Columbia University Music Recital Friday at College Parlor
The final of three sonata recitals by Columbia University Department of Music will be held tomorrow at four in the College Parlor. Past programs featured Bach and Beethoven performed by Robert Maas and Gunnar Johansen. Tomorrow’s program includes works by Vivaldi Faure Brahms and Debussy with complimentary tickets available at Room 601 Journalism.
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Menorah Club to Hear Maurice Eigen Tuesday
Maurice Eigen will speak to the Menorah Club, describing relief work in Europe with the Joint Distribution Committee and supporting the United Jewish Appeal. He recently returned from Europe and will discuss his observations and aid efforts. Rabbi Asher Block spoke March 4 on Judaism as part of the lecture series.
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Lenten Series Opened By Andrus At UCA Gala
The Reverend Robert Andrus spoke at the UCAs gala open house on Thursday March 7 introducing the Lenten series titled Our Christian Heritage. Katherine Keith 46, UCA president, said the study groups will meet Thursday afternoons and a panel on Whats Wrong with Christianity will be held next Thursday at four.
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Debate Council Postpones Club Officer Elections
The Debate Council announced the elections for new club officers, originally set for last Friday, will now be held tomorrow at noon in the Little Parlor. They will remain part of Political Council and apply to Representative Assembly for financial aid.
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Liberal Club to Discuss Wage Policies Report
The Liberal Club meets Friday at noon in Hewitt South Dining Room. Roth Landesman and Rose Schermer will report on wage and price policies in current labor-management negotiations as the first in a series on the labor problem.
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Newman Club Series Mass Canon Study by Father Daly
The second meeting in a Newman Club series on the Canon of the Mass was conducted by Father John K. Daly. Parishioners gathered to discuss liturgical texts and traditions in a focused session led by the priest.
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Doctors McGuire and Coogan Meeting in College Parlor
Dr. Lorna P. McGuire and Dr. Marjorie D. Coogan will be held in the College Parlor at four on Monday. Tea will be served.
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Peltz Highlights Italian Influence On Metropolitan Opera
Mrs. John DeWitt Peltz editor of Opera News spoke at I Circolo Italiano on The Italian Background of the Metropolitan Opera. She detailed Italian shaping of opera abroad and backstage details, ending with a benefit for American Relief to Italy on March 24 at the Metropolitan. tickets via the Italian Club.
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Antigone on stage blends modern speech with a single act
A Creon era production uses three lean guards and one act presentation without intermissions. Chorus monologues address the audience, yet the play remains unified and engaging. Despite faults it is a worthwhile experiment that captivates until the final curtain.
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Tony Needs $120 for Barnard War Orphan Aid
Desperate appeal for Tony, Barnard's war orphan, who has not received support this summer. He needs $120 immediately, with ongoing $15 monthly needs. Donation boxes are on Barnard's fourth floor outside the cafeteria near room 406 and at the Residence Halls Post Office.
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Burtner Succeeds Henry as Residence Halls Rep
Barbara Burtner 48 will replace Patricia Henry as Residence Halls president on the Representative Assembly. Helen Pond is named Undergraduate Secretary. Henry was asked to appoint a substitute after missing Assembly meetings.
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Political Council Seeks Seat on Barnard Student Council
A University column argues the Political Council should replace the National Service Committee on Barnard's Student Council. It contends the council should remain independent from official student government while coordinating activities. The wartime committee had a seat, and supporters urge Political Council to continue the practice with broader political focus.
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Erratum Corrects Freshman Greek Games Challenger
The freshman Greek Games challenger is Frances Lattman not Frances Blackman, correcting the misstatement in the last issue of Bulletin.
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Weitz Named On Slate For PC Chairman Nomination
Margaret Weitz, 47, was nominated for the Political Council chair at a Tuesday noon meeting. The nomination goes to the Student Council, may add names, and the Rep Assembly will elect from the final slate.
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Sophomore class names candidates for president
The sophomore class meets Tuesday March 12 at 1 pm in the Gym to nominate candidates for class president. Lawrie Trevor urges attendance. On Tuesday March 19 a ten minute vote at noon in the Theatre will elect the Class President, supervised by senior Student Council members and Senior Proctors.
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