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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1936

Page

5

Path to Librarian Careers in Public and Special Libraries

The article discusses library work paths for college women, noting demand for trained librarians and a shortage of qualified candidates. It highlights public, school, and especially children’s librarianship, plus the rise of special libraries in private firms and institutions. It stresses training, knowledge of books, adaptability, and business sense, with guidance to pursue specialized libraries and relevant directories.

Public Library Feld, Son Range Frs General Motors General Electric DuPont Standard Oil Association Braries Special Library Association Hudson Street New York City

Barnard Glee Club to Host Joint Concert with UVa

Miss Gena Tenney, Barnard College graduate and Royal College of Music alumna, will conduct the Barnard Glee Club in its first joint concert with the University of Virginia Glee Club on Thursday February 27 at 8 30 in Barnard Hall. Professor Beveridge of Columbia trains the Barnard chorus and invited Tenney to lead this event. Tenney has won the Barnard International Fellowship and the Fall Scholarship for composition and has conducted in London, premiering American works including Youth of the World by her mother Gena Branscombe.

Gena ‘Tenney Barnard College Royal College of Music London Barnard Glee Club University of Virginia Glee Club Barnard’ Hall Lowell P. Beveridge Music Department of Columbia Barnard Miss Tenney University of Virginia Club Sir Hubert Parry Barnard Club Mabel Foote Weeks Barnard Hall Music Department of Columbia Beveridge Columbian Glee Club New York Cherubini Brooks Hall Helen Abbott Pecheux Alice Corneille Margery van Horn

Clare Tree Major Speaks to English Majors and Wigs and Cues

Mrs. Clare Tree Major founder of the Children's Theatre spoke to English Majors and Wigs and Cues members at a tea in Wigs and Cues Club Room last Thursday. She discussed her work with three professional acting companies presenting several children's productions in various U S cities. The piece notes University of Virginia Glee Club's fiftieth anniversary visit to New York to join Barnard Glee Club for a concert at Hotel Plaza and details ticketing and rehearsal plans. Also covered are Barnard Glee Club members and reception guests with university and Barnard connections and events surrounding the concert.

Clare Tree Major Children’s Theatre Cues Cues Club University of Virginia Glee Club New York Barnard Glee Club Hotel Plaza

S.S.U. Adopts AS.U. Platform and elects officers

The Social Science Union approved the American Students Union platform and elected permanent officers. Eleanor Ortman is president, Alice Morris vice president, Evelyn Hall secretary, Hilda Loveman treasurer, with Ruth Borgenicht and Elaine Glaston assisting. The union reorganized to align with ASU goals of peace, freedom, security, and equality, creating new committees and reshaping others.

American Students’ Union Social Science Union A.S.U A.S.A Eleanor Ortman Alice Morris Evelyn Hall Hilda Loveman Ruth Borgenicht Elaine Glaston Kathryn Smutl

Do You Follow Me Puzzle Riddle Output

A curious riddle traces marriages across generations to end with the speaker self identified as grandfather through a tangled family chain. The puzzle hinges on unusual reciprocal marriages creating empty name repetition and paradoxical kinship.

Noble Endeavor Resolutions from Early 20th Century

A list of annual resolutions includes quitting cigars, avoiding caviar salad, not cutting Sunday classes, abstaining from late week dating with older women, and pledging to focus on education instead of attempting humor in the next semester.

Noble Endeavor

Barnard Plans Discussion on Communism and Americanism

Barnard announces its fourth discussion meeting of the year for Tuesday March 3 on whether Communism and Americanism are compatible. Students may sign to give an introductory talk on either side in Barnard Hall. Ring Committee also takes orders on March 33 from eleven to two in the conference room.

Political Union Barnard Hall the. College Ring Committee

Literary Club Readings and Plans Highlight Campus Interest

William Carlos Williams will speak to the Literary Club next Tuesday at eight in the Conference Room with Columbia Philolexian Society as guests. The club's programs include criticism of original writing, plans for discussions of T. S. Eliot, and readings with groups like the Vagabonds Club.

William Carlos Williams Literary Club Columbia Philolexian Society Brooks Hall T. S. Eliot Vagabonds’ Club John Jay Hall Philolexian Society Clifton Fadiman The New Yorker

Hobby Show Crowds Columbia Exhibition Draws Thousands

Columbia hosts its third annual Hobbies Exhibit in John Jay Hall with thousands visiting. Exhibits span cartoons by Carl Bauer and Bertram Miller, Albie's Books of Stuff by Albert Kohler, an eight inch pet alligator by Julius Mack, an ice glacier model by Robert Lax, racing data and dice, brain wave to print Jester and Spectator displays, and various autographs stamps buttons masks and models. Robert Geoghegan won for boat models featuring germ graphics.

Columbia John Jay Hall William G. Leary Carl Bauer Bertram Miller Albie Robert Lax Chandler Chemical Society Herbert Howe New York Robert Geoghegan Mr. Geoghegan

Marxist Study Group Opens Friday at Workers' School

Alexander Ross of the Workers' School of New York led the first meeting of a Marxist Study Group with about 30 students. He outlined a lecture series arguing for socialism and traced Marxism from past philosophies to scientific socialism and Leninist foundations.

Alexander Ross Workers’ School of New York Ross Karl Marx Marx Engels Lenin Cower Dorothy McConnel Bukarin

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