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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1944
Page
2
The Ways & Cues company holds stage readings for Julius Caesar as director Jose Ruben guides hopeful actors. New and old members fill the audience and stage with varied costumes while readings continue late into the night.
The Interfaith Council, led by Ruth Maier, announces a clothing drive through Barnard dorms for families of service members and veterans seeking work. Sally Ferris oversees the campaign starting November 8 with collection boxes on all dorm floors and discarded laundry items used in the effort.
The first Senior Tea in a three part series will be held Thursday from 4 to 5 30 in the College Parlor. About one third of faculty and administration have been invited and all Seniors are urged to attend. Ruth Bischoff, senior class social chairman, says entertainment and music will accompany refreshments.
Institute of Arts and Sciences programs at McMillin Theatre schedule talks by John Roy Carlson Josef Israels Henry C Wolfe and Horace Belshaw on November 6 13 20 and 27 Carlson author of Under Cover will discuss Saboteurs of the Peace Israels a NYT and SEP writer will speak on Operations on all Fronts November 14 21 and 27 feature Margaret Culkin Banning Stringfellow Barr and Carl Van Doren with topics The Middle Aged Middle West A New Order in Learning and Benjamin Franklin The First Great American. Also Daugherty and Ruzicka duo pianists John Mulholland magician Sinclair Lewis and Teresita Emilio Osta dancers plus motion pictures on big game hunting and Peru on November 10 and 17.
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve addressed Hewitt Hall dormitory students at the Annual Dean's Dinner praising retiring head Miss Helen Page Abbott after 25 years. Abbott will retire this year. The Dean noted dormitory management challenges and met freshmen and Executive Committee members, with Natalia Troncoso elected as new freshman representative.
The New School for Social Research offers an introductory music course taught by Ernest T. Ferand. Fifteen Tuesday evening sessions run from 6:30 to 10:10 focusing on rhythm melody harmony and forms with a psychological approach. Single admission is 1.50 and spring brings a Musical Therapy course discussing music's effects on health and education.
Students who did not receive the last Quarterly may obtain a copy now. The Spring edition, delayed to June, will also be available starting today from Jake.
The Interfaith Council forms a four member committee to coordinate weekly meetings at Earl Hall and plans monthly luncheons with notable speakers. A reception for Father Ford is set for November 6 with his trip report on November 23. A November 8 tea dance at Earl Hall opens to civilians and V 12s with a six piece orchestra.
At Earl Hall the Newman Club heard Father John K. Daly urge deeper practice with theory to revitalise religion. An open house tomorrow at 4 expects refreshments with no speaker.
Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg will open a lecture series on Essentials of Judaism and their Relation to Western Civilization this Wednesday evening November 8 from 7 30 to 9 in Earl Hall. A Johns Hopkins graduate and Smith lecturer he edits a bi monthly magazine on Jewish issues and wrote two books. A Q and A period will follow the talk. Sponsors are Warren Glaser Fred Hirshfield Iris Davis and Priscilla Block.
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