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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1957
Page
2
Professor Dorothy Bethurum head of the English department at Connecticut College for Women, spoke at the English Conference. She used Reynard the Fox to illustrate how humans judge the world by human terms.
The Barnard College Commuter Relations Committee announces the annex will be used as a parquet parlor from 6 to 9 pm and 9 to 3 pm until a new plan is set. A housewarming on November 22 will mark the space's use and invite Barnard students to join in.
Interviews with Jean De Hees, Assistant to the Dean of the Graduate School at Harvard University, are announced. Details and application forms will be posted on the Senior Bulletin Board or available from Mrs. Sharshad, Room 117 Mabank Hall.
The Barnard Placement Office asks students to return the office questionnaire and reminds seniors that the November 15 deadline for filing cards has passed. Forms are available in 12 Milbank Hall.
Barnard College unveils the Evening Parlor in 107 Barnard Hall to serve as a daytime relaxation space and a nighttime dating lounge. Furnishings include sofas lamps chairs and curtains funded by President Millicent C. McIntosh. The lounge will follow Barnard Hall hours.
The forum notes a surge of letters opposing change with only a few troublemakers in Little Rock. The writer hopes a presidential pass from Eisenhower will not be needed to get home this June.
A new series titled Music for an Hour opens Friday November 22 in the James Room at 5 15 pm. The first concert features a piano strings quintet by Hannel a Mendelssohn trio and a new string quartet by Walter Lear. Professor Hubert A Doris leads the series and invites interested musicians to participate.
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