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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1939

Page

2

Choir Performs At Assembly Chapel in Len ten Concert

The Choir of Saint Paul’s Chapel directed by Professor Lowell Beveridge gave a half hour Lent concert at the Assembly under Barnard religious groups, featuring Victoria works, Palestrina, Carissimi, Schutz and others. A new organ by Aeolian Skinner will be installed May 16 at Saint Paul’s Chapel, built to Beveridge lines, with sixty stops and Baroque features. delivery ahead of June graduation.

San Paul's Chapel New York City Lowell Beveridge Barnard Wilhelm Braun Victoria Palestrina Carissimi Heinrich Schutz da Jesus Clemens Non Papa Ingegnari University Saint Paul’s Chapel Aeolian Skinner Company G. Donald Harrison Brustwerke Bach Columbia University Beveridge

Spanish Literary Contest Marks Cervantes Anniversary

The Spanish department announces a literary contest and a poetry recitation contest for Cervantes Day on April 23. The literary subjects include impressions of Don Quijote, dramatization of a scene, and an original Hispanic themed story with prizes. Awards come from Circulo Hispano at month end meeting.

Cervantes Don Quijote Instituto de Las Espanas Circulo Hispano

Day Students Attend Coffee Dance Today

The March coffee dance will be held in the cafeteria this afternoon from 4 to 6. Admission is 15 cents for day students, 30 cents for stags, and 35 cents for couples. Jean Allison and Margaret Boyle will pour. Sponsored by Barnard Hall Social Committee led by Edwina Dusenbery. second dance this semester.

Jean Allison Margaret Boyle Barnard Hall Edwina Dusenbery

40 Opens Contest For Step-Singing

The junior class opens its lyric and music contest for the Step-Singing festival. Judges are Peter Munro Jack and Gena Tenney, with final selection by the junior class. Submissions due March 29 for lyrics and April 13 for music. send to Dorothy Boyle via Student Mail.

Peter Munro Jack Gena Tenney Dorothy Boyle

Pan-American Club Urged By Students

Ana Matilde del Valle and Lucia Quintero, Puerto Rican students, advocate stronger Pan-American outreach beyond the Spanish club. Del Valle aims for a master’s degree and zoology research in South America, while Quintero seeks international journalism. both note many Latin American students would pursue U.S. study.

South America Ana Matilde del Valle Lucia Quintero Puerto Rico United States Latin America Miss del Valle Miss Quintero

Catlin Traces Social Theory in Democracy’s Traditions

Dr. E. G. Catlin discussed democracy's lineage from Anglo-Saxon and French thought through modern political religions in a government lecture. He linked figures like Hooker Bacon Milton Locke Jefferson Bentham Lincoln Burke and Mill to core democratic traits and urged students to attend the next session on The Future of Democracy.

Walter Lippmann E. G. Catlin Catlin Cornell University Balliol College Oxford University Burke Mill Dr. Catlin

Residents Halls Nominate Officers for Brooks and Hewitt

Elections set for today in Brooks and Hewitt Halls to choose vice-presidents secretaries and treasurers. Barbara Hornbeck and Ethel Mamzer head Hewitt vice presidency. Brooks nominees include Dorothy Stewart Florence Kotzian and Anne Grauer for vice president. Treasurers are Patricia Draper Dorothy Sharley Alice Drury and Elaine Dribbs. Secretary nominees are Frances Hunt Eve Glass Juliette Kenny and Mary Damrosch.

Brooks and Hewitt Barbara Hornbeck Ethel Mamzer Hewitt Brooks Dorothy Stewart Florence Kotzian Anne Grauer Patricia Draper Dorothy Sharley Alice Drury Elaine Dribbs

College To Elect Officers Today

The article notes a college election for undergraduate officers with three vice president nominees active in campus life. Mrs. Bates, Miss Hagmoe, and Miss Ellenbogen have held multiple roles from dance and Greek Games committees to class leadership and student assemblies.

A. A Bates Hagmoe Representative Assembly Ellenbogen

Lectures on Art by Professor Colin G. Fink at Barnard

Classical and Fine Arts Clubs host Professor Colin G. Fink of Columbia Engineering for a March 30 talk in Room 304 Barnard. The lecture covers his electrochemistry art restoration work and fraud detection methods, with slides and specimens, followed by tea.

Colin G. Fink Columbia Barnard Fink Metropolitan Museum of Art New York Field Museum Chicago Vatican Museum Rome

Academic exercises suspended at Barnard College

By authorization of the President all academic exercises in Barnard College will be suspended on Saturday April 1 the day of Greek Games. V. C. Gildersleeve.

Barnard College

Passover Guests Invited for College Students by Union Branch

Members of the Women’s Branch of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations invite out-of-town students for the first and second nights of Passover on April 3 and 4. Students should apply to Mrs. Daniel Trotzky, committee chair, by March 27 at 200 West 86 Street, Endicott 2 3312.

Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America Daniel Trotzky West 86 Endicott

Spring Camp Training Courses Announced for Canoe and Camp Skills

The Department of Education offers a spring training program for camp councillors and students. Sessions run Wednesdays from 5 to 6 PM starting April 12, with a canoe and swimming course in the pool and a 4 to 5 PM general course on tennis, campcraft, and camp organization. Credit awarded in physical education. Miss Yat leads canoe and swimming. Miss Halland leads general course. Registration March 30 during physical education signups.

Department of Cea Miss Yat

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