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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1954
Page
1
Barnard College semi weekly publication issued for the Barnard Community with second class mail entry on October 19, 1928 in New York City. Subscription eight dollars fifty cents per year and ten cents per issue with editorial and business staff listed.
The Book Drive initiated by the Columbia University Student Council collects volumes for south Vietnam students reclaiming libraries after the war. Over four hundred refugees flee north to study in Saigon and need undergraduate and graduate books, plus pocket editions.
Miss Alice Currier heads Barnard College Hewitt Dining Hall overseeing menu planning purchases and staff of about fifty. She recalls busy luncheons and party meals while noting students mostly eat balanced meals. yearly food orders include 2000 dozen eggs 350 gallons ice cream 11000 quarts milk 618 pounds butter and 400 gallons orange juice. Her team includes Adele Catelli Suerine Bennet and Elsie Rodenbough.
Miss Winchell of the Reference Library explains Butler Library’s complexity and tours offered to students. Tours begin in February for next semester with groups of twelve and cover the reference room, main loan desk, card catalog, locating books, stacks, periodicals, biographical sources, and general references. About five hundred students have joined tours to date.
Joyce Glassman critiques Giraudoux s The Madwoman of Chaillot praising its fantasy and satirical bite while noting the need for high technical polish. She cites the play s flamboyant costumes and poetic language as both allure and challenge for American actors untrained in French formalism.
The Club Theatre presents Henrik Ibsen's A Doll's House at Finch Theatre on East 78 Street. Lesley Woods shines as the wife, while other cast members like Susan Roy falter, though Ibsen's dramatic power keeps the evening watchable.
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