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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1944
Page
2
Two readers defend the film The Song of Bernadette against a March 9 Bulletin critique. They dispute the statue misinterpretation and praise the movie’s religious sincerity and simplicity while urging fair viewership.
The article contrasts the education approaches of the United States and Russia through two Moscow Institute of Foreign Languages graduates. It notes specialization rules, English studies, class loads, and the broader cultural activities in Moscow, including newspapers, opera, theater, and cinema, while detailing their future plans and listing fellow students.
Three Barnard student musicians will present a program for the Music Club and other students at a meeting tomorrow at 4 in the Conference Room. Mary Ruth Goodwin, 46, will play several of her own compositions, Marcia Baulch, 744, will also perform, and Jeanne V. Walsh, 44, will close with Brahms and Chopin piano selections.
The article recalls Professor William Pepperell Montague as a legendary teacher famed for making complex ideas seem simple. His light humor and calm demeanor endear him to students while rumors of his retirement spark desires to take a final Montague course. Socrates and W C Fields are cited alongside his many degrees and three grandchildren.
Dorothy LeCount president of the Debate Council and Press Board Chair will represent Barnard College at a city and national oratorical contest on the topic John Paul Jones American, to be held at McMillin Theatre this week. College job seekers are urged to register with the Occupation Bureau for summer camp counselor posts as calls increase.
Milbank students are urged to keep silence in hallways during class periods to prevent disturbance to classes in session at Milbank Hall.
Audrey Brown a Barnard representative on the Metropolitan Collegiate Red Cross Council asks for more girls to respond to the call for Red Cross clerical workers. Eight girls have been sent to Fifth Avenue interviews. Those with free afternoons or mornings may pack food for war prisoners at Lexington Avenue location.
A concert of Jewish music will be presented in Earl Hall on Sunday at 8 30 under the auspices of the Jewish Graduate Society the Seixas Society and the Menorah Society. Under the direction of Dr. Joseph Weinberger the program will include vocal and instrumental music. The college and guests are invited to attend.
The notice asks readers to list their eight favorite popular songs on a ballot and deposit it in the box near CURC. It provides no names, dates, or locations beyond CURC reference and the act of voting.
Judith Radansky and staff publish El Noticiero in its thirteenth year with news on the Spanish Department and student works. Pieces include In Mexico by Pat Deaton, lectures by Montague and Ernesto Dacal, a review of La Rejas, a history of El Noticiero, and plans for a French paper due to Barnard publicity.
Spanish majors replace their meeting with a museum visit on Tuesday from 12 to 2 led by Jose Weisberger an authority on Spanish arts and a ceramics metalwork and textile collector. The Spanish Club camps this weekend and nonmembers may sign up on Jake.
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