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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1932

Page

4

Seals Urges 1936 Schedule For Voice Recordings

Mrs Seals requests freshmen with appointments to arrive punctually for voice recordings. If unable to attend, notify her beforehand. Questionnaires must be answered and left in the box in Bank Hall within twenty four hours after recording to avoid delays.

Barnard Students Highlight Dance Health Camp Aims

Speakers at Barnard emphasized dance study and health as core aims of physical education. Miss Bush lauded Barnard as a pioneer in dance, noting a successful dance symposium and plans for a new one. Helen Cahalane praised Barnard Camp and urged new attendees to join, while Betty Armstrong described health as an integral part of campus activities and a goal to maintain high standards.

Miss Bush Barnard Helen Cahalane Betty Armstrong

Braun recommends German talking films for language study

Dr Braun proposes weekly showings of German talking films to help students hear spoken German. The German Department seeks student observations on the experiment and reduced rates are available at the Columbia University Bookstore. It offers a live language experience and boosts comprehension as phrases move from exercise books to real usage.

Braun Columbia University

Forties Try Out For Wigs And Cues Play

Forty girls auditioned for seven roles in Black-Eyed Suan a nautical and domestic drama in two acts by Douglas Gerald under Agnes Morgan at Wigs and Cues. Casting hoped this week for December 8 and 9 College performance.

Miss Morgan Neighborhood Playhouse Grand Street Follies

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Irs Seals Dr. Braun Broadway Sarah E. Cary Susan Gerald Gantley Food Shop, Inc Gantley’s 114Th St Altora Residence Club Rotary Public University Lohden Bros., Inc N. C. Wyeth Captain Kidd The Tob 2009
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