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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1946

Page

4

Glee Club Spring Concert in McMillin Theatre Saturday

This Saturday March 16 at 8 30 the Barnard Glee Club joins Columbia University Glee Club at McMillin Theatre for the annual Spring concert. Tickets are complimentary but required for entrance and may be obtained from members Student Mail Room 401 Barnard or the dorms.

Dolores Drew Glee Club McMillin Theatre Columbia University Glee Club Barnard Barnard’s Glee Club Columbia Igor Buketoff Grace Anderson

Junior Show Tickets On Sale For March Performances

Tickets go on sale today from 12 to 1 at a Jake booth for two Junior Show evenings on March 22 and March 23. Four hundred tickets per performance. Sheila St. Lawrence names cast of over twenty. Mary Jeanne Pape leads the dance committee with Marguery Friars and Marguerite Tracris assisting. Ann Lissfelt heads music. Ruth Hurwit costumes. Clare Stein urges juniors to volunteer for costumes.

Jake Sheila St. Lawrence Mary Jeanne Pape Marguery Friars Marguerite Tracris Ann Lissfelt Ruth Hurwit Clare Stein

Merit Medal to Dunning For Atomic Research

Dr John R Dunning associate professor of physics at Columbia University received the Medal for Merit the highest civilian award from the President for his pioneer work on the atomic bomb. The presentation was made by Secretary of War Robert P Patterson in Washington attended by General Dwight D Eisenhower and other Army officers.

United States John R. Dunning Columbia University Columbia Dunning Robert P. Patterson Dwight D. Eisenhower Washington

Liberal Club Protests Churchill Policy at University

At a Friday meeting the Liberal Club moved to protest Churchill policy in a Missouri speech. They drafted a telegram signed by members and Political and Student Councils seeks approval to send it to President Truman and the State Department. The group supports a university wide peaceful protest at MacMillian Theatre on March 18 1946.

Liberal Club Churchill Missouri Representative Assembly United States Great Britain Soviet Union UNO Council Barnard Liberal Club Truman State Department Political Council United Nations Organization Winston Churchill Fulton MacMillian Theatre

Spanish Club Plans Elections At March Tea

El Circulo Hispano will hold its annual election tea on Tuesday March 26 at four in the College Parlor. Officers for next year will be elected along with four vocales responsible for refreshments decorations costumes and songs. Helen Trevor president announces a Barnard Camp weekend for April 6 7 with departure after Greek Games Saturday afternoon. Dorothy Lowe vice president notes relaxation and fun as the country shows its beauty. The club has permission to sell tickets to the faculty presenting play at fifty cents for students two dollars for faculty and outsiders.

el Circulo Hispano Helen Trevor Barnard Camp Dorothy Lowe Jake

Weekend club signups at camp announced

The notice lists Italian Episcopal Spanish and French clubs with weekends on March 22 23 24 March 29 30 31 April 5 6 7 and April 26 27 28 Students must sign up with club presidents a week before each weekend Posters will not be placed on the AA bulletin board hereafter

Episcopal Club

Bulletin editorship assigns assistant editors for three issues

Ruth Raup served as managing editor for this issue. The candidates for the Bulletin editorship will be assistant managing editors for the next three issues. They will draft editorials to appear on Monday.

Bulletin Ruth Raup

Athletic Association Barn Dance Round-Up At Barnard Corral

The AA hosts a Columbia ranch themed barn dance tomorrow at 7 30 in Barnard corral featuring Dr. Ira Zasloff as caller, Mrs. Jesse A. Roush on fiddle, Mrs. Nancy Calfall on piano, and a 25 cent branding fee for WSSF. Doris Johnson leads decorations with Miss DeHaan assisting. no shooting irons allowed.

Columbia “Ranch Athletic Association Barnard Corral WSSF Ira Zasloff Jesse A. Roush Nancy Calfall Doris Johnson Miss DeHaan Physical Education Department

Political Council Amendment Vote Scheduled

The undergraduate constitution amendment about the Political Council will be voted on by the Representative assembly in two weeks. The council coordinates Bar nard’s political clubs including Debate Council International Relations Club Liberal Club and Action for Democracy with status similar to a coordinating body.

Political Council Rep Assembly Jake Barnard Debate Council International Relations Club Liberal Club Action For Democracy

PC Refuses to Sponsor Anti Churchill Meeting

Political Council rejected Tamra Bliss proposal to endorse a protest meeting by the Columbia Committee for Permanent Peace set for March 18. Overruled 6-2 due to conflict with Churchill’s Columbia visit and lack of consultation. Council to send telegram to President Truman on Anglo American alliance and UNO world cooperation plan continues.

Political Council Tamra Bliss Columbia Committee For Permanent Peace Winston Churchill Columbia University Columbia McMillin Theatre Truman Churchill Fulton Missouri Council

Dr Gans Delivers Chapel Talk On Education Series

Professor Roma Gans of Teachers College speaks at Chapel as the fourth lecture in the Interfaith Vocational Series. She authored Guiding Children's Reading Through Experience and has held leading education posts in St Louis and Superior before joining Teachers College in 1929. A post chapel luncheon follows with a 2 cent fee, open to all attendees.

Roma Gans Teachers’ College Interfaith Gans Columbia St. Louis Superior Wisconsin

Hold Fourth Columbia Religion Conference Opens April 8

Columbia University schedules the fourth annual religion conference from April 8 to 11 with an emphasis on lectures by prominent speakers. The program includes separate luncheons and suppers for faculty and students during Religion Emphasis Week.

Columbia University

Hold GG Entrance Rehearsal Schedule

Freshman and Sophomore Greek Games entrance practices occur Tuesday March 19 Thursday March 21 and Tuesday March 26 from 7 to 9 p.m. A dress rehearsal for both classes is Saturday March 30 from 1 to 5. The full dress with orchestra is Thursday April 4 from 6 to 10 p.m. The Greek Games performance is Saturday April 6 and students are urged to sign up on Jake’s posters.

Jake

Open City film review praises anti fascist realism

The piece lauds Open City for its strong anti fascist stance and realistic portrayal. It notes Francesco’s lingering presence, strong minor characters, and Nino and Pina’s family scenes, including a tense curfew moment. Pietro Di Donato translated the English dialogue.

Francesco Pina Marcello Pietro di Donato Christ

Interfaith Meetings At Columbia Campus Conference

Discussions will be held in Columbia and Barnard dormitories and at LUCA open meetings. Interfaith afternoons at Earl Hall Wednesdays will be devoted to the topic with a single speaker for daily talks based on the conference.

Columbia Barnard LUCA Menorah Newman Earl Hall

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