Episcopal Club Hears Bridges on Peace Foundations
Miss Flora Bridges spoke at the Episcopal Club luncheon on four nations Britain China Russia and the United States and how shared religious factors influence peace plans after the war. She highlighted human conduct honesty social justice integrity and self respect as guiding principles in world organization and good neighbor policy. Bridges, Barnard graduate and Columbia master’s candidate, discussed religious influence in national life and the four freedoms.
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Flora Bridges
Episcopal Club
Residence Hall
Great Britain
China
Russia
United States
Miss Bridges
Chiang Kai-shek
World Organization
Barnard
Columbia
Cuban Artists Honored at December Tea in Odd Study
The Fine Arts and Spanish Clubs hosted a two hour tea for Cuban artists on December 12. Faculty members and guests discussed art amid Spanish conversation and an exhibit of Mariano’s oils and watercolors plus Lozano sculptures.
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Fine Arts
Amelia del Rio
Andres Iduarte
Ernest da Cal
Marion Lawrence
Mahler
Marianna Bryam
Francisco Portela
Mariano
Eugenio Florit
Juniors Vote to Move Prom Back On Campus
Letter from Mildred Reed Georgia Demarest Carleen Watter Ruth O Gorman expresses regret over downtown Junior Prom and urges on campus venue. They criticize wartime social excess and call for clearer agenda explanations to prevent future misunderstandings.
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Mildred Reed
Georgia Demarest
Carleen Watter
Ruth O’gorman
Germans as barbarians not exception but rule says Yelena Albala
In a December 13 1944 letter Yelena Albala argues kindness by a German family to an American is notable but warns against assuming such acts are typical. She predicts peace conference sentiment may shift to humanitarian defense of Germans unless the broader pattern is emphasized.
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Sexauer
Barnard
Yelena Albala
Residence Christmas Tea Held in Brooks
Dormitory students hosted the annual Christmas tea in the Brooks living room from four to six yesterday. Receiving line included Miss Helen M. Carlson Patricia Cady the house president and Betty Burton the social chairman. Tea and cakes were served by the hostesses.
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Brooks
Helen M. Carlson
Patricia Cady
Betty Burton
Bulletin Announces Holiday Break and January Return
The BULLETIN will not publish until next year with a note that the next issue appears on January 11, 1945. A required staff meeting for all members is set for Monday, January 3 at 12 noon in the office.
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Bulletin
Italian Club presents Il Presepio di Greccio play
The Italian Club hosted its Christmas party in the College Parlor with a performance of Il Presepio di Greccio written by Anne Attura. Cast featured Leora Dana and Jennie Lassandro with music by Mara Goodwin and Mary Goodwin. candles lit the dark room and refreshments followed.
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College C
Anne Attura
Bethlehem
Saint Francis of Assisi
Presepio
Terese Carbonara
Leora Dana
Narrator
Jennie Lassandro
Saint Francis
Maria Gloria Bontempi
Elsa Funaro
Lola Lucarini
Maud Wellman
Meredith Nevins
Ruth Margarette
NS Is Calling All Knitters
National Service 18 sponsors a daily knitting shop at 408 Barnard from 12 to 1 under Peg Naumberg 45. Volunteers hand out wool from Casa Italiana Red Cross Unit with needles at 29 cents a pair and offer expert guidance. Knitters prepare eight sweaters two sea boot pairs two sock pairs and two helmets with three weeks to finish before spring term ends.
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National Service 18
Peg Naumberg
Barnard
Casa Italiana Red Cross
Yule Plays by German and Spanish Clubs
Yuletide events unfold as the German and Spanish clubs present plays this week. The German club performs this afternoon in Brooks living room Stambs to 6 with Geran cakes and dainties. The Spanish club presents in the College Parlor with all invited to share in Christmas spirit.
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Brooks
Spanish and German Christmas Plays At Barnard College
Circulo Hispano presents Auto de los Reyes Magos and Auto de Navidad tonight at 8 30 at Casa de las Espanas with cast led by Blaneiy Sweet Demetri Daniels and Margaret Stafford. German Club holds its annual Christmas party and nativity play at 4 in Brooks Hall with Yvonne Lewis Natalie Wildstein Ann Turkel among cast. refreshments follow.
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Amelia del Rin
Blaneiy Sweet
Demetri Daniels
Margaret Stafford
Hulma Ollila
Herod
Rose Velasco
the Mastordomo
Dorothy Whittier
Jean Hamilton
Scribes
Juan de la Enema
Elizahbeth Thard
Mermile Maulsby
Anna M. Modiglia
Elizabeth Posnn
Dissy Fors Nacea
Aneel
Helen Trevor
Miss Ollila
Brooks Hall
Barnard
Hans Stabenau
Yvonne Lewis
Natalie Wildstein
Ann Turkel
Joseph
Daisy Fornacca
Nancy Chase
Mechthild
Ann Mladinov
Anita Jessee
Vera Dettweiler
Adelaide Linden
Barbar Lipton
Kuno
Elsie Koener
Eleanor Simone
Hertha Haberlander
Brooks
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