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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1970
Page
4
There will be an exhibition of French lithographs from the XIX century from Professor Marguéite Mespoulet's collection on the 14th and 15th in the French room at 12 Milbank. The lithographs will be offered for sale.
Geography Department issues a caution about pollution and nuclear threats tied to population growth. The announcement highlights potential terracide risk from combined geo threats and calls for action to prevent catastrophic outcomes.
A cued intra mural swim meet is set for Thursday May 7 at 6 pm in Barnard Pool. Sign-up sheets are posted in the dorms and participation may count as a rec swim period.
An ice cream party will be held Thursday May 7 from 9 to 12 am at Mcintosh Center Mass bue Grass County Highbelt Admission is 25 cents.
Survival school offers a five to nineteen year old friendly program from May 5 to 19 1970 with no prerequisites or age limits. The $100 course led by Adventure Trails at Laughing Coy Ote Mountain near Black Hawk Colorado teaches intensive group family style instruction.
The Goddard Institute for Space Studies will host two lectures this month. On May 14 Dr Goetz Koertel of NASA speaks on The Solar Eclipse 1970 Preliminary Results, and on May 28 Dr Gerhard Borner of Max Planck Institute discusses Properties of Matter in Neutron Stars. Both start at 4 pm in the Third Floor Conference Room at 2880 Broadway NYC. Call UN 6-3816 for more information.
Student Forum presents films of local protest including To Die in Madad at Lehman Auditorium on Friday May 8 at 7 30 pm. Admission is free. For information contact Student Forum Officer ext 3174
Dance concert alumnae representatives invite 1970 graduates to attend the dress rehearsal and the Student Annual Spring Dance Concert featuring student works and Cliff Reuter. Hitchocks Film Series shows Spellbound at Lehman Auditorium with 75 cent admission. Anyone interested in class officer elections should sign up in CAO. elections May 13 at the Wine and Cheese Party hosted by the Alumnae Association. For info contact the Alumnae Office or Helen Hubert ext. 5335.
Barnard College highlighted a community paperback distribution effort led by the Book In Fund Committee. Iola S Haverstick and Beth Leif organized donations from Barnard students and staff, with about 300 dollars raised to fund roughly 150 books for third to fifth graders in PS 113 and 240 West 113th Street.
Italian Film Festival presents Olms's The Sound of the Trumpet screening on Friday May 8 at 5 30 and 9 30 pm. Located at Casa Italiana 117th Street and Amsterdam Ave with a donation of 1 dollar and 50 cents for students. Information via extension 2306.
Eileen Ford discusses the Ford Model in a College Parlor session set for Thursday at noon on May 14. The event promises insider insights into design and marketing from a leading industry figure.
Dora Eisenberg Plimpton and Susan Neuberger SM invite interested seniors to apply for Mortarboard. Submit qualifications or ideas and contact details. Only the Class of 1971 can form the Mortarboard.
An exhibit of new painting and sculpture by 18 graduate students of Columbia University opens Monday in the Rotunda of Low Memorial Library. The show runs through May 24 with hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekends. The exhibit is open to the public.
Nine student authors from Columbia School of the Arts read poetry and prose Tuesday in the Faculty Room of the Law Library near the Rotunda. Adjunct professors Stanley Kunitz and W. S. Pritchett introduced the event. The Rotunda display featured 50 paintings and 25 sculptures. a reception preceded the event Monday evening.
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