Campus Calendar Friday March 21 Events and Rehearsals
Friday schedule lists junior class meet in Barnard 804 from 2 to 12 30 and many activities at Brinckerhoff Theatre Conference Room College Parlor Grym Hall Dining Hall and 115 Milbank German CI meeting Newman Club and student clubs. Greek Games rehearsals and British War Relief plays run through the day with multiple sessions.
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Meenne
Barnard
Elouse
Court of
Brinckerhoft
Gregoran
Grym
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Newman Club
Milbank
Wiliam Allen White
Barnard Students Represent at Intercollegiate Music Guild Festival
Five Barnard music students joined peers from five eastern colleges at the Intercollegiate Guild of Music festival at New Jersey College March 15 and 16. Soloists Nancy Pugh and Eleanor Hutchings performed with Aurelia Maresca. Jeanne Mitchell and Hutchings sang arias. Eugenia Limberg played viola pieces with Mrs. Buebendorf. A Barnard committee will form next fall to boost future participation and promote student composition.
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Intercollegiate Guild of Music
New Jersey College
Nancy Pugh
Eleanor Hutchings
Aurelia
Maresca
Monteverdi
Jeanne Mitchell
de Falla
Sarasate
Miss Hutchings
Armedis
Lully
Chausson
Aurelia Maresca
Eugenia Limberg
Francis Buebendorf
Buebendorf
Gena Tenney
Barnard
Music Guild
Doris Bayer Reports on AYC Meeting
Doris Bayer summarizes the 5,000 youth delegates from across the country on labor education and youth problems. She says the Barnard delegates viewed the conference as a success but cautioned it aimed at long range issues with short cut solutions.
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Bayer
Taming of the Shrew at Brander Matthews Hall March 31 April 5
Columbia Theatre Associates presents The Taming of the Shrew at Brander Matthews Hall from March 31 to April 5. Performances start 8 40 p m with a Saturday matinee at 2 40 p m Tickets for non subscribers 50 cents Box office hours 10 a m to 6 p m Committee notes the play is a fresh script not a past production Cast drawn from Columbia University students alumni and affiliates with scenery and costumes by participants A May 5 operetta is planned with Barnard participation expected
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Columbia Theatre Associates
Brander Matthews Hall
Milton
Smith
University
Columbia
117 Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Morningside Drive
Columbia University
Barnard Students Invited to NYC Housing Lectures
Barnard students in public housing and slum clearance topics are invited to Lower East Side Housing Conference at 263 Henry Street. Social Service Committee forms a student group for next Monday’s 8 p.m. lecture, departing Brooks Hall at 7:30. contact Carol Camblon for details.
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Barnard
New York City
Lower East Side
Henry Street
Social Service Committee
Carol Camblon
Brooks Hall
Ray Lev to headline Spring Concert at Columbia University
Pianist Ray Lev will be featured soloist with the Columbia University Orchestra at the McMillan Theatre next Saturday evening at 8 30. Composer Aaron Copland will attend to hear his Outdoor Overture. Free tickets are in 601 Journalism. A post concert dance in John Jay lounge follows, with 50 cent dance tickets sold at the door.
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Ray Lev
Columbia University Orchestra
McMillin Theatre
Aaron Copeland
John Jay
Count Sforza Addresses College Assembly on Democracy and Fascism
Count Sforza calls democracy a godsend to Stalin and urges Europe toward a federal peace. He argues freedom fights bolshevism and blames French leadership for military weakness. He praises Italy's liberal ideals and warns Fascism may be useful if it forces a choice between authoritarianism and freedom.
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Italy
Europe
Wilson
Count Sforza
Jefferson
Greek Games Music and Dance Entrances Announced
Publicity chair Rena Libera announced the Greek Games music selections for entrance, freshman and sophomore dances. Songs include Hymn to Aphrodite by Eugenia Earle with words by Grace Quinlan and Song of Victory by Martha Livesay with words by Diana Hansen. Beatrice Kremsdorf named sophomore charioteer. Clark is freshman charioteer. Tickets go on sale Monday with multiple sale dates through April 2.
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Rena Libera
Aphrodite
Eugenia Earle
Grace Quinlan
Martha Live
Say
Diana Hansen
Ientrance
Jeanne Mitchell
Jeanne V. Wish
Martha Livesay
Beatrice Kremsdorf
Coles’ Office
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