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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1937
Page
3
Helen Lange leads a 12 member cast in J. M. Barrie's The Admirable Crichton at Brinckerhoff Theatre at 8 30 tonight. After the show a dance for about forty couples will follow. a second performance is set for Saturday night.
Delegates from Barnard and other colleges discussed goals for the American Student Union annual convention to be held at Vassar College December 27 to 31. Debates covered student government, NSFA concerns, and broad ASU programs, with emphasis on student rights and campus organization.
The American Friends Service Committee runs nonpartisan relief in Loyalist and Nationalist Spain. Barnard College urged to join Bryn Mawr led effort with Vassar Wellesley Holyoke Smith Radcliffe and Goucher to support three children hospitals in Murcia Alicante and Almeria through women’s colleges involvement.
College clubs and the Columbia Student Christian Council organize Christmas programs with plays carols and dances. The Spanish Club presents a historic play with a Spanish chorus and tea, Deutscher Kreis hosts a tree party, and the Council plans a December 21 dance at Brinckerhoff Theatre open to the College. Senior carolling and the Dean serenade conclude campus events.
Miss Reynard speaks at a tea for freshmen and sophomores outlining Greek Games lyrics as English poetry with structure, sincerity, and rich imagery. She urges Apollo and Artemis themes, with April 9 deadline for entries and lists chairmen for costumes, dance, music, and other duties.
Dean Virginia Gildersleeve delivered a Christmas greeting to Barnard and Columbia students during the annual Christmas Assembly. The program, broadcast from WEAF with the Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs and Barnard String Ensemble, featured carols and the Kyrie from de la Rue’s Christmas Mass, a first in America.
Shirley Adelson reports in a letter from London that English life matches American views in many ways. She describes fog and damp, English home life, the polite police, and London sights like Dick Whittington’s Old Curiousity Shop and the Changing of the Guard, noting both charm and unexpected rhythms.
Application blanks for spring scholarships and grants-in-aid are available in the Dean's office and must be filed with the Dean's secretary on or before January 10. Blanks require duplicate completion by the student and a parent or guardian’s signature. Only those with urgent need should apply. interviews will be announced on the Dean's bulletin board two or three weeks after filing. The notice was released Friday, December 10.
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