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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1930
Page
3
Oswald Garrison Villard editor of The Nation will address the Social Science Forum on Russia at the college assembly Tuesday February 18. A noted journalist and Russia expert, Villard has authored a six part Nation series and previously worked for the New-York World and The Nation.
Professor Daniel Gregory Mason reviews two key traits in composers originality and sympathy for others. He argues that a balance of personal insight and universal regard prevents isolation or eccentricity, citing Schumann as an example of struggle and innovation in music.
On Alumnae Day February 12 at Barnard College alumni revisited campus life. The event featured a musical program in Brinkerhoff Theater, a talk by Professor Moore on college music education, and news that women music students may join the University Orchestra. Alumni later met for tea or watched an all star basketball team exhibit past season shines.
Margaret Mead spoke at the first Assembly of the new semester after Dean Gilder's farewell. She described Samoa as placid yet romantic and New Guinea as money driven with arranged marriages, noting language mastery and social roles among natives.
The Social Science Forum held its first meeting of the term electing Celeste Jedel as president Rita Elbaum as secretary and forming an executive committee. It outlined a year ahead with discussion groups bibliographies and speakers including Oswald Garrison Villard who will speak February 18 on Russia at the College Assembly.
Dr Eileen Powers told Barnard Alumnae Day on February 12 that modern history reflects popular education shaping the everyday man. She argues history now studies social and economic forces and normal daily life, moving away from war and grandeur toward scientific social history.
Dorothy Kramm chair of the Student Drive announces pledges due in the coming week. Committee members will be in Barnard Hall at noon. Students are urged to pay pledges promptly to aid the drive's work.
Dr Powers addresses alumnae sophomores stressing how history study shapes society. No freshmen sign up for Greek Games entry now requires no eligibility.
Placards advertise the annual Junior Show as a campus entertainment featuring musical drama and humor. Marjorie Bahouth directs the show with previous Greek games experience and leads as director and head of the Junior Show. Three performances are planned for March 21 22 with a Saturday matinee. The production aims for a college style musical comedy distinct from last year Broadway and Venetian works.
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