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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1951
Page
4
A Barnard student writes about the weekly College Tea as a relaxed social hour with tea and cookies in the College Parlor. She expresses shock at rude behavior toward the serving maid and hopes future teas proceed without abuse by attendees.
The piece critiques the college humor magazine Jester noting weak humor and a worshipful take on The New Yorker. It highlights E A Chambers prom date diatribe as the sole amusing article and mentions other pieces about a mail-room career, a deli flop, and a nostalgic opium smoker, with praise for the cover and recurring columns.
The article outlines plans for News in General at George School to evolve from photo-offset to standard printing and establish editorial positions. Directors Stern and Bud Lowe emphasize serving student activities, the new student government, and the Council of Society Representatives while offering journalism experience.
The Columbia University Chorus and Chamber Orchestra present a two day program in McMillin Theater. Igor Stravinsky's Symphony of Psalms anchors the program with Haydn’s Symphony in E minor also featured and Bach cantatas Der Himmel Laucht and Christ Lay in Tobesban den closing. Soloists include Frances Page Wallace Wagner and Everett Anderson. Admission cards available through the Department of Music.
The second annual Christian Art Exhibit hosted by Columbia University's Newman Club moves from Earl Hall to the Rotunda of Low Library for the rest of its run. Prizes were awarded at a reception in Earl Hall with winners including Del Lederle from Centre D'Arte Sacre Paris for painting and tapestry, Carl W. Mersch el from the University of Chicago for ceramics, and Eleanor Fair of New York City for graphic arts. Lily Leila Farmanfarma of Columbia’s School of Painting and Sculpture won the second prize in painting.
Today at noon a College Parlor meeting led by Professor Fred Schumacher will discuss Isaiah Chapter 6. The Italian Club meets at 12 noon in Red Alcove Hewitt Dining Hall for a conversational lunch. Dr. Robert B. Munger lectures on Steps to Certainty at 4 30 p m in Harkness Theater. Tomorrow at 4 p m International Students of Columbia host a talk on The Far East by William Henderson in Earl Hall. Seixas and Jewish Graduate Societies hear James Warburg discuss The International Crisis today at Harkness Theater from 12 to 1 p m.
The Focus magazine extends the deadline for Spring issue submissions to tomorrow for stories poems essays and humorous pieces. Mary Elizabeth King and Stephanie Lam join the staff as Art Editor and Advertising Manager.
The Frosh Soph Promenade titled Manhattan Merry Go Round will feature an unnamed Broadway star during intermission. The dance runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. next Saturday March 10 at Barnard Gym. Tickets are three dollars with Lester Lanin and his orchestra providing music. Ronnie Levein leads the event with Gladys Goddard assisting.
Patricia Barry 64 and Lorraine Heath 53 serve as publicity chairmen with business managers Stephanie Lam 58 and Patricia Hazeltine 64. The event marks the first dance held in the gym.
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