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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1929
Page
4
November picture taking brings Mor tarboard requests and Alumni efforts. Barnard Hall's 106 room offers six photo cards at thirty cents per set with envelopes included. Use them as Christmas cards, invitations, tally cards or keepsakes for friends and family.
The Barnard Chamber Music Ensemble invites Barnard students with non piano instruments to join. The group, a regular Music Department course, offers credit with other music theory or history courses. The aim is to form varied four hand and larger piano groupings, currently seeking a cellist to diversify arrangements.
J H Dickinson urged writers to rethink creation as a new order of construction with economy of paper stage and labor. The prominent dramatist warned modern writing grows wordy while endorsing irony over romance in male female relations and urged focus on intellectual themes and energies in relationships.
The Newman Club held a Thanksgiving bridge on November 23 at John Jay Hall with about sixty attendees including club members, guests, and students. Rev. George B. Ford and faculty adviser Miss Mary O'Donnell attended. hall decor followed black and orange. A buffet followed the game, served by Columbia boys and girls pouring tea, with hopes for another bridge once Newman Hall is ready.
A new Morningside Branch of the Socialist Party formed at Columbia during the mayoral campaign. About ten Barnard, thirty Union Theological Seminary, and remaining Columbia students are involved. Franz Daniels of Union Theological Seminary leads organizing, invites all university schools to join. Members plan study groups, debates, a circulating library, bibliographies, and possible printed material.
Miss Woolf of Dillon Reed and Company and Mrs. Friedman of Abraham and Strauss will discuss large department stores. Martha Boynton Wheeler backs Macy’s. Mrs. Floyd Coleman of the Girls Service League covers social work. The event on December 4 from 4 to 5 30 p m invites students and graduates to exchange ideas and glimpse the future.
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