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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1955
Page
2
The Placement Office reports openings for seniors in teaching and museum work in New Jersey and at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Revised provisional certificates allow seniors to teach with one field and a six point education course this summer. Minimum salary is $3000 yearly for teaching. museum positions offer about $55 weekly.
Visiting professor Helen North will return to Swarthmore next year to work on several projects this summer. She will translate Milton's Defense of the English People for a new edition, prepare a paper for the American Philological Society on ancient historians and oratory, and continue research toward a book on ancient culture from Homer to the Church Fathers focusing on sophrosyne or self restraint. She praises Barnard undergraduates and notes campus distractions but says Swarthmore students stay engaged.
A group of psychology and sociology students present The Quiet One at Minor Latham Theatre from 12 30 to 2 00 pm The film examines a rejected child in a slum and efforts to help him It previously played at the Little Carnegie Theatre and the group plans more sociology related screenings led by chairman Dale Krasnow 96 with attendee input welcome.
Barnard College plans to form a United Nations Club with Yvonne Groseil as originator. The group will study the UN Charter, discuss reform and disarmament, and host forums with other colleges. First meeting set for May 6 at noon in Barnard Hall room 408.
Wigs and Cues plans an end of season send off in the Green Room Milbank basement East tomorrow May 6 at 430 p m. Tea coffee and cakes will be served. Seniors and others not returning in the fall will be present. Columbia College and University men who helped on Madwoman of Chaillot and Six Characters are invited.
Two Columbia groups present five largely unfamiliar Vivaldi concertos on May 11 at 8:30 p.m. in the Minor Latham Theater. Sponsored by Columbia University’s Italian and Music Departments, admission is free. The program features varied solo and ensemble combinations with strings and harpsichord, including oboe and bassoon parts, prepared with newly air-shipped parts from Ricordi to ensure a complete program.
The Bulletin clarifies a feature error from April 25 naming Jean Wallace '53 of Public Relations as author of Barnardiana, not Dorothy Coyne '53 of Alumnae Office.
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