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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1950

Page

3

Development Plan Committee Opens New York City Office

The Development Plan Committee opened its New York City office at 535 Fifth Avenue on January 16. Mai Duane in charge, the rent-free space will host 500 alumnae soliciting fellow alumnae and parents in Manhattan and the Bronx. The Westchester Committee launched its campaign with a $5,300 pledge toward a $100,000 goal.

New York City Committee For Fifth Avenue Lindsay Bradford Manhattan Bronx Mai Duane Westchester Committee Frances Dean Millicent C. McIntosh Helen Altschul Jean T. Palmer Barnard

University Players Stage Fourth Murder in Cathedral Run

Columbia University players present their fourth annual production of T. S. Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral in St Pauls Chapel with shows Wednesday through Saturday at 8 40 p m Tickets are 1 20 and on sale in John Jay Lobby tomorrow Barnard cast includes Marianne Campaine Agnes Ramage Betty Martin Abby Bonime Allison Keller Faith Rome and Anne Loesser The show was first staged in 1947 under Preston Munter who returns to direct Each year a road tour is planned with February 19 in New Haven Connecticut and February 23 25 in Newark New Jersey marking the first postwar Columbia tour.

Columbia University Players T. S. Eliot Allison Keller Faith Rome Anne Loesser Preston Munter Columbia Munter New Haven Connecticut Newark New Jersey

Dean to Speak At Symposium On Education Vocations

The Vocational Committee plans an educational symposium on career opportunities in education with Dean McIntosh delivering the keynote. English majors must attend. Miss Bazinger will close with discussions. Fine arts majors have a March 28 vocational tea featuring Helen Frank. A March 29 carnival with Student Affairs and Placement Offices introduces summer work in and beyond Europe.

Andrey Zelenko Dean McIntosh Miss Bazinger Brearly Helen Frank Student Affairs Office Europe

Barnard Pool Closes and New Water Safety Course

Professor Holland announces the closure of Barnard Pool with swimming classes withdrawn indefinitely from the Physical Education program. A Water Safety course will be offered Thursdays at 1 p.m. in Barnard Hall Room 206, with full credit. An evening high level basketball class starts Tuesday evenings, and two bowling classes at Riverside Church plus ice skating at Rockefeller or Iceland are added for PE credit.

Holland Bulletin Barnard Hall Riverside Church Rockefeller Iceland

Scholarships and Grants for 1950 51 Applications Now Due

The Dean announces all applications for scholarships grants in aid and residence grants for 1950 51 must be filed by March 1 at 5 p.m. Obtain blanks from the Deaf's Secretary and have them signed by a parent or guardian. Students should seek real need and may face interviews with awards announced by late April. Millicent C. McIntosh Dean.

Barnard Millicent C. McIntosh

Friends Plan Work Service Programs For Students

The American Friends Service Committee offers internships in industry institutional service units and Mexico. Summer units, additional sites in California Illinois Iowa Minnesota and possibly New Jersey, plus work camps in the United States Europe and Jamaica. International Service Seminars and Institutes of International Relations will feature well known authorities as faculty. Write 53 Broadway New York 6 for details.

American Friends Service Committee Interneships -In- Industry Mexico Service Committee California Illinois Iowa Minnesota New Jersey Kansas City Chicago Midwest United States Europe Jamaica Broadway New York

New Election procedure set by Political and Student Councils

The Political Council and Student Council announce a campaign plan for undergraduate elections. Presidential candidates will use a council booth on Jake for daily blocks from noon to 2 PM with posters listing qualifications and issue positions. Debates may be held if desired.

Political Council Jake Vivienne Feigenbaum

Barnard Eligibility Committee Urges Grade Check

The Barnard Eligibility Committee asks students to review last semester’s GPA. If below 2.00, students must drop all offices immediately and notify Diana Crane, Chairwoman of Eligibility.

Barnard Diana Crane Eligibility

New Club Seeks S C Back Conference at Barnard

The Barnard Liberal Action club seeks Barnard Student Council sponsorship for a restructured Conference on Democracy in Education. Ruth Schwarzkopf states the aim is to curb communist influence and foster sponsorship amid ongoing planning debates at Barnard and Columbia University.

Conference On Democracy In Education Barnard Liberal Action Club Barnard Student Council Ruth Schwarzkopf Liberal Action Barnard

Film Society Plans Series at McMillin Theatre

The Communication Materials Center at Columbia University Press outlines a spring Film Society program of twelve meetings at McMillin Theatre beginning last week. The theme Do the Movies Affect Social Behavior includes films such as Anna Christie Shoeshine A Nous la Liberté and Crossroads for America with a February 23 panel discussion on film influence on emotional health led by Goodwin Watson and Willard Van Dyke. Contact 413 West 117th Street UNiversity 4-3200 ext 2048 for full details.

Communication Materials Center Columbia University Press Film Society McMillin Theatre Crossroads America Goodwin Watson Teachers College Willard van Dyke West 117Th Street Phone University

Drama Class Plans Dryden Production Directing by John Ott

The Restoration Drama Class prepares Dryden’s Marriage a la Mode for Brinckerhoff Theater March 2 3 and 4. Tickets 50 cents for students and one dollar for others sold in the lobby of John Jay Columbia Theater Bureau. John Ott will direct. production suggested by Dr Lucyle Hook Barnard English instructor. Production manager Pat Goodfellow and general manager Gloria Wyeth.

Restoration Dryden Brinckerhoff Theater Jake John Jay Columbia Theater Bureau John Ott Columbia College Columbia Players Lucyle Hook Barnard Pat Goodfellow Gloria Wyeth

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Alumnae Association Frederic F. Austin Helen Stevenson Daniel F. Callagan Marjorie Turner Arthur Frazer Ruth Rabler Henry T. Updegrove, Jr Grace Reining Frank Altschul Morton Sultzer John Reilly Dean Barnard Pool Friends Plan S.C Reinhold Neibuhr Union Theological Seminary Columbia University Columbia University Student Council McMillin Theater New York University New York World- Telegram Isue CUSC Wat
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