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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1946

Page

4

English Dept Adds Poetry Radio Courses

Professor W. Cabell Greet announces two spring English courses. A three point poetry class meets Tuesdays 3 to 5 with John A. Kouwenhoven as instructor and exam essay on an additional poet. A two point radio course Writing for Radio is limited to 18 students with English 83 prerequisite and Greet permission.

William Vaughan Moody Hart Crane W. Cabell Greet Department of English John A. Kouwenhoven Harper’s Mark van Doren Moody Robinson Frost Sandburg Stevens Eliot MacLeish Crane Greet

UCA Views Varied Faiths At University Meeting

University Christian Association and Barnard committee met in the Conference Room to explore faiths beyond their own. Dean Virginia Harrington, Helen McShane, and Sarvis discussed creed worship and denominations including Lutheran Presbyterian Dutch Reform Episcopalian and Methodist. Reverend William Cole will speak at Earl Hall this afternoon on Protestant views of the Bible. A Barnard town meeting is planned for December to participate in the National Assembly of Student Christian Movements at the University of Thnynats.

University Christian Association Barnard Virginia D. Harrington Helen McShane Label Sarvis L.C.A

Teatime in French at La Maison Fran 'aise campus series

Bulletin describes a welcoming language club at Columbia University where students practice French through tea sessions and conversations. Mme Beatrix Sissen leads while Mme Lily Parker directs a weekday French library and Thursday conversation courses. Lectures, music, and dances supplement the program free of charge.

Mme Lily Parker Mme. Beatrix Sissen la Maison Frangaise

Drudgery Inc or Pass The Scotch

A humorous campus tale about a printer at fifty fourth street's Bulletin and a meddling editor. The piece hints at creative burnout, blank pages, and the possible influence of drink on newspaper production.

Drudgery, Inc Fifty Fourth Street Bulletin

Arts Club to Exhibit Photos in Odd Study

The Fine Arts Club opens its annual exhibit in Odd Study next week with photographic panels Frothate and Museum of Art. Professor Millard Merss from Columbia University will speak on the Committee For The Restoration Of Italian Monuments and the exhibit compares with a Metropolitan Museum show. The American Committee For The Restoration Of Italian Monuments Inc conducts a national campaign to salvage damaged master pieces, aided by the club’s drive to raise funds.

Fine Arts Club Millard Merss Committee For the Restoration of Miny Frothate and Museum of Art Cbt

WKCR Programs Offer Popular Music Records

WKCR offers five nightly programs showcasing pop and jazz records with informal host banter. Disk jockeys select records and discuss composers or anecdotes, while listeners request songs and comment from the back room. The Directors Guild drama program also features rotating directors and student script submissions.

WKCR

Music Club Presents Mari Taniguchi Solo Recital

Mari Taniguchi, a Japanese American soprano, is the soloist for a concert tonight at 8:30 in the College Parlor. Walter Golde of Columbia University will accompany on piano as the Music Club opens its season and invites college members to attend.

WKCR Joe Mary Mari Taniguchi Music Club Miss Taniguchi Walter Golde Department of Music Columbia

Newman Club Begins History Series With Inquisition Talk

Barnard Newman Club opened its series with a lecture on The Inquisition by Rev John K Dals. Father Daly explained church history and methods to help students understand Roman Catholic tradition. The November meeting also announced hosting Religious Emphasis Week events starting November 18, with sandwiches and tea served.

Barnard Newman Club Carbedre Church Hissory John K Dals Bephis Father Daly Mary Knaepen Tean Mane Hause New York

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