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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1935

Page

6

Barnard Freshman Talks Architecture and World View

A Barnard freshman discusses city access to museums and her plans for architecture studies at Columbia or MIT. She recalls early drawing, family influence, and views on war, politics, and Tolstoy, while reflecting on campus design and a Riverside site for a new building.

Barnard Architecture Riverside Columbia Barwrd Hall Jake Barnard Dobbs Ferry Thoreau la Fontaine Edna Ferhr Fountains of Papal Hame Trradec Kralove Cacholovakia Charles the Fourth Improv Rome Hradec Kralove Woodstock Vermont Inard MIT Ulm Tolstoy Joan Peter Barnardiana

Current Events Club Hears Editors Speak

Suzanne Strait and James Wechsler spoke at Even Study on February 28 about the function of a college newspaper. They argued for editorial freedom, accurate news, and a paper that informs while guiding readers without pandering to them.

Suzanne Strait Bulletin James Wechsler Spectator Miss Strait Barnard Wechsler Sylumn the Spectator Reed Harris United States Columbia War Department Lego

French Fellows Speak at Club Meeting Tuesday

Two former holders of the French fellowship Mrs Helen Phelps Bailey and Miss Natalie Drozd ef spoke on experiences abroad at a closed tea for Societe Francaise members in Milbank Hall last Tuesday afternoon. They described six weeks of study and travels in France with Paris guides and chateaux visits. Slides showed Versailles and Louis XIV rooms while anecdotes covered a Bastille anniversary street dancing and Chartres Cathedral tower.

Societe Francaise Dorothy Haller Paris Bailey Alais de Justice Pari Bastille Louis A. Loiseaux Jeanne Vidon-Varney Isabelle Wyzewska Winifred Sturdevant Alma LeDue M. Leon Vallas M. Vallas Alliance Francaise New York City

Formal Reception For Barnard Faculty March Eight

A formal reception hosted by the Dean Miss Abbott and Barnard residence hall students honors Barnard faculty and visiting departments. It will run Friday from eight thirty to eleven in Brooks Hall drawing room with Miss Abbott and Thomasine Campbell on the receiving line. Freshman residents provide refreshments while upperclass hostesses assist.

Miss Abbott Barnard Brooks Hall Thomasine Campbell

Editor’s Power to Lead on Crises Cited in Guidance

The editor may assume leadership on select issues and exhort action to avert catastrophe. He can warn of danger and take definite steps to mobilize organized response.

Wigs And Cues To Produce Original One Act Plays

Wigs and Cues announces a spring production of four original one act plays by alumnae and undergraduates. Students will direct, with at least one experimental staging. All college students may audition, directors judged on their interpretation of Dunsany’s King Argimenes and the Unknown Warrior.

Wigs and Cues Wigs Cues Dunsany King Argimenes

Miss Hess Performs at Hartley House Music Benefit

Miss Hess, pupil of Tobias Mlathay, makes her American debut and headlines a Hartley House Music School benefit concert. She plays Mozart Fantasia in D minor, Schubert Sonata in A major, Bach Well Tempered Clavichord preludes, and Beethoven Appassionata, showcasing technical mastery and deep interpretive insight.

Miss Hess Tobias Mlathay Hartley House Music School Hess Mozart Schubert J. S. Bach

Delegates Appointed to Protest Nunan Bill

Barnard Student Council allocates delegates Marion Hall Vera Michael Suzanne Strait Joan Geddes Sophia Murphy and Eleanor Jaffe to travel to Albany for the March 8 hearing on the Nunan Bill. Faculty approval for the Students Affairs Committee is noted.

Albany Marion Hall Vera Michael Suzanne Strait Joan Geddes Sophia Murphy Eleanor Jaffe Miss Weeks

Dr Jane P Clark To Speak At Social Science Forum

Professor Jane P Clark of Barnard will address the Social Science Forum luncheon about the Nunan Bill. The Current Events Club and Liberty League invitees will attend with a post talk discussion. Students should bring cafeteria trays and arrive on time for a one oclock class.

Dr. Clark Social Science Forum Nunan Bill Jane P. Clark Barnard Clark Current Events Club Liberty League

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