Organ Recitals And Club Address At Barnard Club
Tuesday events feature an Organ Recital by Herbert Burtis at 12 noon in St. Pauls Chapel with Bach Schumann Vaughn Williams works. The Young Republican Club hosts Alexander Kerensky at 12 noon 515 Kent Hall on Co existence. Searle Wright organ program also at St Pauls Chapel. Miss Helen Taft presents a Barbizon Hotel travelogue with slides on Holland Ireland and Queen Elizabeth coronation.
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Herbert Burtis
St. Paul’s Chapel
Bach
Schumann
Vaugha
Young Republican Club
Kent Hall
Alexander Kerensky
Russia
Searle Wright
Daquin
Brahms
Franck
Maleingreau
Peeters
Helen Taft
Barnard College Club of New York
Barbizon Hotel
Girl Scout Camps Offer Summer Jobs for Students
The National News Bureau of the Girl Scouts of the U S A announces summer staff positions for students over eighteen. Jobs include Assistant Unit Leader and Assistant Waterfront Director with training and salary. Apply by writing Miss Fanchon Hamilton at the New York office or contact local council.
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Girl Scoutts of
U.S.A
Bureau
Girl Scout Council
Fanchon Hamilton
Girl Scouts of the U.S.A
East 44Th Street
New York 17
New York
Professor's Odyssey Continues Through Australia and California
The article follows Professor Hook touring the Great Barrier Reefs and the Coral Sea in Australia before returning to the United States. She will spend nine months at the Huntington Library in San Marino, California as a Huntington Fellow to finish a book on two seventeenth century English actresses.
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Great Barrier Reefs
Coral Sea
Adelaide
Australia
Professor Hook
San Marino
California
Huntingdon Library
Huntingdon
Foreign Study Grants Announced for 1955 56
The Institute of International Education lists grants sponsored by foreign governments and U S and private bodies. Scholarships for Summer 1955 and Fellowships for the academic year 1955 56 are offered. Details on countries deadlines and requirements are available at the Office of the Dean 117 Milbank Hall.
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Institute of International Education
United States
Milbank Hall
Faculty Members Publish Articles in Multiple Magazines
Barnard faculty members produced articles for several magazines recently. Rosalie Cokie of English co-edits History of Ideas News Letters, whose first issue appeared December 24. Marjorie Anais Houseplan published short stories in The Atlantic Monthly and Charm Magazine. Chilton Williamson reviewed a Douglas Jerrold work in Saturday Review of Literature, while Robert Lekachman reviewed Berle in The New Republic.
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Barnard
Rosalie Cokie
History of Ideas
McIntosh
Marjorie Johnson
Marjorie Anais Houseplan
Atlantic Monthly
Charm Magazine
Nasredine Hoja
Douglas Jerrold
Chilton Williamson
History Department
Saturday Review of Literature
Robert Lekachman
Economics
Adolph A. Berle, Jr
The
New Republic
Exhibit Photos From Vezelay Show Nine Historic Panels
A French Burgundy exhibit presents nine teen photographs of Vezelay the twelfth century town famed for its romanesque church. The display features closeups of sculptures on the church columns and interior with religious figures including Adam and Eve and Saint Peter and Saint Paul.
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Vezelay
France
Burgundy
Adam and Eve
Pierre and
Paul
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New York City
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Ert & Myers
Tobacco DE Ligg
Patricia Morison
America
Aris Beauty Salon
Amsterdam Avenue
University
Janet Blair
L&m
John Robert Powers
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