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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1973
Page
4
A Wednesday noon talk at the Womens Center will feature a panel on contraception and abortion with a focus on informed discussion for students. The session is part of open lunch meetings organized with the purpose of medical information dissemination to the campus community.
INTAR announces El King Cojo adapted by Pablo Figueroa from Oedipus Rex. The play opens February 10 at 7 30 pm with weekend shows through March 18 at 508 West 53rd Street. Prices 4.00 general 2.00 student. Tele reservations 582 9875 426 2852.
Winter jobs are available in Switzerland Austria and Bavaria while summer posts lie in Switzerland Germany France England Spain and Austria. No experience or language knowledge is required for many roles and SOS provides orientation and handles permits on a first come basis. Apply early by sending name address school and $1 to Placement Officer SOS 22 Ave de la Liberte Luxembourg Europe.
All students invited to serve as hostesses for the Barnard College Club House Tour on Saturday April 7. Those who wish to participate should call TE 8 0558 on Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1 to 5 pm. Hostesses may receive free tickets to visit other houses.
PRCA offers a telephone information line for free NYC events and cultural programs. The Roger Sessions Retrospective Concert at McMillin Theatre features Diana Hoagland and the Galimir String Quartet among others with works by Boccherini, Romaschio, and Schubert. Columbia hosts the first Stettheimer exhibition since 1946, tracing Florine Stettheimer’s life, art, and salon influence with paintings, portraits, and flower works across major museums.
The American painter Florine Stettheimer, who died in 1944, has an exhibition at Columbia University from February 9 to March 8. About 70 works including oils watercolors drawings and handmade miniatures will be shown in the Rotunda of Low Memorial Library on Morningside Heights.
Applications to reserve Holly House for this semester will be accepted starting Monday February 5 in the Alumnae Office at 115 Milbank. Priority is given to clubs and groups that have not used the camp this year.
The African Tribal Arts Gallery announces Ivory Coast sculpture from February 25 to March 17 and tribal masks from March 18 to 31. Located at 84 East 10th Street the gallery is open Tuesday through Sunday 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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