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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
5
A fragmentary notice discusses a translator of Don and a famed Argentine figure. It references a dean's Spanish majors event and Mrs Harriet being honored. The text notes a renowned student and a romantic cballero image tied to tango culture and wartime resilience.
Tickets go on sale in Miss Week's office from 12 to 2 starting Monday April 1. Freshmen may buy one ticket at 1 dollar, sophomores get the next day, with a second ticket available Wednesday for both groups at the same price. Juniors and seniors may buy one ticket each at 1.25 on Thursday and Sunday. The following week tickets rise to 2 dollars for all, with programs sold April 11 12 and 13. The passage also references Argentine gaucho literature and luncheon discussions.
Dr. Jose Martel of New York University Spanish department and past president of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish spoke yesterday in the college parlor. He discussed Lope de Vega, the seventeenth century Spanish dramatist, famed as the Shakespeare of the Spanish theatre with thousands of plays to his credit.
A continuation notes urging other clubs to approve and send representatives to the next committee meeting in Moray on April 1 at 4 00 in the Conference Room.
Dr. Leonard D. White, a Civil Service Commission member and former University of Chicago professor, will lecture today at 4 p.m. in Room 304 Barnard on opportunities for college women in government service. A tea for Mathematics, History, Government and Economics majors follows in the College Parlor.
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