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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1938
Page
2
The letter discusses the Curriculum Committee's role in shaping the college program. It notes progress in consolidating Psychology courses and expanding student input through a standing committee. It invites broader student discussion and details issues like language requirements and honors courses for consideration.
The Spanish Club held its second meeting on Monday November 14 at 4 pm in the College Parlor. First year students performed the comedy My Spanish Sweetheart written by Professor Dorado. Recitations were by Sherril Cannnold Doris Prochaska Vivian Midonick Vivian Greenbaum and Virginia Cheney with a duet Mi Viego Amor sung by Gladys LaGuardia and Frances Ricketts. The first year class under Miss Helen Hirsch sang three Spanish tunes. Advanced students performed native dances directed by Senora Sofia Novoa. Madame La Bastille will discuss Latin American dancing with small groups for two days. Ruth Stibbs presided. The next meeting on December 12 will feature the annual Christmas play.
The Columbia Student Christian Council invites all students to a semi annual dinner in the Men's Faculty Club on Tuesday at 6 p.m. Dr Henry Smith Leiper will speak on Christian Integration in a Disintegrating World. Tickets cost 75 cents and are available from Mrs Read and council members.
Louie Comer chairs the Curriculum Committee appointing students as departmental representatives across geology economics Spanish botany anthropology history Italian government Latin psychology zoology English music French physics German religion economics and English majors assisting. Additional appointments to ensure full departmental representation. Prominent alumnae to appear in Information Please program December 6 at 7 13 p.m. in the College Parlor to answer questions on vocations. Attendees include Louise Schlichting Macy s Emily Burt Vocational Adjustment Bureau Betsy Ann Schellhass advertiser Marion Boyd Boyd and Manning Employment Agency Mrs Louise Brophy author Tf Women Must Work. Program planned by Barbara Deneen 39 Vocational Committee and Katherine S. Doty Occupation Bureau and Mrs Dudley Miles Jumnae Vocational Committee.
The deadline for the return of all the Mortarboard proofs of the junior pictures is Saturday, November 19. They may be mailed in if necessary.
The Menorah group will meet at four o clock this afternoon in the College Parlor. Members are cordially invited to attend and tickets for the Menorah theatre party are on sale from Helen fubricant or Miriam Margolies. Tickets cost 1.10 and 1.65 for the evening performance of Danton's Death on November 28.
Dr Gulielma Lsop will address the Wycliffe Club this afternoon at four in the Conference Room. The subject is The Christian's Attitude Toward Health and a lecture followed by tea will be open to the entire college.
The annual Barnard Thanksgiving Service is set for Tuesday at 1 10 in St Pauls Chapel with seating reserved for Barnard students. Reverend Henry Sloane Coffin, president of Union Theological Seminary, will deliver the address.
All members of the Bulletin staff are required to attend a meeting in the Bulletin office at noon today.
The P.E. department announces the pool will be open daily from 10 to 11 once and from 2 to 5 inclusive. No instructor needed but at least two approved life savers must be present. Eligible students who passed theBarnard life saving exam include Virginia Brach Ruth Cummings Marjorie Davidow Elaine Hildenbrand Evelyn Hoole Grace Maresca Dorothy Needham Joan Rich Jane Seymour and Virginia Wodke.
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