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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1944
Page
2
The tenth Camp Leadership Course at Barnard College Camp runs June 9 to 28 for freshmen to juniors. Focus is on recreational outdoor activities and leadership training, with limited accommodations and a $20 fee. Applications due by May 18, citing scarce space and two weeks attendance.
The Playbill Brinckerhoff Theater drawing for future French plays and other Barnard productions marks the campus first set program design. Guests include Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve, Prof Virginia Harrington, Associate Dean Louise Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Benoit-Lévy, Prof Horatio Smith, and others. Committees led by Colleen Walsh Business, Miss Davis and Kay Goldsmith Publicity, Lilliane Vasseur Staging, Ruth Maier Costumes. Ushers Odette Golden Jacqueline Baumann.
The Economics and Sociology department schedules a lunch meeting for majors on Tuesday May 9 at Hewitt Hall dining room with introductions and talks from faculty. The Spanish department hosts a noon luncheon May 9 in Barnard Room 401 before its major meeting. Professor Marie Reimer speaks to the Science Club today in Milbank Room 439 at 4 15 with notes on Java and Emil Fischer. refreshments follow in the Conference Room.
Philadelphia author Miss Emily Solis-Cohen will discuss The Influence of Moses Seixas on American Life at the Menorah open house in Earl Hall Monday. The piece notes related campus events including an A A installation, a 4 p.m. tea in College Parlor, a Mary Williamson art show in Odd Study, and Barnard Liberal Club activities with Jan Masaryk address and Mrs Roosevelt as lunch guest.
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