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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1970
Page
4
Barnard College announces a screening series and a November 5 coffee hour in Lehman Hall. The event lineup includes titles by Eisenstein Ford Godard and Truffaut, with dates through January and a tentative schedule for visitors.
The Activities Council presents an African Dance Festival at the McIntosh Center on Friday November 6 at 9 pm. Admission for non Barnard students is 50e.
Prof G R Elton of Clare College Cambridge will speak on The Tudor Revolution Twenty Years Later at Lehman Auditorium on Tuesday November 10 at 2 10 p m History Talk Tre Barnard and Columbia History Departments present the lecture Students are invited to join Emanon 1970 71 staff as editors contributors and business managers Positions open to freshmen and upperclassmen Emanon seeks fiction poetry essays criticism photographs and reviews Send selections to Travers Amsterdam No 10 or Marl Oartline Philosophy Library 208 Buller Library Contact 663 0217 Barnard College Bulletin seeks staff for February openings Contact Marge Ann Sullivan Sydney Ladenheim 280 4945 106 McIntosh Center The Bulletin offers theatre opera and film tickets in exchange for brief reviews
A panel on homosexuality will be held Thursday November 12 at 7 pm in the Evil Hall Auditorium. Featured speakers include Kate Millett and representatives from the Gay Liberation Front the Gay Activist Alliance and column women Liveranon.
The Bar n at Alumnae plans a winter issue piece focusing on student participation in electoral campaigns. The article highlights volunteers who worked for candidates including a New York senatorial hopeful and aims to correct details about James Stadley extension 3317.
The Thursday Noon Meeting presents two talks at the College Parlor. On November 5 Charles Davis and Herve Denis discuss Poetry from Haiti and Jazz from Harlem with lunch at 50 cents. On November 12 Anais Nin speaks on Questioning the Writer with lunch also 50 cents.
The McIntosh Activities Council stages Experiments in Movement a modern dance festival on Thursday November 12 at 9 p m Admission for non Barnard students is 50 cents.
The Morning Mail notes that book theft will persist without full cooperation of library users. It urges students and faculty to place requests directly with the librarian, highlights joint collection building by departments, and describes seminars and reference desk assistance to help undergraduates locate resources quickly.
Premedical students in the junior sophomore and freshmen classes are asked to sign their names on the Premedical Bulletin Board room 117, mil bank. Dance Uptown will present works by James Cunningham and Viola Farber. Sixty students will be cast for the performance. November 6 and 7 at 8 30 pm in the Barnard Gym. Admission is 2, 1 with CUID. Schedule of film classics at the Brooklyn Academy of Music 30 Lafayette Avenue Brooklyn November 4 THE MARK OF ZORRO 1920 with Douglas Fairbanks Sr and Marguerite de la Matte. November 11 HIGH AND DIZZY 1920 with Harold Lloyd and Mildred Davis. November 18 BLOOD AND SAND 1922 with Rudolph Valentino Lila Lee and Nita Naldi. November 25 STELLA DALLAS 1925 with Ronald Colman Jean Hersholt Belle Bennett and Lois Tan. December 2 SEVENTH HEAVEN 1927 with Janet Gaynor Charles Farr ell. December 9 WHAT PRICE GLORY 1926 with Victor McLaglen Edmund Lowe and Delores Del Rio. December 16 BEAU GESTE 1926 with Ronald Colman Neil Hamilton Ray Brian Noah Beery.
Senior deadlines for Fulbright Foreign Study and John Hay Whitney fellowships are November 20 and November 30 respectively. Details and applications are in the Dean of Studies Office 117 Milbank. Scandinavian Seminar invites applications for 1971 72 study abroad in Denmark Finland Norway or Sweden with language training family stay and independent study project and credits toward degree with tuition room board and transport set at 2200 and limited scholarships available.
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