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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1957
Page
2
Undergraduate Association officers will be nominated at a required all college assembly at 1:00 pm in the gym tomorrow. This follows constitutional revisions passed last Wednesday February 13.
Barnard College opens The Artist and the City featuring eighteen contemporary paintings and sculpture. Millicent C. McIntosh hosts a tea as Julius Held announces a monthly exhibition series with future one man shows and student reviews. Some works are for sale through city galleries.
The panel outlines language exits or courses 5-6 with a B- or 7-8 with a C- to satisfy first and second language demands. Science options include two general courses with labs or two specific courses with one lab. Oriental studies proposals urge an Oriental humanities and history survey to meet history needs. An exit exam in American and European history would aid completion. stricter prerequisites or major specific sections are proposed to curb underqualified enrollments.
The Spanish department presents The Stratosphere a Pedro Salinas play and Cradle Song a Gregorio Martinez Sierra drama as part of the annual Spanish Club Festival. Faculty members and students from Columbia Barnard Hunter and Smith perform February 22 and 23 at 8 30 p m in McMulin Theatre with Laura Garcia-Lorca directing the New York premiere of Salinas work.
Columbia University President Grayson Kirk led a Barnard Forum discussion on Asia and the West at the Waldorf Astoria. Santha Rama Rau and Barbara Ward offered Asian and Western viewpoints, stressing education, culturally informed aid, and cross cultural exchange for mutual development.
Columbia Spectator reports Chicago University police confiscated a special gag issue of the Maroon. Eldridge’s group later conceded their zeal yielded nothing, and the Maroon announced its annual gag issue with no actual incident.
The Barnard juniors present Ever Since Eve a feminist themed musical comedy directed by Frank Rinaldi first non junior to lead a Junior Show with profits going to the Hungarian Relief Fund. Performances run February 28 to March 2 in the Minor Latham Theatre with setting across campus locations.
Application blanks for Barnard scholarships are now in Room 117 Mhul bank Hall. Renewals are yearly and forms may be returned at any time before Friday March 1 and must be received by then for consideration for the academic year 1957 58.
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