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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
4
A party of students will visit Greenwich Village and Ishington Square this afternoon at three o'clock. The trip, organized by Kay Smiley, will give an intimate glimpse of the village shops and bustling streets. Sign on the stairs in Barnard Hall for interested participants.
The Spanish Club stages Don Juan Tenorio at Casa de las Espanas 435 West th Street on November 11 at 4 PM. Cast includes Petra Munoz as Don Juan Emma Rodavicz as Doña Ines and Becha as Don Luis Mejias directed by Amelia del Rio. A Spanish dancer performs tea served, proceeds support the Spanish Scholarship fund.
Publicity notes list officers and new members admitted this semester through try outs. Phyllis Machlin is president, Arlene MacDougall vice president, Dorothy Sachs business manager. New members cover costuming directing business publicity and acting roles with multiple named participants.
Continued from page 1 the issue notes 31 percent of the class smoke and describes a shifting approach to physical education for freshmen. Orientation term will precede a two thirds prescribed program aimed at correcting defects, followed by semi independent study next term. The department emphasizes a targeted program rather than a universal mass exercise.
The Barnard College music club formed to sponsor all musical activities, electing temporary officers at its first meeting on a Monday in November. It plans cooperation with the Glee Club and the presentation of instrumental programs and possibly operettas with Wigs and Cues, inviting passive members to attend a number of events.
The Dean’s Office releases an honors roster noting more senior students receiving honorable mention than last year. The list ranks by standing and includes Class of 1933 members such as Maxwell, Virginia Crook, Dorothy Pearl, Florence Ahrens, Evelyn Holmes, Mabel Crook, Catherine Lightbowne, Beatrice Ulsteen, Louise Giesey, Jean Prussin, Estelle Jones, and Ruth G. Imogene Jacobson.
Sixty members of the German Club gathered Monday to sing May songs and love songs. They discussed the upcoming play and annual Christmas party. President Iva Ellis urged member cooperation. Faculty attendees included Professor Puckett Braun and several Misses, and Professor Braun spoke on the Reichstag election.
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