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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1960
Page
5
Noted composer Roger Sessions opens the college Arts Festival with a dedication speech on Tuesday at 1:00 in the gym. The festival, co chaired by Janet Gertmenian and Jane Gonyou, features fine arts and performing arts over Tuesday and Wednesday.
Janet Gregory of the class of 1961 was elected editor in chief of the Barnard Bulletin at an all-staff meeting last Friday February 26. She and her new senior managing board plan to start duties with the March 3 issue and pursue expanded feature material and alumnae interviews. The board includes Susan Greenfield Mary Varney Phyllis Banfield and Barbara Clark, all class of 1961.
Dr LeRoy Breunig of the Barnard French Department and Dr Phoebe Morrison of the Government Department won full professorships. Eight other recommendations were approved by the Board of Trustees on February 17. Breunig has taught at Barnard since 1953 and has published sixteen articles on French symbolist poetry.
Marianne Goldner will speak Tuesday at 4 30 in the College Parlor on Poets of Soviet Realism. Her talk covers prevailing traits in modern Soviet poetry and its ties to early 19th century Russian verse, with discussion of Pasternak and other poets. Morrison profile and new assistant professors also listed.
Professor Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy emeritus at Dartmouth will be the first visiting lecturer under a Danforth Grant. He will speak before Religion 26 on March 2 and 4 and discuss The Nature of the Dialogue Between Christian and Jew at Minor Latham Playhouse on March 3. He fled Germany in 1933 and joined Harvard and Dartmouth. his work spans religion philosophy history and sociology. Abraham Heschel will follow as next Religion 26 speaker with March 9 and 11 dates.
Seniors are reminded fittings for caps and gowns take place today February 29 and on Tuesday March from 12 to 2 in room 207 Barnard Hall. Gown rentals cost 3.10 dollars and seniors should bring the fee.
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