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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1945
Page
2
Professor W B Dinsmoor of Columbia University lectures on Monuments and Studies in Italy during the War under the New York Classical Club. The illustrated talk will be in the College Parlor at 10 45 Saturday May 5 and all Classical Club members are invited.
Professor Vladimir D. Kazekevich, former Columbia University faculty member, speaks on Russia's postwar role in Europe tonight at 8 in Harkness Theatre South Hall. He taught Russian civilization at Cornell and was a Finance professor at Columbia. He last visited the Soviet Union in 1937 and has remained informed of its activities since.
Chilean pianist Carlos Buhler will present a lecture titled Relationships in the Musical Material of Spain and Latin America. The talk, open to the college, is sponsored by the Music and Spanish Departments and will include piano selections.
The Van Rensselaer prize poetry committee invites Barnard submissions by May 7. Eligible entrants should send lyric poems of up to twenty lines to Barnard’s committee representative Professor Clare Howard, including the competitor’s name and address.
Dr Willard Rhodes of the Columbia Music Department will lecture to the Italian Club on Monday at 4 in the College Parlor. The talk is titled The Evolution of Italian Opera. Music Club members are invited and tea and cookies will be served.
Ellen Harry honor board chair announces next year’s committee as Mary Hough Isa belle Sarvis Mildred Reed chosen by Harry and retiring chair Mary Wilby. Student Council approved last Monday. Elected by the classes are Virginia Bosler Georgia Rubin and Annette Warburton.
Today is the final day for economics and sociology majors to enroll for the luncheon scheduled next Tuesday at noon. The department requests sign-in in the blue books located at Jake or Milbank.
The Seixas and Menorah societies plan two Open House meetings debating Reconstructionism drawing wide interest among Jews. Columbia and Barnard students are invited to an open gathering and dance hosted by the Federation of Jewish Student Organizations at the Jewish Theological Seminary on Broadway at 122nd Street this Sunday.
The Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship will host its annual Social on May 12 at 7 30 p m in the Barnard Gym. Barnard Fellowship members will serve as hostesses and Stacey Woods, the I V C F General Secretary, will speak after games and refreshments. An admission of twenty five cents will cover expenses.
The Spanish Club under Professor Amelia A. Del Rio will present two plays The Shoemaker's Prodigious Wife by Lorca and The Talkers by Cervantes along with two dances next Thursday at 8 30 in Brinkerhoff Theater. Cast includes Sheila St Lawrence Leora Dana Raiford Ragsdale Judith Rudansky Mary Graham and Arlen Riley.
Tomorrow night from 7 30 to 11 the fourth Campus Canteen will be held in Earl Hall with Barnard and Columbia students and Columbia V 12s. Tickets 30 cents plus 5 cents tax go on sale today at noon in 104 Barnard. There is a door prize and a Jitterbug Contest judged by Arthur Murray instructors. Blue Lions provide music all evening. Palmistry by Pat Jones in the Dodge Room with a piano player. Punch cake and cookies served. Possible excerpts from Columbia Varsity Show Second the Motion.
Barnard College Glee Club will hold a picnic at Tibbett’s Brook Park in Yonkers on Saturday May 12. Frances Lanza president announced the day will include Frankfurters and rolls with box lunches. Members travel by Seventh Avenue subway to 242nd Street followed by local trolley and bus routes to the park.
Bullard Orchards in Schuylerville N Y requests thirty to thirty five girls for farm work this summer. Miss Virginia Harrington notes last year’s Mary Snider worked there and found the job enjoyable. The opening date is uncertain due to weather and planting may be postponed.
Carol Johns, Undergraduate treasurer, announces a meeting of treasurers and business managers of all clubs to be held tomorrow at 12 in 404 Barnard. She will hold office hours every Wednesday and Friday from twelve to one in the Undergraduate office.
The article argues for practical support of the conference of nations as a start toward collective security. It urges criticism and advice during negotiations and stresses accepting what is possible now while hoping for more later.
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