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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1930
Page
3
Dr David Seabury denounces self help platitudes and negative adjustment forms in his talk on Psychological Adjustment. He warns against passivity and group submersion and cites ego centricity as a core pitfall, urging self understanding for healthier growth.
The Columbia Orchestra led by Professor Douglas Moore with Ida MacLeish offered Schubert Liszt and Mozart selections at Mellin Theatre. Barnard students Jeannette Krozinger Rosylon Tarushkin Ruth Thompson Edith Braun Esther Wasmund performed, marking a first for Barnard in an orchestral show. The performance drew enthusiastic praise and showcased cohesive ensemble, though tone development remains a goal.
Mr. Lows Howe, veteran campaigner and former Roosevelt ally, will address Government Majors and the Social Science Forum this afternoon at four in the Conference Room. He will discuss New Methods Political Campaigns with focus on tactics used in the last election and aims to reveal how campaigns are staged.
Barnard College Club hosted a December dinner presided by Miss Marian Churchill. Miss Caroline Spurgeon spoke on Egypt and Sicily with notes on Tutankhamen and Nile life, Mussolini’s rule in Naples, and Sicilian fear under authority. Barnard alumnae Dr. Margaret Mead and others offered insights into anthropology and civilizational differences.
Bar nard students near Milbank Hall hear chimes at noon as a 1912 plan by Professor Braun to use Milbank chimes for assemblies resurfaces. Grace Dodge funded the first electrical chimes after Braun’s idea, marking a long standing campus tradition.
The Deutscher Kreis at Barnard College plans its annual Christmas party with a lighted tree and German refreshments including Marzipan. A Nativity Play in Medieval style will be staged by Kreis members such as Betty Krapp Joseph Marjorie Mueller Louise Ulsteen Inge Gerholt Olga Muller and Anita Jones along with shepherds Jane Monglas Martha Maack.
Christmas assembly to hear the Glee Club sing carols at 1 10 in the gym. Programs will print carols of several nations and first holly of the season.
Professor Einstein spent an evening at Dr. and Mrs. Leonor Michaelis in New York, enjoying traditional German cooking and his violin. Mrs. Einstein declined hotel invitations to rest, noting many cables they had received, while Einstein commented on mid winter fresh vegetables and English food aboard.
The Spanish Club stages Ta Reja by the Quintero Brothers at Brinkerhoff Theatre Friday at 8 30. English summary will aid non Spanish speakers. Lead actors include Margaret Wadds Lucienne Cougnenc Betty Brown Virginia Conforte and Betty Despard with coaching by Mrs del Rio and Nina Marean. Daisy Elgin and Laura Flores will sing and dance. Live In music accompanies the after show dance. Admission is one dollar to benefit the Student Scholarship Fund aiding a Barnard student in Spanish to Madrid each year.
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