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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1938
Page
2
The Newman Club will hold its last meeting of the year this afternoon at 4 P.M. in Room 401 Bar nard. Members are urged to attend as plans for next year’s activities are discussed and tea will be served.
In a classroom exercise Dr. Jane Perry Clark's class held a model election using proportional representation. Senator Robert Wagner Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia Governor Phillip LaFollette and Henry Ford were elected to a theoretical National Council, with Wagner first count winner.
The review critiques the Shakespeare piece for overdifficult language and regional dialect obscuring dialogue, noting weak character insight. It praises the set design as realistic and ingenious, and lists Wigs and Cues officers and production staff handling staging, properties, publicity, costumes, and business.
Mulholland argues education costs require reform noting most schools run annual deficits. He praises the teaching hospital model for direct patient contact while criticizing current plans for neglecting the middle class and overburdening doctors.
Members of Professor Hoffherr's French diction class under Barnard College Friends Maison Francaise present L Ecole des Mercs by Marivaux at the Societe Francaise final reunion on Monday May 9 at 4 in the College Parlor. Cast includes Celentha Aaronson Sheila Baker Rose De Bizetto Elizabeth Botham Jean Goldstein Helen Hirsch and Irma Zwergel with class notes.
The Psychology Club sponsors a tea on Tuesday May 3 in the College Parlor. Eleanor Grushlaw a Barnard graduate and former psychology major will speak on vocational opportunities. All psychology majors are invited.
A notice for the class of 1938 lists a May 9 meeting at noon in Room 304 Barnard to select a class gift. A Barnard Spring tournament happens May 9 at four. Preliminary shooting and practice occur May 2 at 2 PM, May 3 at 10 AM and 4 PM, and May 5 at 10 AM and 4 PM. Eligibility is required.
Step singing rehearsals are set for the college wide group in the Gym at noon on Friday May 6 and Wednesday May 11. Freshman rehearsals occur Thursday May 5 at 12 30 in the Gym and Tuesday May 10 at 1 00 in the Gym.
Comptroller's office announces a sale of unclaimed lost articles on May 6 from 12 to 2. Collect items now to avoid disposal at public auction.
Beginning May 1, Dr. Alsop offers appointments for Senior Health Conferences. These are follow up consultations tied to the Senior hygiene lectures.
The Faculty-Student baseball game will be played Thursday May 5 at 430 PM in the gymnasium. Faculty members are urged to attend and support the college men’s team.
The Columbia Christian Council announces its annual dinner on May 5 with Robert Wicks Dean of the Chapel at Princeton University as guest speaker.
The folk dancing group begins activity this semester and plans monthly parties next year. They will send letters in summer to incoming freshmen. Interested participants should communicate with Louise Van Baalen via student mail.
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