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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1940

Page

3

Charm lecture urged college women to cultivate poise

Miss Mildred Wedekind, assistant to Elizabeth Arden, told Barnard freshmen to begin self analysis in the mirror to gain efficiency and charm. Miss Agnes Wayman reported class test results naming Miss 1944 as Barnard’s tallest freshman, 17 years old, 128 pounds, with strong vitality and good posture but some emotional instability.

Mildred Wedekind Elizabeth Arden Agnes Wayman Miss Wedekind Wayman Barnard

Honor Chairman Clarifies Code

The Barnard campus notices warn that using a ghost writing service violates the Honor Code which requires that work be original. The Honor Board will handle violations under Honor System regulations. Doris Williams, Chairman of Honor Board.

Barnard Honor Board Doris Willams

Berkeley Square at Brinckerhoff Theatre Drama Club Review

Wigs and Cues presents John L Balderstone's Berkeley Square on Friday and Saturday December 6 and 7 at 8 30 pm. Frances Phelps leads the Staging Committee with props ready by Monday. Artist V Lucia Quintero paints Peter Standish as the time theme explores past present and future and a man who can live in all three.

Barnard V. Lucia Quintero Peter Standish Berkeley Square

Benefit Opera for Barnard Scholarship and British War Relief

Alumnae Association sponsors a benefit performance of Massenet Afanon at the Metropolitan Opera House on Friday afternoon January 10. Stars include Madame Jarmila Novotna Richard Crooks and John Brownlee with Wilfred Pelletier conducting. Funds this year go to Barnard scholarships and British war relief. Mrs. Robert P. Rhoades chairs the committee with Miss Jean Macalister treasurer and other members listed.

Massenet Metropolitan Opera House Madame Jarmila Novotna Richard Crooks John Brownlee Wilfred Pelletier Madame Novotna Manon Barnard Barnard Scholarships British War Relief Robert P. Rhoades Jean Macalister P. Randolph Harris Florrie Holzwasser

Second Busch Concert Draws Capacity Audience

The Busch Quartet drew 1200 attendees for the second concert in the series. Adolph Busch and colleagues performed Brahms Brahms Opus 51 Number 1 in C minor, Ravels Quartet in F major, and Beethovens Quartet in B major Opus 130.

Adolph Busch Gesta Andreasson Karl Doktor Hermann Busch William J. Mitchell Brahms Ravel Beethoven Mitchell Busch Quartet

Reminder on Speaker Policy for Barnard student meetings

Announcement restates Barnard College policy that no outside speaker may address a meeting without approval from Dr. Grant, Executive Officer of the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs. It urges preapproval for events involving external organizations, noting broad student autonomy with upper level oversight. Virginia C. Gildersleeve, Dean.

Barnard College Grant

Drama Students Present Four Original Plays

Drama students stage four original pieces in Brinckerhoff Theatre for British War Relief next Tuesday at 1 10. The program blends pantomime and melodrama with wartime and local themes, featuring Jolan Sawyer Beatrice Belis Irene Lyons Grace Barrett Alice Gershon Sue Whitsett and others in works by Margaret George and Gertrude Leighton.

Kentucky England Brinckerhoff Jolan Sawyer Beatrice Belis Helen Taft Georgia Sherwood Margaret George Man Irene Lyons Mary Jane Heyl Grace Barrett Helen Rudd Owen Alice Gershon Sue Whitsett Roberta Hadley Gertrude Leighton Maryiann Kurtz Jean Sawyer Virginia Smith Helen Owen Reine Tracy

Christmas Formal Dance Opens Bri tish War Relief Drive

Friday December 13 marks the dorm formal start of the Christmas season. Brooks Hall dining rooms will be open for a warm, festive night as Nancy Wagner leads the drive to raise funds with $2.25 per guest. Invitations extend to Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve and several doctors and ladies, with bids obtainable from Mary Sirman through Student Mail.

Brooks Hall Nancy Wagner Rome Virginia C. Gildersleeve Richard Youtz Julius Held Christina P. Grant Helen Page Abbott Mary Sirman

Must Register For Employment Now For Seniors

Seniors are reminded that the occupation bureau should have the registration cards for post graduate employment before Christmas. Late registrants may hamper assistance and some tentative orders for next year have already come in. Katharine Scoty

Occupation Bureau Tas Katharine Scoty

Faith Groups Hold Assembly On Religion In War

The Interfaith Council sponsors an all college assembly on Tuesday December 10 at 1 10 in the gymnasium. Catholic Rabbi Jewish and Protestant speakers will discuss The Place of Religion in a World at War from their faiths perspectives.

Gouverneur Paulding David de Sola Pool J. W. Moldenhower Paulding the Commonweal France L’esprit Pool 91St Street Central Park West Synagogue Forum Council of America Moldenhawer First Presbyterian Church West 12 Street

Ask Facts To Combat Propaganda At Defense Forum

At the defense forum Psychology Public Opinion and War Professor Richard Youtz urged doubt toward all heard claims until objective evidence is obtained. He defined propaganda as influencing others and argued education may be mislabeled as not propaganda. He described three propaganda fronts in war and two steps to attach attitudes to existing beliefs, noting plausibility drives acceptance.

Richard Youtz Psychology Department Youtz

Barnard Freshman Aids Police In Campus Car Theft Capture

Jean Claire Walsh a Barnard College freshman helped New York Police arrest a sneak thief on Columbia Campus on November 20. The suspect fled after stealing a parcel from a car on Claremont Avenue and was chased to 116th Street near the sundial. Loot was returned and the crook jailed. Walsh enjoyed the thrill and says detective stories are better seen on the big screen.

Sherlock Holmes Jean Claire Walsh New York Columbia Campus Jean Claremont Avenue Barnard 116Th Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arden Drama Club War Relief John L. Balderstone S “Berkeley Brinckerhoff Theatre Frances Phelps Alumnae Novotna By Phyllis R. Carrie Virginia C. Gildersleeve, Dean Interfaith Council Anne Yale
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