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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1940
Page
2
Campus Calendar lists meetings and lectures from May 3 to May 7. Highlights include Newman Club, Music Club, Physical Science Club, Government Majors Luncheon, and League of Women Voters talks, plus senior, junior, and freshman step singing sessions across Barnard College venues and other rooms.
The American Friends Service Committee and the Student Christian Movement offer summer volunteer social service work and intensive social science study. Work Camps across the country provide cooperative living, hard labor, recreation, and study to address economic and social issues with programs in industrial laboratories and the Institute of International Relations.
Roberta Hadley was elected president of Wigs and Cues for the coming year at a meeting held last week. Beatrice Belis was named vice-president and June Amsden secretary. The club plans a May 9 luncheon in 401 Barnard to honor retiring and incoming officers and present service awards.
Betty Lotz Archery Chairman announces the Spring Formal Archery Tournament will be Monday May 13 on a Riverside range at 4 oclock. Letters and numerals for Archery will be awarded based on participation in this event.
Mr. Frank S. Gehr, NYU photography instructor, lectures this afternoon at four in room 304 Barnard as guest speaker for the camp counselor course. He will cover duties and qualifications of camp counselors with emphasis on nature and photography. The Physical Education department sponsors all three Friday lectures for the campus.
Wright appears as delegate to an Ohio A A convention coverage notes the meeting cadence with panels from New Jersey and New York and potential invitations. Publicity remains a key issue with emphasis on postering and a college paper coop. Discussions also cover a shift from intercollegiate to intra mural play and the move toward a participation based award system.
The Music Club hosts an afternoon lecture recital on Swing by Martin Greenstein at four in the College Parlor. Greenstein, a New York pianist and Royal Regis Orchestra arranger, will perform piano demonstrations with Andrew Soellner on tenor saxophone.
The Education Department hosted a tea in College Parlor on Tuesday April 29 for the old and new members of the Executive Board. Reports from the retiring Board of Athletic Association outlined the year’s work and offered recommendations for the coming term.
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