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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1952

Page

4

WKCR Marks 10th Birthday Innovations in Campus Radio

The Barnard campus station WKCR marks ten years since broadcasting began on February 24 1941 as CURC later becoming WKCR in 1947. The history notes student participation exceeding 150 and early emphasis on music sports and campus shows with notable programs and technical advances by William Hutchins Peter Mauzey and others.

WKCR Barnard King’s Crown Radio Columbia William Hutchins Columbia University Radio Club CURC Richard Kandel Peter Mauzey

Junior Class Fashion Show Funds Recovered

Approximately 150 people attended the junior class fashion show in Brooks living room on Tuesday. Jay Thorpe provided the fashions. Proceeds totaled 35 dollars, restoring the class deficit and funding efforts were supported by junior models including Margaret Davis Stephanie Lam Eugenia Goodall Connie Benjamin Marcia Hubert Lorene Heath Annette Busese Connie Alexander Joan Stearns Carroll Ann Brown Sabra Touson and Audrey Gerson.

Brooks Living Room Jay Thorpe Margaret Davis Stephanie Lam Eugenia Goodall Connie Benjamin Marcia Hubert Lorene Heath Annette Busese Connie Alexander Joan Stearns Carroll Ann Brown Sabra Touson Audrey Gerson

Letter to the Editor on curriculum exceptions

Basil Rauch notes that under the Curriculum Committee report a student may already obtain an exception to the history requirement for good reasons, such as those mentioned in the report, allowing fulfillment of elementary European or American History with an exception.

Basil Rauch

February Graduates Report Working in Science Fields

Nine of the twenty seven February graduates have jobs secured through the Placement Office mainly in science. Eleven graduates are married. The list includes Eleanor A Ambos Christina Chan Jean F Class Ann Coelho Ruth Rapp Dresner Mrs Josephine Gonzalez Carmona Mrs Jayne Robertson Hacke Mrs Priscilla Redfearn Hartke Mrs Jeannette A Hovseplan Adrienne D Hytier and others such as Eileen P Jones Flora S Kaufman Nancy Isaacs Klein Mrs Theda Litrides Sybilla L Lockwood Michela J Mitchell Norma Ohringer Mrs Ann Ong Beate Rachwalsky Anne Louise Regan Lucille Strick Becker Mrs Joan Lance Syrjala Mrs Mathilda Tyler Betsy L Weinstein Erika Winter Dion Wishnick Mrs Evelyn Bacharoudis Mrs.

Eleanor A. Ambos Christina Chan Jean F Ann Coelho Ruth Rapp Dresner Josephine Gonzalez Carmona Jayne Robertson Hacke Priscilla Redfearn Hartke Jeannette A. Hovseplan Adrienne D. Hytier Eileen P. Jones Flora S. Kaufman Nancy Isaacs Klein Theda Litrides Sybilla L. Lockwood Michela J. Mitchell Norma Ohringer Ann Ong Beate Rachwalsky Anne Louise Regan Lucille Strick Becker

Columbia Varsity Show The Streets of New York

Columbia University presents The Streets of New York a revised 1948 Varsity Show staged April 30 to May 3 The drama adapts Dion Boucicarts The Poor of New York focusing on Gideon Bloodgood Alicia Bloodgood Mark Livingston and Lucy Fairweather with new choreography by Clare Shield and music by Richard Chodash Original scenery designs are invited to John Jay Hall Room 409.

New York Columbia University Dion Boucicart Gideon Bloodgood Alicia Bloodgood Mark Livingston Lucy Fairweather Clare Shield Richard Chodash Preston Munter John Jay Hall

French Play Continues as Widow and Bachelor Duel

The plot thickens as a widow refuses to pay and the widow and the bachelor plan a duel. Smirnov develops love for the widow, and she returns the feeling as the play ends. Michelle Phillipott plays Madame Popova. Max Gulack plays Smirnov. Barnard students pay sixty cents. subscriptions are $1.20.

Madame Popova Smirnov Michelle Phillipott Max Gulack Columbia

Author Bromfield Declines Speech at Barnard on Censorship

Louis Bromfield, noted author and conservationist, refused a Political Council invitation to speak at Barnard in April on censorship in literature. The invite followed his criticism of Columbia University as "red," with the Council arguing for open speech rights.

Louis Bromfield Political Council Barnard Bromfield Columbia University

Physical Education Spring Registration Dates Noted

April 1952 notice lists registration for the Physical Education spring session on March 27 from 8 45 a m to noon and 1 p m to 4 30 p m in the gym and 12 to 1 p m in Barnard Hall. Miss Margaret Holland handles advance registration to avoid late fees. Archery costs 15 cents per hour week and riding 2 dollars per hour or 10 dollars per hour for the season. Tennis players must bring their own racket and two new tennis balls.

Barnard Hall Margaret Holland

Skyscraper limits and city growth discussed by Dean Arnaud

In a continuation of the Assembly, Dean Armand notes Ninth Avenue’s elevation in 1885 transforming Harlem into a bustling district for about a decade. He cites steel frame building and skyscraper rise as factors, then outlines height drawbacks alongside the Empire State Building example. William Vogt of Road to Survival will speak next Tuesday March 25, sponsored by the Science Department.

Dean Armand Ninth Avenue Harlem Westchester County Manhattan Island Empire State Building Dean Arnaud Paris Ecole Des Beaux Arts School of Painting and Sculpture School of Dramatic Arts Columbia University School of Architecture William Vogt Vogt Science Department

World Travel Group Sponsoring European Tour Scholarships

World Friendship Tours of New York City offers a $1,350 scholarship for a two month Europe tour. A Barnard College group must recruit twelve members to qualify and one student will be chosen by the sponsoring group. Three tours, 25 participants each, visit London Dublin Paris The Hague Heidelberg Rome Nice. Contact Miss Doris Clarke for details.

Europe World Friendship Tours New York City Barnard College London Dublin Paris the Hague Heidelberg Rome Nice Doris Clarke University Suite C Central Park West

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