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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
2
The Student Council at Barnard asks continued support for Tony Pennisi, a war orphan, through February 1946. A penny a day from each student via dorm collections or a cafeteria box aims to sustain him. Barnard has aided him since February 1945 and has received thanks from him.
Dr. Rene Carrie spoke on International boundary issues at the History Government Majors meeting. He used the Italian Yugoslavian border dispute after World War I to illustrate that boundaries can be regions not lines, and noted Wilson's 14 points and the Fiume crisis contributing to anti American sentiment and fascist Italy.
Weitz and Johns Inc and Betty Smith and Betty Kemp Smith promote consumer research by visiting campuses to test newspaper and magazine advertising impact. Interview methods mix playful openings with persistent follow up, aiming to complete sessions in under twenty minutes.
Pat Fitzgerald announces a volleyball tournament Saturday at 2 among Johnson Brooks and Hewitt Hall to inaugurate the AA weekend program for resident hall students. Alumnae and Barnard undergraduates in Johnson Hall play against regular Barnard dormitory students with sneakers and enthusiasm as the only requisites. skill is unimpor tant.
Dr. Coogan's Medieval Drama class presents The Second Shepherd's Play from the Towneley cycle on Monday December 17 at 8:30 p.m. in Brinkerhoff Theatre directed by Ann Murphy with Ellen Goepper as First Shepherd and Laura Adams as the Virgin Mary.
Alegria Play El Circulo Hispano will hold its last pre Christmas meeting Tuesday from four to six in the College Parlor. A performance of Cristo en el Corazon written for Barnard by Ciro Alegria will be shown with a cast led by Simone Dreyfus and Judith Rudansky.
The Deutscher Kreis hosts its annual Christmas Tree Party next Monday December 17 at four o'clock in the Blue Room Brooks Hall. The German Club presents a Nativity Play with a long cast list, an angel choir, real Christmas tree, marzipan, and other festive items. Couples and guests are invited to attend.
The Russky Kruzhok at Columbia University hosts a Russian Christmas evening on Saturday December 45 at the Student Social Center 526 West 114 Street. Sofia Rachmaninoff will perform two songs by her grandfather plus her own, Mary Louise Brown will present Russian piano works, and Columbia students will perform Russian dances and carols. A small orchestra will provide dance music from eight o'clock. two fortune tellers and other numbers also appear. admission is 1.50 with proceeds to fund a Russian House at Columbia.
The French Club will hold a special Christmas program in the French Room on Wednesday December 19 at 4. The event features French carols a sheperdess solo and a flute accompaniment by a shepherd with jovial singing and dancing. Professor Andre Mesnard may wear white whiskers and a Santa costume. A Christmas tree will be set up and CURC will broadcast the program next Tuesday night.
The annual Residence Halls Christmas Tea takes place Sunday afternoon December 16 from 4 to 6 in the Brooks Halls living room. Miss Helen Carlson and the girls of Brooks and Hewitt will host the event.
A group of Barnard students formed a Portuguese club to follow Portuguese and Brazilian cultural activities. If chartered by the Student Council, it would join the Columbia Federation of Portuguese Students. Officers: Dalva Cunha president Joanna Elena De Muro secretary Lise Lototte Schneider treasurer Marian Gluck publicity chairman. A meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 30 pm in Casa de las Espanas with Maria de Lourdes Pereira Barnard Portuguese instructor as adviser.
A grayish blue, fairly large volume from Swift's Essays is missing. It is extremely important to recover it. A five dollar reward is offered by Cynthia Morse Shreve.
Joan Leff, chair of the Inter faith Council, will speak at St Pauls chapel at noon today. No Barnard Day service next Thursday due to a Candlelight Service that afternoon. A noon prayers and music service and a concert program by the St Pauls choir titled Music of the Three Faiths is scheduled for February 26 in College Parlor. Students selling nylon stocking chances must send money and stubs by tomorrow noon or deliver them to the National Service Office 401 Barnard between noon and one. The drawing will occur at 1.
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