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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1945
Page
2
Residence Halls bulletin boards feature city events planned by the Cultural Activities Committee. Art, Theatre, and other subcommittees organize quizzes, Hayden Planetarium tickets, Opera Box drive, and cue magazine reviews. Plans include a dorm Art Show after Christmas and a photography show next term.
Ruth Clark the master archer won the junior Archery Contest. The program was planned by AA Board led by Dolores Drew, AA president. Miss Marion Weber refereed the event and the active class participation encouraged AA for bigger activities.
Twenty two sailors spending Christmas at sea will receive gift boxes from dorm students. Mildred Reed, Red Cross chairman, announced the project with items such as stationery, pocket books, candy, address books, wallets, brushes, and harmonicas. Cards and festive wrappings accompanied the gifts.
The Barnard AA Folk Dance party is set for Friday evening in the gym. Miss Betty Jeanne Horner will be the pianist with Miss Margaret De Haan and Profess or Margaret Holland among the callers. Dancing runs 7:30 to 10, with punch and doughnuts served.
Peppino Mangravite of the Columbia art staff will be guest speaker at today's Fine Arts Club tea from 4 to 6 in the Conference Room. He has Guggenheim Fellowships from 1932 and 1936 and three government mural commissions.
The Faculty Committee on Student Affairs hosts a dinner for Student Council Wednesday evening in Barnard Hall. The agenda includes college affiliations with outside organizations and topics from the vocational committee and occupation bureau.
Professor Isadore Rabi, Nobel Prize in Physics laureate and Columbia University physics chief, will address the Menorah Seixas open house at 4 PM. A talk on The Relations of Religion and Science is postponed this week for Election Day and will resume next week. Plans include a dance with a dental school fraternity for Barnard Menorah Society members.
The Writers' Workshop at Club Hotel extends membership applications until November 15, not November 5 as previously stated. Interested students should notify Sally Forbes via Student Mail.
Miss Helen Turnbull director of Windham House for about thirty Episcopalian girls studying religion and doing field work in New York will speak at the U C A chapel service Wednesday at noon. Turnbull formerly worked with Radcliffe Smith Wellesley and other New England colleges as field adviser to the college committee on student work for the first province.
A Barnard group from religious clubs led by Ruth Murphy visited Everybody's Thrift Shop last Friday at Community Service invitation. Members included Elsie Koepner Ellen Harry Lorna Pitz Vera Dettweiler Mary Ricketson and Judith Brim berg. Community Service will invite other groups to visit on Fridays during Barnard management.
The Wycliffe Club holds its next meeting Monday November 12 from four to six at Charlotte Hyak 746 president announces two Union Theological Seminary speakers Theodore Mauck discusses Contemporary Theological Problems and Raymond E Gibson addresses Religious and Moral Implications of Contemporary Politics with refreshments served after the talks.
Patricia Groesbeck, senior social chairman, urges all seniors to attend the Senior tea this Thursday from 4 to 5 30 in the College Parlor. Faculty guests have been invited.
About two thirds of the Barnard Glee Club attended a Hallowe'en party in Brooks Hall Living Room last Tuesday evening from 7 30 to 10. Old members hosted for the new, with lanterns candy cider and doughnuts. Frances Lanza president directed the plans.
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