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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1939
Page
4
Mortar Board plans a campus photography contest open to students and staff. Entries must depict campus scenes or people, with psychology of submission via the Student Mail or the poster box. The deadline is November 15, about three weeks away.
Among current musical offerings The Streets Of Paris stands out with Carmen Miranda and Bobby Clark delivering high energy acts. Too Many Girls opens with Rodgers and Hart tunes in a collegiate backstory and Abbott staging at the Imperial Theatre.
The piece details Barnard College Columbia College and Teachers College uniting to improve teacher prep. It notes gifts including a $100,000 donation by Ed Wanl S Harkness for scholar ship aid and the Kimball Fellowship Fund for a woman in Spain or a Spanish American country.
The Harvest Hop, directed by ee 40, is set for Friday November 3 from 9 30 to 1 00. Alice Willis 40 heads decorations, Muriel Byer chairs refreshments, Dorothy Slavin 40 leads the floor committee, Elizabeth Koenig 41 coordinates publicity with Lucia Quintero 42, and Margaret Whitten 42 oversees the orchestra committee.
At a Barnard College tea last Tuesday four presidential nominees shared their backgrounds. Nonni Killers from Red Hook Central School, Peggy Jackson of Brooklyn's Girls High, Mary Jo Jordan who studied in New Jersey, and Sally Lou Falk from Lincoln School outlined aims of broad student representation and class unity. Each stressed integration and inclusive leadership, signaling a cohesive freshman class outlook.
Professor Allard, recently retired Harvard French chair, will speak to La Societe Francaise in the College Parlor at four on Tuesday. He taught 33 years at Harvard and is directing a three month Racine and Moliere course at Columbia. His talk honors Racine's tercentenary and reflects his broad lecturing career.
The English department faculty will aid in selecting the show script and the music and lyrics committees are drafting components. Lorna Drummond chairs a schedule for December casting and January rehearsals after mid year exams. The central junior show committee lists Joan Roth as director with Mary Clohessy, Alice Marcel lus, Patricia Lambdin, Judith Johnson, Helen Taft, Georgia Sherwood, Phyllis Mann and Martha Lawrence in key roles.
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