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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1945
Page
2
Newman Club met Monday at the College Parlor to discuss feminism. Father Daly led the talk noting feminism is an undefined sentiment pushing for a more respected and responsible place for women in modern society while the Church has raised women's dignity yet opposed a fully responsible social role and emphasized domesticity.
Collegium Musicum presents a program of eighteenth century symphonies performed from manuscripts loaned by Princeton University. The concert is tonight at eight in the College Parlor featuring works by Dittersdorf Stanitz C P E Bach and Abel. The college invites all to hear these rare sources.
Maurice Samuel noted author and lecturer will be guest speaker at the Seixas Menorah Open House on Monday November 12 at 4 00 P M He will discuss Jewish Tasks Today and has translated Sholem Aschs best sellers He has traveled globally including Palestine and his book The World of Sholem Aleichem won a national prize award
Barnard College Glee Club members attended a Columbia University Glee Club dance in Ear Hall last Thursday from 9 to 12. The two groups plan joint rehearsals on Thursdays from 6 to 6 in Room 408 Barnard Halls, leading to a combined chorus concert directed by Igor Buketoff of the Juilliard School on December 1.
Columbia Debate Council will meet Thursday at eight in the evening in the Conference Room to discuss whether the secret of the atomic bomb should be released to allies. Barnard speakers Betty Jayne Smith and Anna Chacho will argue for the affirmative under chair Helen Coupe.
The Societé Francaise met last Monday with Raymonde Lawrence and Carol Evarts performing songs by Charles Trenet. Lucienne Coen announced that M. Lionel Vasse, the French Consul General, will visit Barnard soon, likely around November 26. A library of French books is now available at 116 Brinckerhoff for borrowing.
Reverend Mr. George Forrel addressed the Lutheran Club last Monday as the initial speaker in a series arranged by president Dorothy Reuther 46. Prior to the talk, Lutheran and Wycliffe Clubs met for a joint tea in the Conference Room.
The University Christian Association sets "Personal Faith" as the month’s theme for open house meetings and chapel talks. Helen Turnbull spoke at the chapel service, followed by George Buttrick on Is Prayer Intelligent at Earl Hall. Dean Nicholas McKnight will lecture, with Nell Hutchinson to speak next.
Theodore March will discuss Contemporary Theological Problems and Raymond E. Gibson U S N R will address Religious and Moral Implications of Contemporary Politics at the Wycliffe Club tea today at four. Miss Hyak reminds members of the Wycliffe camp weekend set for February 22 24 and asks reservations.
The play Don Juan Tenorio was staged at Casa Hispánica. Teresa Escobal of Barnard and Eugenio Florit of Barnard’s Spanish department played Dona Ines and Don Juan respectively. The plot follows the ruthless lover whose deeds anger his father and endanger his soul, ending with his death and salvation by Ines’s prayers.
The Dean notes the United Nations will gain power and compares its rise to the expanding role of the U S federal government. He remarks on the rapid formation of the organization and the unexpected speed of its development.
The Morningside Nursery Center calls on Barnard students to participate. Girl and boy scout groups are invited to use the center as a meeting place. Programs include youth groups ages 13 to 15, swimming, basketball, holiday parties, and other community service efforts. Contact Clare Stein to sign up.
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