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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1938

Page

4

Dr. Rosenblatt Resigns to Take Brookin College Post

Louise Rosenblatt resigns as English instructor at Baruch after 40 years since 1929 to become an Assistant Professor of English at Brookin College. A Bard College graduate, she earned a doctorate from the University of Paris and created a survey course in comparative English and French literature.

Louise Rosenblatt Baruch Brookn College Rosenblatt Unard College Paris Theniversity of Paris

Folk Dancing Club To Greet Freshmen With Lambeth Walk

The Folk Dancing Club will host a freshmen welcome evening next Thursday from 7:30 to 10 p.m. in the gym. Don Chambers will direct with his European group performing Lithuanian Swedish and Finnish dances to piano accordion and horn. Guests will join in Portland Fancy Shoo Fly Oh Susanna and The Lambeth Walk as faculty and foreign exchange students receive special invitations.

Don Chambers Susanna Louise van Baalen Cozette Utech Charlotte Villanys Martha Anheney Antoinette Vaughn Marjorie Weiss Carolyn Brackenridge Marjorie Lawson Marion Lynn

Social Committee Aids Freshmen at Barnard College

The Social Committee, formed last year under Gertrude Boyd, aims to enhance social life for day students. It has twenty three members drawn from all classes and membership lasts for the student’s Barnard tenure.

Gertrude Boyd Barnard

Pianos Open for Barnard Students at Ten Cents an Hour

Four pianos are available for practice by Barnard students in Barnard and Milbank Halls at ten cents per hour. Students must visit the Comptroller's Office to reserve practice hours at their earliest convenience.

Barnard Milbank Comptroller’s Office

Columbia Orchestra Seeks Members for Dittler Conducted Season

Interested players urged to contact Professor Dittler or Doctor Simmons in 601 Journalism. Dittler will conduct the orchestra this year with concerts at McMillin Theatre and outings to out of town colleges along with member social events.

Columbia Orchestra Professor Dittler Doctor Simmons Dittler McMillin Theatre

Quarterly Art and Literary Staffs Meet at Noon

A meeting of the art and literary staffs is set for today at noon in the Quarterly office to discuss ongoing projects and planning for upcoming features.

Books In Demand At Exchange Listed

The list includes titles across subjects such as history biology economics and languages. Readers can find works by Dana, Evans, Heath, Mayer, Palgrave, Robb, Russo, Stevenson, and others. The collection features classics on English verse, ancient world history, and grammar guides.

Flaubert Madame Bovary Fryer and Henry Goodridge Guyer Hardig and Mullins Heath Larousse Heaton Europe Hollingworth Kittredge Shakespeare Klim Starkey and Hall Knapp—Vergil Love Maciver—Society Mayer and Scheriola Mesnard Moore Mullins and Smith Newman Palgrave—Golden Treasury Robb and Garrison Fine Arts Restortiefi van Hook Oxford Book of

Students See State Officials Conference Coverage

A report describes discussions on a Four-Power conference with Germany and Britain and France, noting Czech participation claims and a statement that Czechoslovakia was not invited as it was already on record. Colleges represented included Barnard, Vassar, Russell Sage, Columbia, NYU, Hunter, Brooklyn, and CCNY, with sponsorship by the Metropolitan College Newspaper Association.

Germany Hitler Schultz Malcolm Czechoslovakia Barnard Vassar Russell Sage Columbia New York University Hunter Brooklyn C.C.N.Y Metropolitan College Newspaper Association

Freshman Welcome Hosts Ties To College Life

Helen Geer chaired a reception for new students at her home and at others while Freshmen day students join groups of ten led by upperclassmen under Edwina Dusenberry. The groups will lunch together and attend teas at Miss McBride’s office.

Muaint Helen Geer Ann Meding Amy Krbecek Nansi Pugh Reine Tracy Priscilla Burge Edwina Dusenberry Miss McBride

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