Lutheran club discusses Luther on Bible and faith
The Barnard Lutheran club hears Rev. Richard Klann on Luther's attitude toward revelation and Scripture. Winifred Evers is named Lutheran club project chairman for the Care term drive. Intercollegiate Episcopal Council meets April 16 18 at Water Road Long Island with Father Rockwell as speaker. Rev John Coleman speaks on The Sacrament of Baptism. Refreshments follow.
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Richard Klann
Lutheran Students
New York Metropolitan Area
Barnard Lutheran Club
Luther
Little Parlor
Pastor Klann
Winifred Evers
Lutheran Club Project For
Care
Eral Theological Seminary
Sue Morehouse
Intercollegiate Episcopal Council
Wating
River
Long Island
Father Rockwell
Syracuse University
Janet Cherry
John Coleman
St. Philip’s Church
Brooklyn
New York State Board of Higher Education
Episcopal Club merger to unite Barnard and Columbia
Barnard Episcopal Club and Columbia Canterbury Club plan a merger at a February meeting. The Intercollegiate Episcopal Council schedules a Corporate Communion for Episcopal students at St Bartholomew's Church on February 28 at nine in the morning with a breakfast afterward for 60 cents. The Very Reverend Lawrence Rose, Dean of the Gen- appears in the following note.
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Barnard Episcopal Club
Barnard
Columbia Episcopal
Columbia Canterbury Club
Intercollegiate Episcopal Council
Episcopal
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Park Avenue
50Th St
Lawrence Rose
Gen
Menorah Seixas Society Chorus to Perform at Columbia Chapel
The Menorah and Seixas Societies of Columbia University present a choir in the lower Chapel on Friday at 7 30 p m. Members include Meryl Marcus Miriam Nelson Leah Krechevsky Amelia Coleman and Adele Estrin.
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Menorah and Seixas Societies
Colmbia University
Meryl
Marcus
Miriam Nelson
Leah Krechevsky
Amelia Coleman
Adele Estrin
Newman Club Lecture Distinguishes Time in Philosophy and Science
Dr Elizabeth Salmon of Fordham Graduate School spoke at the Barnard Newman Club on time as used by science and philosophy. She contrasted the scientist measuring time with the philosopher contemplating it. Her next lecture is set for March 1 at four in the College Parlor.
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Elizabeth Salmon
Fordham Graduate School
Barnard Newman Club
Salmon
International Relations Club Plans Lake Success Trips
The International Relations Club schedules two visits to Lake Success on March 2 and March 31 to view UN Economic and Social Council meetings. Bus transportation will be provided and posters will advertise sign ups. The group also plans forums on the growing East West split. Dr David Curtin will speak to the Chandler Chemistry Society on February 19 about Structure Proof in Organic Chemistry.
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United Nations
Lake Success
IRC
Barnard
Economic and Social Council
David Curtin
Chandler Chemistry Society of Columbia
Havermayer
Curtin
Chandler Chemistry Society
Picasso Paintings to Go on Exhibition in Odd Study
Two oil paintings by Picasso The Seated Woman and Landscape with Figures will be sent from the Museum of Modern Art to Barnard for exhibition Monday in Odd Study A Picasso discussion meeting may be held in March The article also notes an upcoming fashion show and an April exhibit of day students artwork in Odd Study with a three week display period.
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Picasso
Barnard
Museum of Modern Art
Fine
Van Am Dance Classes Open This Spring
The Spring Series at Van Am offers rumba samba and ballroom lessons taught by an Arthur Murray instructor. Rumba and samba run Mondays 4 30 to 6 30 pm social dancing for beginners Wednesdays 3 30 to 5 30 pm at Casa Italiana Auditorium Amsterdam Venue and 117th Street. Tickets available at John Jay Hall Social Affairs Office or at the class if space remains.
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van Am
Arthur Murray
Casa Italiana
Amsterdam
117Th Street
John Jay Hall
Barnard Drive Raises $269 for Infantile Paralysis Fund
Lee Thompson Smith, chairman of the Greater New York Drive, thanks Barnard College students for raising 269.10 to aid the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Gifts by class include 748 48.82 749 65.37 50 65.95 51 49.66, with a heart inscribed with 48 and 50 on Jake.
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Barnard College
National Foundation For
Lee Thompson Smith
Greater New York
Gertrude Rosenstein
Barnard
Editorial Midnight Struggles to Put Bulletin to Bed
Esther battles linotypists and drafty pages as the Bulletin goes to press amid last minute changes. Elaine worries over headlines and paragraphs while the staff packs stories for the printer and prays for a smooth late night.
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Elaine
Ryan
Esther
Bulletin
Joan Houston
Reid Hall in Paris Opens Summer Courses for Women
Reid Hall in Paris reopens in 1947 to host American college women for summer 1948 stays. The home at 4 rue de Chevreuse functions as residence and information center near Paris sights with modern amenities and in house meals. Rates run 4.50 dollars per day for room breakfast and dinner, with board chaired by Miss Virginia C Gildersleeve and Mrs Ada Comstock Notestein. Reservations are being accepted via Miss Dorothy F Leet, Barnard alumna and Reid Hall president.
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Reid Hall
Paris
Welco
Reid
Rue de Chevreuse
Duc de Chevreuse
France
America
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Ada Comstock Notestein
Radcliffe College
Dorothy F. Leet
Barnard
Senior class plans dominate weekly meeting agenda
The senior class met last Tuesday at 1 in the gym to discuss Senior Week plans and gifts. Gift proposals were reviewed by Barbara Hewlett and John J. Swan, with funds to purchase a school gift instead of donating to CARE.
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Barbara Hewlett
John J. Swan
CARE
Lucille Wolf Elected Freshman Class Secretary
Lucille Wolf was elected secretary of the freshman class at Brinkerhoff Theatre during a 1 PM meeting on Tuesday. She succeeds Wilma Fant who withdrew from the college. The Sophomore Freshman dance, originally set for March 6, is postponed to April 3 and will be held at a New York hotel rather than on campus. Announcements included Greek Games Entrance Participation and Stensinging as the first event of Senior Week with full college involvement.
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Shirley Miller
Cornelia Barber
Jake
Tary
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Miss Wolf
Wilma Fant
New York
Moore's Symphony to Be Performed by Philharmonic
Douglas Stuart Moore's Symphony in A minor receives first radio air Sunday afternoon with the New York Philharmonic. The work premiered in Paris and will be presented in concerts Friday and Saturday. Professor Moore heads Columbia's music department.
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Douglas Stuart Moore
Paris
Moore
Columbia
Phusic
Negro Art On Display at Butler Library
An exhibit of Negro art and literature highlighting artistic achievement is on view at Butler Library, Columbia University, through February 28. Sponsored by the Columbia NAACP chapter for National Negro History Week, the show draws on Columbia Libraries research materials and features reproductions by Joshua Johnston, Hale Woodruff, Jacob Lawrence, Edmonia Lewis, Richmond Barthé, Archibald Motley, Sargent Johnson, and Laura Wheeler Waring, with notable 1883 and 1886 imprints such as Frederick Douglass Life and Times and Underground Railroad Records.
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Butler Library
Columbia University
Columbia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
National Negro History Week
Frederick Douglas
William Still
Underground Rail Road Records
Joshua Johnston
Hale Woodruff
Jacob Lawrence
Edmonia Lewis
Richmond Barthe
Archibald John Motley
Sargent Johnson
Laura Wheeler Waring
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