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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1934
Page
3
About twenty Barnard students who are Red Cross Life Savers or Examiners met to discuss forming a Barnard Life Guard. The group aims to foster teamwork, demonstrate life saving at meets, and recruit more students into humane work while swimming together regularly.
A Monday musicale in Barnard Room 408 featured a vocal group from the Choir and Glee Club performing excerpts from Pergolesi Stabat Mater with instrumentalists. Tea followed the concert as the club hosted the event.
Notice invites Freske.oy and Sophomores to sign for speaking parts in the Greek Games. Sign on four posters in Barnard Hall. event to be held Friday in the gym.
Over 70 couples attended the freshman dance Saturday night in the gymnas ium. Spotlight dancing showcased the event with music by Art Car naty and his orchestra. Katherine Owens chaired arrangements with student volunteers, decorating the gym using sophomore donations. Guests of honor included Miss Weeks Miss Kruger Miss Phelps and Dr and Mrs Robert Herr.
On February 23 the Barnard Spanish Club hosted an evening at the Casa del las Espanas the newly opened cultural venue. The Circulo Hispano staged the one act Las Aceitunas directed by Jean McDougal with cast Jean McDougal Jean Meehan Emma Rodkiewicz and Ruth Saberski a monologue by Peter Munoz and La Verdad Suspechosa directed by Marcial-Dorado performed by Ellen Jacobsen and Petra Munoz. Spanish songs were led by Castellano and Rodkiewicz. Refreshments followed.
The Barnard Students' Loan Fund will receive proceeds from a March 2 concert of Italian Madrigals and Cantatas in Casa Italiana. Italian late Renaissance works will be performed by the Italian and Music departments, includes pieces by Marenzio Monteverdi Gastoldi d Astorga Gesualdo Torelli Pergolesi and English composers Gibbons Morley.
The class of 1935 held its Junior Prom at the Hotel St Regis on Wednesday night, ending around 2:30 AM with a social and financial success. Roselle Riggin announced favorable remarks, favors featured Barnard Seal bracelets for girls and belt-buckle seals for escorts, and supper was served at 11:30 PM. A concert directed by Professor Beveridge included Mary Walker and others with strings and cello, with tickets available to support the Loan Fund.
Parker T. Moon of the Government Department will address the assembly today at one in the gym on the subject of peace and war. Attendance is required for Government History German and French majors.
The dean urges students not to heed rumors about instructor absence and course meetings. Students should report to classrooms at the stated hour and wait briefly to observe what happens.
A Barnard College Silver Bay alumni group meets this afternoon in the Conference Room at four to elect a leader for next summer’s delegation and to discuss possible Barnard ties to a new Christian Student Movement. The Silver Bay conferences at Lake George draw 200 plus delegates from New England colleges. Miss Rubsamen, elected Silver Bay conference chair, heads Barnard’s effort to join the movement and Northfield events.
The Social Science Forum will hold a Friday lunch meeting March 1st at 12 in Room 408. Dr Arthur D Gayer of the Economics Department, now with the National Planning Board in Washington, will discuss economic reconstruction and take questions.
A new Barnard Song Contest has begun under the oversight of Lucy Appleton 36 chairing the committee. Entries from those who can write music or lyrics are urged and may involve collaboration with Miss Appleton or assistants Myra Scrating and Helen Dykema. Professor Braun will judge the entries with more judges to be announced. The contest closes April 27 and contestants are urged to submit soon.
Junior show try outs for acting singing or dancing roles occur this week in Room 139. Acting or singing try outs Wed February 28 from 5 6 PM, Thurs March 1 from 4 6 PM, or Fri March 2 from 4 6 PM. Dancing auditions run at the same times.
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