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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1934
Page
5
Arturo Loria, well known Italian writer, will be guest of Circolo Italiano this afternoon. He will address the club on modern narrative and a tea will follow in the Conference Room offering a chance to meet the speaker. All interested are invited.
The final rounds of the Interclass Basketball Tournament were held December 13 and 14 with exciting junior senior matchups. The Junior class first team won 40 36 after a 23 23 tie, and the Sophomores defeated the Freshmen 32 20 on the following day. Final standings show Junior first team 44 points, Senior first team 49, Sophomore 59, and Freshmen 32. The classes will be split into Odd and Even squads for two games on January 11 and 18, with Dorothy Haller named Odd captain and Cecelia Steinlein heading the Evens.
The gym offers use during all periods and a lunch window from twelve to two. Nets are up on Tuesday Friday and Thursday with specific times for badminton tennis and volleyball. Other times support basketball tennis ping pong and more. Equipment is available from 10 to 1 and 2 to 4 in 209 and from 1 to 2 in 206.
Registration for spring baseball opens tomorrow with sessions announced for Monday. Students and faculty are invited to sign up for gym electives and the annual Faculty All Star and All Games event, continuing a former year’s tradition.
University Orchestra with guest conductor Clifton Chalmers presents Beowulf inspired Lament and Corelli Christmas Concerto with Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs. It opens with Corelli soloists followed by a vigorous Beowulf chorus, then Tschaikowsky Symphony No.3 in D Major.
The ticket sale opens today for Theatre Arts in Soviet Russia at the New School for Social Research on Sunday evening January 14. Price levels are 75c, 1.00, and 1.50 with seats through Sidney Ross at 22 E 55th St. The program features Lee Simonson discussing current Soviet theatres, Nina Tarasova singing songs of Old and New Russia, and Julien Bryan presenting new films of Soviet Russia.
Stage celebrities were guests of honor at the alumnae sponsored graduate tea on Friday January 5 replacing the usual Wednesday event. Hosts included Mrs. Julian Roth and Mrs. Harold B. Storms with Thayer Gogswell pouring and Mrs Reginald Lee Johnson chairing the committee of organizers.
Professor Carlton Hayes, head of Columbia History, delivers the third alumnae lecture titled The New Era of the Disillusionment tonight at 8 15 in Brinckerhoff Theatre. The event, under the Committee on Continued Education, invites college faculty undergraduates and alumnae. coffee will follow in the German Room.
This section outlines defensive steps for Mrs R in a male assault case. It recommends answering questions, then becoming the investigator, verifying the assailant’s employment and history, and securing witnesses. It warns against pre settlement and suggests using a bureau of casualty underwriters if uninsured.
Deficiency examinations will be held February 19 to 24. Absent students may take make up exams in any one of three periods after the missed exam, provided term work is satisfactory. Eligible courses and application blanks with a $3 fee must be filed with the Barnard College Registrar by 4 PM February 9, with late fees of $5. Time cards for the spring session should be filed, and the exam schedule will be posted February 16.
Students must file absences and latenesses for the current half year with the Registrar by 12 noon Monday January 22. Seniors with 86 points in September 1933 face no penalties for excess absences but may explain if desired. A separate form is required for each course with reasons for all absences up to January 20.
The time limit for paying pledges to Student Fellowship was extended from December 19 to January 17. Lucy Appleton, Business Manager, Drive announced that those who default by the new date will be taken up to Dean Gildersleeve. About $800 has been pledged, with sophomores contributing over 50 percent. The Class of 1937 follows, then 1935, while 1934 is last. Marguerite Hoffman chairs. sub chairs are Esther Bach for seniors, Vivian Tenney for juniors, Nancy McLaren for sophomores, and Mary Williams for freshmen.
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