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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1945
Page
3
M. Lionel Vasse, Consul General of France, will speak to the French Club tomorrow at 4 in the College Parlor. He will discuss the French elections and the Constituent Assembly followed by an English Q and A. He aided General de Gaulle after breaking with the Vichy government.
Funds from students, faculty, and benefit drives reach 671.72 within two weeks of the drive’s opening. Betty Jayne Smith announces progress as the semester push gains speed with a second cake sale and a clock of events. Alice Hansen reports key contributions including student 425.25 and faculty 100.106.07 from cake sale and football raffle.
Wigs and Cues stages John Webster tragedy The Duchess of Malfi on Friday and Saturday December 7 and 8. Tickets go on sale Monday at noon. student subscriptions 25 cents and adults 50 cents. Leora Dana Raiford Ragsdale Ann Murphy head the cast with Enen Goepper Clare Sheil Bette Rubenstein Clare Visconti Sheila St Lawrence Harriet Berg Ellen Violett and others. Directed by Jose Ruben with Ann Ford stage manager and Phyllis Buckgaber assistant production manager.
The Representative Assembly voted to reintroduce sterling silver Bear Pins, Senior Proctor Keys, and Student Council keys for this year. An amendment to Article II Section 1 would limit term lengths for several officer roles. Jane Weidlund is eyed as a panel leader for the Model United Nations conference.
Virginia Gildersleeve to retire as Barnard College dean by June 30, 1947. She had earlier proposed retirement in 1943 but wartime delays kept her in post. Since 1911 she has led Barnard and now intends to devote time to international affairs with related organizations.
Free tickets available for the Barnard College and Columbia College joint fall term concert led by Mr. Igor Buketoff. The program features Bach Holst Gilbert and Sullivan Schuman and other composers with separate Barnard and men's club numbers and a joint finale. A dance follows in Brooks Hall Living Room.
The Political Council will sponsor a town meeting chaired by Margaret Weitz on Monday December 10 at 4:00 in the Conference Room. The program includes talks on Barnard political clubs and allied outside organizations, and a plan to erect a permanent information booth on campus to discuss current issues including an atom bomb exhibit led by Nancy Elmendorf and Elaine Ryan. The Council is surveying student participation in world affairs with eight question questionnaires sent to about 135 U S colleges to inform Representative Assembly actions.
Nejla Izzedin, sponsor and representative of the Arab League, will address a Political Council meeting next Thursday November 29 at 4:00 in the College Parlor. She will discuss Arab Nationalism and Its Significance in the Present Day, speaking as a delegate of the federation formed by seven Arab states whose Cairo charter was signed March 22, 1945.
Today is the final day for El Circulo Hispano to sponsor a baby pictures exhibit of the faculty in the Conference Room from 11 to 4. A ten cent admission benefits the National War Fund and visitors vote on the cutest baby with four prizes awarded to winning infants. Last Tuesday the group held its Fiesta with a Carmen Rodriguez recital and Spanish songs by Pilar Arcos and Marta Obergon, plus Amparo Fernandez Villegas. Refreshments were served.
Miss Marina from Elizabeth Arden's Charm School describes glamorous posture at a tea sponsored by Health Committee this afternoon at 4. Barbara Hewlett AA health chairman urges attendance for advice and a posture contest on December 13. Tomorrow marks the deadline for the badminton tournament second round.
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