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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1933

Page

5

Barnard Glee Club Announces Tryouts and Rehearsals

Barnard College invites undergraduates to try out for the Glee Club with retrials this month. Marguerite Dressner and Suzanne Strait announce open admission for variably skilled singers. Rehearsals run 4:30 to 6 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays in 408 Barnard with occasional joint sessions at McMillin Theatre.

Barnard Barnard College Glee Club Marguerite ‘Dressner Suzanne Strait Lowell P. Beveridge Columbia Glee Club McMillin Theatre

French Club Plans 17th Century Soiree

The French Club announces a November soiree with a 17th century theme at Casa. Members will wear period attire and perform a short play or concert by a local orchestra. Tryouts for performers will be held early next week, with patronage and guest lists to be announced next week.

Casa Es Arly

Scots Themed 1935 Mortarboard Yearbook Chosen

The 1935 Mortarboard yearbook selects a Scots theme with plaid clad lassies and bagpiping laddies. Georgiana Remer leads as editor while Sally Bright cuts price to 3.50 and Grace Chin Lee offers installment payments.

Mortar Board Georgiana Remer Sally Bright Grace Chin Lee G. Remer J. Hagerman A. Creagh Mead L. Dick D. Atlee S. Weinstock G. Chin Lee E. Cobb B. Askren

Barnard Quarterly to Debut End of October

Barnard College will publish the first issue of Quarterly, the literary magazine, by month’s end. Manuscripts and staff tryouts are open, with editor Marjorie Wright and Edith Kane overseeing selections and tests for literary and business roles.

Barnard Quarterly Barnard Marjorie van Alst Wright Quarterly Edith Kane Barnard Hall

Dean Knox Urges Christian Spirit to Ease European Tensions

Freshmen hear Chaplain Raymond Knox urge support for European students seeking democracy. He cites Spain’s optimistic push for democracy and warns of racing hatreds, stressing Christ’s spirit as path to peace. Tea for Mrs Knox and himself hosted by multiple college clubs with students and faculty present.

Europe Raymond Knox America Spain France Germany Yugoslavia Knox Dean Gildersleeve Professor Braun Weeks Phillips Evans Father Ford Rabbi Braunstein Kruger Margaret Gristede Rachel Gierhart Shelia Porteous New Zealand Mrs. Phillips

Barnard freshman urged to seek interest beyond family

Dean Gildersleeve told Barnard freshmen that general education forms the base. She urged every woman to have a life interest outside the family, be it a career, hobby, or remunerative pursuit, and noted the college helps with occupational guidance.

Barnard

Mme Vidon Varney French Lecturer At Barnard

Madame Jeanne Vidon Varney appointed as lecturer in French at Barnard after Miss Biéler's loss. She will lead phonetics and sections of French 1b and 3. Born in France, she earned a BA from UC, a Sorbonne diploma, and a PhD from the University of Paris. She taught at Grenoble and Middlebury and served in Paris phonetics institute.

Mme. Vidon Varney Barnard Miss Biéler Jeanne’ Vidon-Varney Madame Vidon-Varney France University of California Sorbonne Ecole de Préparation Des Profésseurs de Francais L’étrangér University of Paris University of Grenoble Middlebury College Institute de Phonétique de U'université de Paris

Bulletin Tea Today For All New Staff Applicants

Students wished to try out for any phase of bulletin work are invited to the tea in Bulletin Office on Friday October 6 at four o'clock. There are openings for reporting proofreading feature writing and business work on the staff.

Spanish Club Welcomes Returning Instructors

The Spanish Club and its friends welcome Misses Carolina Marcial Dorado and Caridad Castellano back to the college after illness. A luncheon is hosted today by advanced Spanish students. The club outlines plans for the year including regular meetings, teas, and short Spanish plays for the college, with the first slated for November. Students may join by signing with faculty or club officers.

Carolina Marcial Dorado Caridad Castelano Miss Dorado Miss Castellano

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Glee Club Colimbia + Glee Club Brahms Casa Italiana Barnard Dent Ts Dug Ds Aish Geetee Price Helen Brodie Quarterly i Marjorie Wright Religious Club Dorado Castellano
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