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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1940
Page
2
A schedule lists photo sessions for Mortarboard next week. Groups and classes from Representative Assembly to Junior Class are slated on December 2 to 6 at Barnard, Milbank, and other campus locations. The deadline for proofs is tomorrow.
The L.R.C. holds its second round table in the Conference Room on democracy and its survival in a world at war. Ellen Hammer, president, says informal talks aim to foster intelligent impartial thinking as members prepare for the International Relations Clubs Conference in Washington, D.C. on December 20 and 21. The club will send three delegates.
Novotna will perform in a benefit opera with a list of patrons and organizers. Tickets are on sale in the Riverside Building 9 to 5 weekdays and 9 to 12 Saturdays, priced from 1 to 7.50 dollars, payable to Jean Macalister, treasurer.
R. H. Macy and Company will run a series of tours during the Christmas holidays for students to see behind the scenes of a large department store. For exact times and dates, consult the Occupation Bureau.
The Busch Quartet performed Brahms and Ravel with noticeable pizzicato, though McMillin Theatre acoustics affected resonance. Beethoven’s quartet impressed, especially the lively second and fourth movements, while the finale showed Mozartan charm. Dean Gildersleeve hosted a Brooks Hall reception afterward.
Camp Committee lists open weekends at Barnard Camp for clubs and organizations in the College. Dates include November 29 30 1 January 10 11 12 February 28 12 March 14 15 16 March 28 29 30 April 4 5 6 April 18 19 20 May 2 3 4 May 9 10 11. Applications to Evelyn Kelley via Student Mail with a three dollar deposit.
The International Relations Club holds a tea this afternoon in the Conference room from 4 to 6. The Freshman Class meets at noon today in Room 304, Barnard Hall, a required gathering. A forum on Are We Good Neighbors will be in Brooks Cafeteria today at 12.
A regular meeting of the Representative Assembly is scheduled for next Monday at 12 noon in Room 304 Barnard Hall.
The Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs will give a joint Christmas concert in Barnard gymnasium at 8 30 p m on December 14 with no admission charge. Tickets are available from the Music Office 407 Barnard Hall.
Mrs Letitia Raubichek of the New York City Public Schools speaks today at noon for all speech students. The meeting is compulsory and held in Brinckerhoff Theatre.
The Newman Club will meet Tuesday in the Conference Room from 4 15 to 6 00. Hot chocolate and cookies will be served. Speakers are not yet announced. The college is invited to attend.
The Residence Halls musicales take place on Thursday evenings in John Jay and are open to Barnard students. Weekly programs are posted in Brooks Hall for review and schedule.
Wigs And Cues Players in Berkeley will rehearse tonight from 7 to 9 39 in the Theatre. Two more rehearsals are set for tomorrow from 3 to 6 30 and Sunday from 2 to 6 in the Theatre.
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