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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
5
Students discuss a proposed reading week before exams. Some praise it as a chance to organize material and revise, while others fear procrastination and extra burden. Comments reference cram week labels and concerns about fairness for on day exam takers.
Barnard College historian Madame Maurice Muret is appointed to the editorial board of the Franco American Review as Yale University News reports. The quarterly, bilingual journal debuts in June with American and French scholars guiding studies on Franco American relations.
The Deutscher Kreis Committee reports a successful Bavarian Dance at Brinckerhoff Theatre last Friday with about 150 attendees. The event featured social mingling, ample punch and cookies, and a sizable surplus estimated at 10 to 15 dollars donated to the Building Fund.
The Music Club hosts a student concert on Tuesday May 5 at 415 pm in Room 408 Barnard Hall. Myra Scrating conducts Schumann G minor Sonata and Vera Riecker with Allan Gewirtz perform Bach concerto in D minor. Ruth Tischler Betsy Rich also perform. Allan Gewirtz is Columbia Concertmaster Richard Murphy doubles as double bass player. New officers Myra Scrating Shirl Rothenberg Ruth Tischler Vera Riecker announced. tea served. college invited.
Professor Rowley contrasts Cezanne and Chinese tree depictions highlighting structure versus silhouette. He links Chardin still life to Mu Chi fruit works and compares Western waterfall painting to Chinese scenes. He notes Chinese art's late bloom of flowers and focus on life rhythm, plants, and birds.
A conference on summer field work for peace will be held at International House on Sunday May 3. Agnes Leckie will lead a round table on work in resorts and small communities. The Peace Action Committee with a Barnard division presents two field projects for summer work. James Wechsler, editor of the Student Advocate, is among speakers and advisors. The event is under the Peace Education Committee and the Women s International League for Peace and Freedom with several presenting organizations including the Emergency Peace Campaign and Peoples Mandate to Governments.
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