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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1954

Page

4

Campus Dormitories Undergo Improvements

The largest project was building new coin operated laundry facilities in Hewitt Hall. Delayed equipment delivery affects completion. Linoleum added to twenty nine rooms and furniture refinishing occurred. Eighteen new furniture sets installed in both residence halls. Brooks Hall redecorated including lounge and music room. Lobbies and floors painted. Milbank Hall Greenhouse and Barnard Annex painted. Tennis court fence repair completed.

Hewitt Hall Forrest L. Abbott Barnard Hewitt Brooks Hall Milbank Hall

Water Ballet Command Performance planned by Swimming Committee

The Swimming Committee presents its annual Water Ballet titled Command Performance on December 9 and 10, marking the first year of two performances. Twenty five girls rehearse numbers including Pavanne, Jeanine, La Comparsita, and In The Mood with a diving display. Liz Heavey chairs the committee Fern Yates advises. Anne Harotounian serves as MC Sandy Domini accompanies. tickets are free from December 2 through performance day.

Pavanne Jeanine Terry Gamba Liz Heavey

Profs Manuscripts on Nineteenth Century English Art Criticism

Professor David Robertson pursues a major study on how criticism of nineteenth century English art was shaped by and resisted doctrine. Begun last February with Howard Foundation support, the work aims to assess its literary and visual dimensions and is not expected to finish soon.

David 4A. Robertson England Robertson Howard Foundation

Hi Fi Concert Offers Variety

The sixth in the current series of high fidelity music concerts will be presented Monday at 3 30 in the Gertrude Rich room Milbank Hall. Selections include Beethoven string quartet op 132 Berlioz Romeo and Juliet Part II Stravinsky Petrouchka and Wagner Prelude and Liebestod from Tristan and Isolde.

Gertrude Rich Milbank Hall Beethoven String Quartet Berlioz Stravinsky Petrouchka and Wagner Prelude and Liebestod

Woodbridge Lecture Series Concludes Friday

Clarence I Lewis professor emeritus of philosophy at Harvard College finishes the fifth Woodbridge Lectures on The Ground and Nature of the Right with a final talk titled The Rational Imperatives and Ethics. The lectureship began in memory of Woodbridge with funds from his 1940 bequest to Columbia University and has been delivered triennially since 1943.

Clarence I. Lewis Harvard College Woodbridge Harkness Theater Butler Library Frederick James Eugene Woodbridge Columbia University Sheldon Yale University Adams University of California Lamprecht Amherst College

Seeger Presents Folk Music Series at McMillin Theater

Peter Seeger will lead a Thursday evening series at McMillin Theater running October 21 to January 20. The program covers English Scottish balladry African spirituals and immigrant influences with banjo performances and author notes. Enrollment costs five dollars for the full series or 150 per lecture.

Peter Seeger The Institute of Art and Sciences McMillin Theater England Scotland Europe Asia

Treasury office hours change announced by Cynthia Bachner

The Undergraduate Treasurer Cynthia Bachner announces the office has moved to Room 4 in the Annex. Office hours remain Tuesdays and Fridays from noon to 1 p.m.

Cynthia Bachner Annex

There Are Crimes and Crimes at Minor Latham Drama Workshop

Tickets go on sale for August Strindberg play There are Crimes and Crimes presented by the Minor Latham Drama Workshop. The work opened last night and will run two more performances starring Peter Gray of stage and television among others.

August Strindberg Minor Latham Drama Workshop Jake Peter Gray

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