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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1934
Page
6
The article notes a concert sequence that feels confined to sonata form and delivers maudlin sentimentality in parts. It praises some lovely melodies yet finds the Brahms performance disappointing. It previews five remaining concerts featuring Clarence Adler, Boris Koutzen, a Sonata recital, and The Stradivarius.
The Newman Club held a tea on Thursday October 10 inviting faculty and new students. Hosts Edith Beechler Marie Ward Adelaid Patermo and Helen Sweeney greeted guests including Father George B Ford Professor Baldwin Miss Crowley and Miss Carbonara. Musical selections were performed by Barrere Salzedo Britt The Musical Art Quartet and the Budapest String Quartet.
A faculty student committee led by William Montague and Wilhelm Braun will present a summary of the week’s proceedings on Saturday November 3. Members include George Mullins Louise Rosenblatt Thomas Peardon Natalie Pachrach Sally Bright Elaine Goltz Vera Michael Suzanne Strait with Dean Gildersleeve and Diana Campbell as ex officio members.
The Circulo Hispano met in the Conference Room at four yesterday. Miss Laura Smith explained the Spain scholarship for 1933 to 1934 and Miss Flanagan shared summer experiences in Spain. Ellen Jacobsen, club president, outlined winter meeting plans as hostesses Dana Eaton and Shirley Sewards provided chocolate.
Suzanne Blatt and Suzanne Strait are listed among students. The Peace Week committee is headed by Gertrude Rubsamen and Betty Simpson.
Harvard officials report a shift away from lecture based requirements toward student independence with more time for personal work in field. The plan includes no attendance or probation for upperclass courses and no midyear exams. Columbia University meanwhile has exams starting after final classes.
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