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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
4
Lectures on the Modern Architecture discuss the shift from solid, fixed forms to flexible, expressive builds that respond to time and function. The essay cites Richardson’s Boston building as an example and critiques zoo design for prioritizing spectacle over lived utility.
A compulsory meeting for the Sophomore class is set for noon today in room 304 Barnard Hall. The agenda includes electing a new class song leader after Deborah Hunt resigns, deciding the class gift to Student Fellowship, and discussing Greek Games to foster unified class interest.
The Societe Francaise will host its annual Christmas tea in the new Club Room at 112 Milbank on Monday from 4 to 5 30. Members rehearse French noels by candlelight and sing of a creche. Cider and French gateaux will be served.
The Deutscher Kreis invites members to its annual Christmas party with Angel's Chorus and Weinachtspiel on Wednesday at four o'clock in Brook's Hall Parlor.
Dr Clark announces a large federal government chart from 1934 placed on the wall of Room 5. The chart is open for consultation by anyone and aims to clarify the organization and relationships of numerous federal agencies.
The Barnard Menorah society announces Abraham W Binder of YMLHA will speak on Jewish music at 4 pm Monday December 17 in Brooks Hall music room. Rabbi Hoffman of Columbia will attend and tea will be served. the entire college is invited.
A final rehearsal for all singers and players joining the Christmas Assembly broadcast will be held Monday evening December 17 in the Barnard gymnasium. The orchestra will attend and attendance is essential.
The Italian Club met in Hewitt Hall to discuss events for December and January. A December 15 dinner at Professor and Mrs. Riccio’s home is planned. January plans include a luncheon at an Italian restaurant with guest Prince Colonna, New York City vice consul and Naples alumnus, discussing the university. A clubroom in Hewitt Hall has been furnished and walls display Italian maps and pictures.
Camp weekend promises a Christmas dinner and tree with activities for all. Students may join Sunday if they cannot attend the full weekend and should sign the Barnard Hall poster for details. Mrs Seals Dr Holzwasser and Miss Holland accompany the girls with costs and routes available from Miss Holland or Charlotte Haverly.
The Seniors won 52 to 19 in the gym on Monday in the Senior Junior game. The second team also went to the Seniors by default. Freshman Sophomore clash on Wednesday December 12 ended 30-29 with the Freshmen taking the win. Violet Ballance led the Freshmen as the star. Referees and umpires included Miss Tuzo liss Holland Corine Bitz Mimi Kornbluth Frances Jaffer.
The all college Christmas swimming meet was held Thursday at 4 20 in the pool. Outstanding was a figure swimming demonstration by the Friday advanced group. Events included twenty and forty yard dashes, freestyle and back crawl, a medley relay, form events, diving contest, a novelty race, and a water polo game.
The gym opens daily from 12 to 2 during interperiods with nets for tennis kenoit badminton and ping pong in room 206 Barnard. Schedule includes badminton tennis and ping pong on Monday and Wednesday 12 to 2 volley ball nets all day Tuesday and Thursday nets up until 2, Friday badminton and volleyball noon to 2. Two ping pong tables available daily 12 to 2 and Battleboard any unused time. Basketballs and volleyballs provided. Take advantage of indoor activity during cold weather.
Riccio donated a large illustrated book titled Universities of Italy to the club. Ruth Willcockson, a club member, contributed an Italian tapestry as well.
Vivian Neale, age 36, won the posture crown with Irene Lacey second and Jane Eisler third after a day of judging Fifty contestants gathered in the gym as judges led rounds of postures and applause culminated in Neale’s victory Garnette Snedeker challenged the winner and the crowd observed the final proceedings amid playful tension and unofficial prize talk
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