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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1951

Page

2

Campus Clubs Form Council at Columbia University

The Campus Coordinating Council, formed to express student concerns, adopted its draft constitution. Seventeen groups seek affiliation. Barnard Liberal Action Club awaits faculty approval for permanent membership. Delegates from SDA, Barnard Liberal Action, Young Liberals, NAACP, Spectator, UCA, Newman Club, Orthodox Christian Fellowship, Seixas Menorah, and Intercollegiate Zionist Federation unanimously endorsed the draft. The preamble commits to coordinating academic freedom focused groups and opposes denial of inquiry in totalitarian states.

Students For Democratic Action Barnard Liberal Action Young Liberals The National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Spectator the University Christian Asociation Newman Club Orthodox Christian Fellowship Seixas-Menorah Society Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America Soviet Russia Columbia

Campus events and notices at Barnard and Columbia

On Campus highlights include an open house in Earl Hall with the film Sons of Liberty starring Claude Rains and Gale Sondergaard and a recitation program. The Graduate English Society hosts James L. Clifford on Boswell discoveries. Greek Games demo, calendars for sale, final grades procedures, chorus auditions, emergency drill booklets, McIntosh annual report, Gielgud Shakespeare discussion, Mortarboard installments, and a book drive for Assam University.

Dodge Room Earl Hall Haym Solomon Claude Rains Gale Sondergaard Edith Ermstadt- Oettingen Graduate English Society James L. Clifford Boswell Clifford Millicent C. McIntosh John Gielgud

Dramatists Alliance Announces Sixteenth Stanford Drama Contest

The Dramatists Alliance of Stanford University California invites entries by March 25 1951 for sixteenth annual competition in dramatic forms with prizes of one hundred dollars for Stevens serious drama and Etherege comedy and fifty dollars for Alden short plays. Winners may receive productions in the San Francisco Bay Area Peninsula Drama Festival and registry sheets are available from Box 2007 Stanford. Registration Monday February 5 late registration 5 dollar fee.

Dramatists’ Alliance Stanford University California Stevens Etherege San Francisco Bay Area

Cooper's Black Book and Columbia in the Revolutionary Era

Barbara Witzell recounts 18th century Columbia College life with Dr Myles Cooper, the Black Book, and student discipline. He expelled Beverly Robinson in a case mixing pranks and assault, while Alexander Hamilton debated with mentors and helped repel a mob during 1775 tensions.

Barbara Witzell Columbia College Columbia King’s College West Broadway Livingston Hall Beverly Robinson Robinson Excollege Washington Myles Cooper Alexander Hamilton Cooper Hamilton England

Student Team Tops Faculty in Volleyball Showdown

The student team defeated faculty members 3 1 in the Athletic Association volleyball game held last Wednesday. Faculty players included Professors Moore Gorbman Held Holland Wenzel Nelback Phillips Hazelwood Goshorn Leni and others. Upcoming events include a February 13 student faculty basketball game and an all star on February 21 along with Open House at Barnard Camp January 29 to February 4 with a two dollar three day fee.

Athletic Association John Moore Aubrey Gorbman Julius Held Margaret Holland Bernice Wenzel Inez Nelback Marion Phillips Janet Hazelwood Florence Goshorn Carol Leni Barnard Jake

Singers Needed For CU Players Choir Auditions

Six Barnard girls in good academic standing are asked to audition for T. S. Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral tonight from 7 to 9 in Room 409 John Jay Hall. Richard Chodash will direct the choir of six men and six women as part of the fifth annual production with a February tour and campus premiere.

Barnard T. S. Eliot John Jay Hall Richard Chodash St. Paul’s Chapel

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