored In Barnard Posture Contest
Elizabeth Koenig reports Barnard College will host its annual posture championship with freshmen favored due to youth and vitality. Miss Janet Lane will speak and judge, noting natural carriage as the key to winning while upperclass rivals lag in buoyancy.
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Janet Lane
Barnard
Mrs Roosevelt Calls For Community Study In Address
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt urged studying one’s own community as a basis to understand others in a McMillin Theatre talk on The Individual and the Community. She tied housing to social issues, sanitation, labor, and economic inequality shaping opportunities for children.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Institute of Arts and Sciences
McMillin Theatre
Donato Reflects on Life and Writing in Literature Class
Pietro di Donato discusses life as a compelling subject and explains how Christ in Concrete grew from personal experience. He recalls early life as harmony then awareness of inequality, family pressures, and the pull between Italian traditions and American life. The talk ended with his father’s death reshaping his plans.
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Pietro di Donato
J. H. Lyons
Christ
di Donato
Advice On Vocations From Mrs Coleman At Talk
Mrs Marguerite Coleman head of the Junior Division of the New York State Employment Service urged students to know their fit and aims, pursue preparation, and use contacts. She advised learning about jobs, meeting Barnard Alumnae Vocational Committee through Miss Doty, and avoiding vague willingness. Three steps were given: assess one’s offerings, identify starter jobs and needed study, and locate where to apply.
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Marguerite Coleman
Resignation of Julia Gray prompts Honor Board vote at Barnard
Julia Gray resigns as Honor Board Chairman due to not returning for spring term. Elections to fill the vacancy will occur Thursday and Friday on Jake. Nominations for the senior class chair are at noon in Undergraduate Association with an all college tea to honor nominees tomorrow.
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Orous
Jake
Julia Gray
Student Council
Barnard
Miss Gray
Miss Boyle
Julia Gray Resigns As Honor Board Chairman
Julia Gray resigns from the Honor Board chair. notices urge filing second semester programs at registrar by 4 p.m. Friday December 15 with a $10 lateness penalty. Tan cards for planning distributed in class. arrange adviser appointments. Registration blanks available from advisers. written instructor permission needed to enter second half of any course.
Vassar Professor to Address Barnard Classical Club
Miss Grace H. Macurdy professor emeritus of Greek at Vassar College will speak to Barnard’s Classical Club today at 4 10 in the conference room on Humanity in Greek Drama. She will use part of her new unpublished book for the talk and drama students are invited, tea will follow.
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Grace H. Macurdy
Vassar College
Barnard
Classical Club
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Betty Lotz
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