Barnard Archers Take Third in Winter Intercollegiate
Barnard College archers finish third in the 1961 Winter Intercollegiate Archers Tournament, sponsored by the American Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation, held at San Bernardino College. The team scored 3934 of 4760, with first place 6123 and runner-up 3996. Helen Mitene 62, Archery Creaman of the Athletic Association seniors notes.
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Display Films Show Swedish Stage Changes
A three part program at Columbia's Brander Matthews Dramatic Museum explores "The Swedish Theatre after Strindberg." An exhibition on the Swedish stage from the last thirty years runs through February 25 in the Museum Gallery Monday through Friday 2 to 6 p.m. An introductory meeting is set Friday at 412 Low Library with Gunnar Lonaues Cultural Counselor of the Royal Swedish Embassy in Washington.
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Auditions Open for Soprano and Alto Choral Positions
Soprano and alto openings seek full or part time singers with pay. Moderate sight reading and choir experience preferred. Auditions with Mr. Searle Wright, Director of Chapel Music, in St. Pauls Chapel crypt before or after rehearsals Monday Wednesday or Friday 5 to 6 15 PM or by phone after 3 30 PM Monday to Friday for appointments.
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Swedish Film Night at Minor Latham Theatre
This Saturday the Minor Latham Theatre screens two Swedish features at 2:30 p.m. Dollar stars Ingrid Bergman and Lover's Cru cible offers another modern Swedish title as part of a discussion chaired by the event organizer.
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China poised to become major scientific power says analyst
He cites China’s largest nuclear reactor in Asia a cyclotron and broad publication output as signs of rising science power. The scientist is described as privileged not subject to unreasonable control and the question remains how China will use its growing capabilities.
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Erratum in Barnard Bulletin photo misprint at December issue
Mrs. Fredrick Woodbridge head mistress of Nightingale Bamford School and board member of Barnard College did not appear in the December 22 Barnard Bulletin. The photograph printed was that of Mrs. Frank Altschule instead.
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