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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1946
Page
4
A Barnard reader questions why extra curricular events draw little interest and proposes stronger participation and publicity. The letter notes two potential causes, urges readers to try activities before judging them, and calls for a less partisan political club. It also warns about jacket and coat thefts at Barnard Hall and advises caution during crowded coat racks.
Barnard Newman Club speaker Father John K Daly discusses The Inquisition as the first in a series on The Catholic Church and History. Columbia Intercollegiate Zionist Federation plans November 12 talk at Earl Hall. Lutheran and Episcopal groups announce December events and a November 29 weekend at Barnard Camp.
Carrion will address the joint El Circulo Hispano and International Relations Club Friday at four in the College Parlor. The talk titled Cultural Contrasts in the West Indies will be delivered in English by Senor Carrion, dean of the History Department at the University of Puerto Rico. The meeting is open to the college with refreshments served.
A meeting of Deutscher Kreis was held Thursday in the German room in Milbank. The event was attended by members and featured a German cultural program.
Barnard events list for November includes Newman Club at College Parlor on Monday November 11, UCA panel on denominational data, William H. Davis talk for Government majors, Prof Randolph on English, Classical Club meeting, IAS group tea at Deanery, Earl Hall UCA program What Do The Protestants Think Of The Bible, and Music Club concert in College Parlor.
The event shifted to general folk singing led by Lydia da Costa 49 Steffanie Zink 47 and Hertha Haberlander 48. Games such as German charades were played and apples jelly doughnuts and cider were served.
The Music Club presents soprano Mari Taniguchi in a solo reci tal next Thursday evening November 14 at 8 30 in the College Parlor. Accompanist is Walter Golde of Columbia Music Department. Open to the entire college with many notables expected.
All juniors must return their proofs to Sarony Studios promptly once received to ensure their photos appear in the Mortarboard yearbook. The notice emphasizes timely submission to include the senior class portrait and official images.
The American Bureau for Medical Aid to China offers 20 000 dozen greeting cards donated by the Chinese Women's War Relief Association. Proceeds support public health projects medical and nursing schools in China. Cards in English and Chinese feature Chinese masterpieces. Available at Bulletin office 405 Barnard Hall priced one dollar per dozen. Order via Betty Lou Kirtley or Marilyn Gorman through Student Mail.
The Earl Hall Auditorium reopens with a coffee dance on Friday November 15 from 4 to 7 pm. Rita Molinelli chairs the event with recorded music featuring old favorites and new records. About one hundred tickets go on sale Thursday November 14 in Room 104 Barnard at fifty cents for Columbia men and Barnard day students who missed the last dance.
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