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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1937

Page

4

Barnard Princess-Lecturer Publishes Chekhov Biography

Barnard lecturer Andrée has published Chekhov the Voice of Twilight Russia, a comprehensive study praised for its clarity. From exile in Russia to the United States, she now writes in English, reviews Pushkin, and plans works on Maupassant, Tolstoy, and theater.

Barnard’s Princess Yina Andronikova Barnard Adirée Chekhov Ussia Andrée Russia University of Paris United States Ernest J. Simson New York Maupassant Romanoffs Tolstoi Stanislavsky Moscow Art’ Theatre Dreyfus Henry James Forman New York Times

Aesthetics Club to Host Harry Morgan Ayres Talk

Professor Harry Morgan Ayres of Columbia University will speak on Why We Call at Cholmondely before the Aesthetics Club in 401 Barnard on February 16. Tea will be served and all are invited. A Women's Graduate Club musicale and tea follow on February 19 in Philosophy Hall with Barnard students contributing musical numbers and compositions by Ruth Coleman Calder.

Harry Morgan Ayres Columbia University Barnard Cholmondely A.musicale Women’s Graduate Club Philosophy Hall Miss Lehnerts Juilliard Opera School Dorothy Coy Ruth Coleman Calder

Freshman Camp Sign-Up Posters to Be Displayed

A sign-up poster for the Freshman Le Barnard Camp is set for February 26 to 28 and will be placed on Jake near the north entrance at 12 13 Friday. Class of 1940 members not yet at Camp urged to sign. Mental Hygiene Lectures by Dr William Alsop begin February 26 with weekly Friday sessions. The first talk, Personality and your Job, will be at 4 10 in the College Parlor.

le Barnard Jake Sors Gulielma I. Alsop

Eternal Road Tickets Offered by The Menorah Club

The Menorah Club sells blocks of tickets for Max Reinhardt's The Eternal Road for Thursday evening March 4 with a twenty five percent reduction on all tickets. Tickets cost 2.20 dollars and 1.65 dollars with sales totaling 170 dollars and 1.25 dollars respectively. Students can buy tickets by contacting Phyllis Margulies.

Menorah Club Max Reinhardt Menorah Phyllis Margulies

Press Board tries out new journalism candidates

Announcement lists Mary Ard and Arie Smith among those invited to try out for the Retwis United journal press board. Noted journalists from various newspapers and lectures in New York are mentioned alongside recitals and mezzo performances by Lehnerts.

New Arie Smith Ual Tes New York

Medical Reports From Round Table Conference Published

A report on the Round Table Conference on Medicine and Allied Fields held November 24 under the Student Vocational Committee is prepared for medical students. Dr. Anna I. von Shelly Barnard ’98 notes equal opportunities in medicine despite overcrowding and maldistribution concerns.

Miss Doty Anna I. von Shelly Barnard von Sholly Journal of the American Medical Association

Conference Plans Expanded Role for Student Activities

The executive board of S.S.U. discusses extending the university conference into student publications, government, curriculum, and cooperatives. They consider endorsing undergraduate candidates and a legislative program, and explore a cooperative stationery and book store on campus. Other colleges show interest in curriculum changes.

S.S. U

Dorm Coffee Dance Draws Students In Second Year

A dorm social feature called the Dorm Coffee Dance showcases monthly Sunday afternoons with girls and their dates on the dance floor. The scene shifts as guests ask to cut in during Stardust, reversing expectations and creating lively campus atmosphere despite changes.

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