Concert Pianist Katherine Bacon At Barnard College
Miss Katherine Bacon concert pianist and Juilliard instructor presented by the Music Club at Barnard College Parlor Thursday afternoon. Her Chopin selections and Bach Busoni preludes showcased restraint and polish, with Brahms and Debussy works noted for thoughtfulness and distinction. The program closed with Delibes Dohnányi Naïla Valse, ending a recent national tour.
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Katherine Bacon
Juilliard School
Music Club
Miss Bacon
Barnard
Chopin
Bach Busoni
Brahms
Ravel
Debussy
Delibes Dohnanyi
Music
Re-election Issue Prompts Amendment to Student Class Constitution
An amendment to the class constitution will be proposed next fall to clarify re election provisions. It would bar the class president vice president secretary treasurer Greek Games chairman and social chairman from serving two consecutive terms. The proposal aims to prevent confusion over eligibility for partial term re election and follows appeal channels in special cases.
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Representative Assembly
Campus tumes described in La Société Française events
Two plays were presented as part of the traditional activities of La Société Française, showcasing the ongoing cultural program.
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la Société Française
Rabbi Israel Miller to Speak at Menorah Seixas Open House
Rabbi Israel Miller head of an Orthodox Bronx synagogue will be the guest speaker at the Menorah Seixas open house today at four in Earl Hall. He will discuss the Orthodox position on the Reconstructionist Movement. Rhoda Levine promises very good refreshments.
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Israel Miller
Bronx
Menorah-Seixas
Earl Hall
Miller
New York Yeshiva College
Rhoda Levine
Menorah
Booth extends UN and San Francisco Conference booth week
P C Booth, chair of the Political Council, says the booth on Jake about the United Nations will stay for two more weeks. Pamphlets, bulletins, and a pocket book of UN decisions will be shown. May 6 13 is set for studying the postwar economy and UN role in future peace.
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Jane Weidlund
Political Council
Jake
United Nations
San Francisco
French Play Told With Colorful Costumes At Brinckerhoff
La Société Francaise presented Le Medecin Malgré Lui by Molière and Les Deux Timides by Eugene Labiche last Saturday at Brinckerhoff Theatre. Le Medecin Malgré Lui features seventeenth century costumes and a simple set. Les Deux Timides centers on the clash between two extremely shy individuals in an eighteenth century setting.
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la Société Francaise
Moliére
Eugene Labiche
Brinckerhoff
Knitting Bee at National Service Office Today
Knitting chairman Isabel Griffin of the National Service committee announces a knitting bee today from 1 to 5 at the National Service office. Wool and needles are supplied for helmets chest protectors sweaters gloves and other garments. committee member will assist. tea will be served.
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Isabel Griffin
National Service Committee
National Service Office
Chaplain Rice to Speak at Newman Club Meeting
Chaplain Otis Rice of Columbia University will address the Newman Club in the College Parlor on The Returned Veteran. Mary Brogan, president, says the talk will cover homecoming servicemen. The event is open to the college community.
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Otis Rice
Columbia University
Newman Club
Mary Brogan
Rice
Newman Clubs
Barnard
Columbia
Corpus Christi Church
Francis J. Sheed
Ward
England
Pre Med Meeting Features Surgical Films
Pre medical club presents moving pictures of operations this afternoon in the Conference Room from 4 to 6. Dr Gulielma F Alsop presides and details of proceedings will be shared. Davis and Geck surgical supply house lent the films. Refreshments served after the meeting.
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Gulielma F. Alsop
Davis and Geck
Barnard Hall Tenikoit and Archery Tournaments Planned
An AA notice invites girls to a Wednesday tenikoit tournament on the Barnard Hall roof at 4 pm with sign up posters on the AA Bulletin Board. Health Committee plans a Friday health bar in the Jungle, proceeds to Infantile Paralysis drive. An Thursday archery event at 3:30 pm at the Riverside range aims to prep Barnard for the Inter collegiate Women's Telegraphic tournament.
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Barnard Hall
Lawrie Trevor
AA Tennikoit
Barbara Hewettt
Riverside
Ruth Murphy
Barnard
Reimer Retires After Long Teaching Career
Professor Reimer ends a notable tenure this June, leaving a life of leisure with no firm plans yet. Students recall her lively lectures and rapid boards full of equations, praising her belief that women’s colleges prepare students for citizenship as well as men’s. Her future trips and adventures remain uncertain as she reflects on an era of influence and mentorship.
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Reimer
Professor Reimer
Wycliffe Club Social Honors Retiring President Jessie Scott
Bible Study Group A Wycliffe Club hosts a social meeting next Monday at four to honor retiring president Jessie Edith Scott. Refreshments served. All members invited and Bible study continues Fridays at three in the Little Parlor led by John Smith of Union Theological Seminary. An inter club conference on religious clubs was held last weekend at Camp Pratt Staten Island with several Wycliffe members in attendance.
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Wycliffe Club
Jessie Edith Scott
Little Parlor
John Smith
Union Theological Seminary
Camp Pratt
Staten Island
Wycliffe
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