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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1950
Page
4
Donald W. O'Connell of Columbia University will address economics majors at 1 10 p m in the College Parlor. The topic A and P Benefactor or Exploiter will cover both sides of the antitrust suit pending before the government division seeking to divest the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company of alleged monopolistic holdings.
The Physical Education Department posts next term’s program on barnard hall and the gym. Advance registration is required for Greek Games Athletics and Dance and Intramural Volleyball. College-wide registration is Monday February 6 from 8 45 am to 4 30 pm with a late fee. Juniors to be examined begin February 9. the senior exemption list is posted January 31.
The writer notes a brief Focus column and questions why Barnard receives little coverage. Mention of Marion Freda’s In Perspective and Ann Valentine’s Christmas to the Moderns, plus references to Van Gogh, sky-writers, F A C Schwarz, and Talk of the Town. The piece ends by asking why Barnard isn’t featured more.
Executive Committee of the class of 1950 discusses Senior Week theme contest to begin after the February class meeting. Newman Club hosts last open house of the semester tomorrow at 4 p.m. in Early Hall. A panel on Join Our Order includes Dominicans Carmelites Jesuits Franciscans Vincentians and Maryknoll Missionaries. Conference Convention tickets available from Columbia and Barnard Newman Club officers and reps for February 17 18 19.
The Columbia Pre-Med Club will sponsor a film about the latest surgical method titled Pericardial Resection. The presentation occurs tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. in room 309 Havemeyer.
The semi annual auction of unclaimed lost articles will be held at 12 noon in the Conference Room. Bernice Greenfield 51 will officiate as auctioneer.
Barnard Camp hosts its annual open house after mid year exams from January 30 to February 5. The schedule splits into three three day sessions with activities like hiking singing and sledding weather permitting. Eighteen girls may attend each session with tickets sold at specific times. day students pay two dollars and dorm students thirty cents for meals. An informal Canterbury Club meeting is set for tomorrow at 4 p.m. in St Pauls Crypt with no speaker.
The Deutscher Kreis Barnard and Deutscher Verein Columbia College stage Hermann Bahr comedy Das Konzert at Brinckerhoff Theatre on February 24. Tickets cost $1.20. Ruth Kleinman oversees rehearsals with Mrs Stabenau. cast includes Barnard and Columbia College students such as Elizabeth Hanna, Cecilia Politou, Harriet Haman, Emily Klein, Elizabeth Myer, Marion Neilson, Hertha Wegener, Ruth Kleinman, Robert Lebeck, Hugh McCauley, Andy Morales and Ernst Les.
Mr. John Gilland Bruinni, president of the Catholic Poetry Association of America, will speak at 4 00 P M in the Dodge Room Earl Hall. His subject is Dogmatism in Religion.
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