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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
2
Faculty announces that program changes may only be made by the first Monday of the term. By Monday February 12, 1934, changes must be completed during listed hours starting January 31. Seniors and juniors must consult their major department representative. transfers and underclassmen have designated advisers and hours with Professor Gregory and others.
Max Eastman, poet and critic, told an Institute of Arts and Sciences audience that poetry's main function is to evoke vivid past experiences. He contrasted pure poetry with practical aims, urged that poetry's value lies in conveying lived experience, and touched on Marxist views of art and dialectical materialism.
A survey of 159 dormitory students before Christmas found 131 readers of a New York morning paper. The Times attracted 96 votes (65 ), while 35 chose the Herald Tribune (22 ). Only 32 read no paper.
On Friday December 16 the Italian French and Spanish clubs presented a Christmas program led by Circolo Italiano. Natalie Drozdoff Ruth Wilcoxon Mary Stuanese Elizabeth Marting and Bettine Magnanti performed in the Nativity with grace. The French group offered 9th century Gregorian chants sung by Muriel Schlesinger and Charlotte Boykin and a Gloria. The Spanish section featured traditional songs with harp and piano.
An exhibit in Room 145 Hewit Hall showcases sketches watercolors and etchings by Spanish artists Agnaco Ortega and A Cugat. Ortega’s works highlight cool shadows and sunlit warmth with notable blue and green tones including a Sevilla scene. Ortega’s Palma de Mallorca scene contrasts dark streets with a sunlit courtyard. Cugat’s etchings and watercolors appear capable but less distinctive, with a bullfight work shown in large watercolor form.
The riding group sponsored by A A will ride tomorrow January 14 at Hudson County Park Riding School Palisades New Jersey. Sign up on the Barnard Hall poster. Fees are small and fun is large.
A concise note extols horseback riding as the proper antidote and refreshing activity for body and mind. The line emphasizes riding outdoors as a wholesome remedy and mood booster.
January schedule for the Glee Club shows suspended regular rehearsals in the chapel during January with an optional session on January 17 2431 at 9 PM.
The Newman Club announced a formal dance next Friday night at the Men's Faculty Club with a midnight buffet supper. Father Ford announced the 24 metropolitan Newman Clubs will hold their annual weekend on February 2 3 and 4. All members were invited to attend and tea followed the discussion on the history of mags and early mankind.
The Circulo-Hispano Executive Board was entertained at Hewitt Hall by Professor Marcial Dorado yesterday. Also present were Miss Dorado Miss Castellano and Miss Wadds from the department faculty. They discussed plans for the club activities for the coming semester and noted many engaging events for the early spring term.
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