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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1949
Page
4
A Barnard College letter urges liberal students to organize a new student club to represent moderate views amid polarization. It notes existing groups and calls for a meeting next week to decide if the liberal element should form a campus organization and pursue a program based on liberal opinion.
Miriam Goldman fifty was unanimously elected president of the Debate Council after Barbara Moskowitz fifty resigned. The council plans a full season with Columbia as the opener and debates with standard and Barnard newcomers, home and away, possibly a New England tour. Meetings are Wednesdays at noon in Room 405 Barnard Hall and Amelia Coleman fifty invites interested students to join.
The Columbia University Film Society opens a four month Thursday series at McMillin Theater featuring a US cartoon Brotherhood of Man a British documentary Night Mail and a French feature Poil de Carotta with English titles. Affiliate of Columbia Educational Films membership blanks at 413 West 117 Street. Members get library access.
Grayson L. Kirk was announced as Columbia University’s fifth provost by President Dwight D. Eisenhower. He will assume duties November 1 and has led Columbia’s International Relations program and European Institute. Kirk has long served in government and political science and contributed to U N security discussions.
Columbia University Players announce Much Ado About Nothing as December production with auditions October 12, 18, and 14 and first rehearsal October 17. Joe McDermott, new president, seeks composers for a background score. office contact at 409 John Jay Hall. The triangle of three major shows includes an all male Varsity finale, with officers Dawson, Ullerich, Spoliansky, and Nordquist named.
The carnival showcases museum style booths from Camp Committee and others with hot dogs, songs, and curios. German, French, Spanish clubs present cultural displays. Wigs and Cues perform Thornton Wilder’s The Angel on the Ship at four. Various student groups, Greek games preview and a junior show scenes.
The Erratum Bulletin notes a correction for Monday October 3 issue. Conditioning exercises meet on Wednesdays and Fridays at 9:00 a.m. instead of Mondays and Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m. as previously stated.
A Barnard seminar on Tuesday October 4 gathered student leaders to learn parliamentary procedure and the Undergraduate Constitution. Nani Lengyel chaired the event with Diana Crane Shirley Clark and Anne Marie Fackenthal presenting on charter rules publicity and bulletin board use.
American students may join Letters Abroad by writing to World Affairs Council of Philadelphia at 1411 Walnut Street Philadelphia PA 2. Each writer should state age and interests to pair with a foreign correspondent. The program aims to foster peace through cross border exchanges with translations provided when needed.
Miss Huntington urges student participation in class meetings and club activities as Friday's carnival promotes closer club coordination. A sale of appointment books aims to raise 5000 for the Development Plan, and the newly formed college octet performed Barnard Forever before prizes were awarded in the song contest.
In a rain soaked scene the Abbey Players' Irish town drama exposes hypocrisy and humanity. Ma the prophecy maker and the kind priest deliver two standout performances. The film’s power lies in denying the title as saints and sinners blur into mixed, complex souls.
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