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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1939
Page
4
The first combined Greek Games entrance rehearsal is set in the gym from four to six this afternoon. Participants who signed up are urged to attend. A second rehearsal will be held Monday evening from seven to nine o'clock.
Tickets go on sale starting Monday March x with freshmen buying Monday and sophomores Wednesday. Freshmen and sophomores Thursday and juniors and seniors Friday plus Monday March 27. Prices are 1.00 for underclassmen and 1.25 for upperclassmen.
Professor J. Ginsburg of Yeshi va College will speak on Adventures in Mathematics on Monday at four o’clock in the College Parlor. Attendees are invited and tea will be served.
The Fine Arts Club will meet in room 304 and the German Club will meet in the theatre at four o'clock on Monday.
The Municipal Civil Service Commission announces an examination for a playground director open to New York City residents. For details consult the Occupation Bureau.
Those who ordered class rings on February 21 must call for them in the Conference Room between 11 30 and 12 25 on Tuesday March 21.
Professor Dougherty director of the Junior Year in France program at the University of Delaware will discuss the plan next Saturday March 18 at 2 30 p m in room 207 South Hall Salle La fayette. Interested students are invited to attend.
The League of Nations invites students to volunteer as guides at its pavilion this summer. Three five hour daily shifts available with flexible day choices. Guides should know League work, committees on economics and finance health social and humanitarian questions and intellectual cooperation. April classes offered to prepare volunteers. Contact Miss Weeks and the League of Nations Association at 8 West 40 St. for details.
Report from the student assembly notes candidates for sophomore and junior offices. Kris Williams and Evelyn Gonzales listed as Greek Games leaders with roles on the Istar Board and freshman activities. Margaret Whittem and Svette Kenney also named for freshman positions and the senior assembly discuss paying Ray delegates’ expenses and Junior Prom date.
Barnard dormitory life featured a two day campus gala with a Saturday supper dance and Sunday coffee hour. More than forty couples attend Saturday, about eighty people at the coffee dance, and pricing includes a stag admission of 25 cents and couple 35 cents with 1.25 dollars for Saturday night access in Hewitt dining room.
Fifty two members of Wigs and Cues attended a theatre party Tuesday night March 14. They saw Henry IV with Maurice Evans. Guests of honor were Miss Minor W Latham and Miss Constance Smith.
The Brooks Hall exhibit features a gold on silk Japanese scroll painting with a gilded mounting cut from a larger brocade piece. The Buddha is attended by two bodhisattvas, one named Jizo, and the work comes from Harold G. Henderson who lent it to the Fine Arts department.
Gertrude Smith as club president reserved a center bloc in the second balcony and students paid for their seats individually.
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