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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1945
Page
2
The Menorah Seixas society opens a ten part series with a talk by Arthur Brenner defining religion as humanity seeking home in the universe and relating to a higher power. The group meets Tuesdays at 7:30 in the Bar Hall Dodge room with next topic on religion versus science.
CURC producer Tak Kako announces a shift from network focus to spotlighting individual programs this year. He cites the nightly Symphony Program from ten to two as an example and urges Barnard upperclassmen to help organize, noting abundant freshmen who lack direction.
Wigs and Cues announces auditions for John Webster’s The Duchess of Malfi for its fall production. The Elizabethan tragedy features more than fifteen speaking roles directed by José Ruben. Club members are urged to read the play and attend tomorrow at five in the Brink erhoff Theater.
Tamara Bliss announced at Action for Democracy welcome tea that Councilman Benjamin J. Davis will be guest speaker at the November 2 forum in the College Parlor. The group plans elections for a new co chair and a publicity committee to broadcast programs over CURC monthly.
Tony Barnard's foster child Tony appeals for help as only 10.68 has been raised since school opened. Adopted in 1944 from Sicily he hopes to train as a carpenter and asks American foster parents to provide fifteen dollars a month. A poster and box invite a penny a day from each student to aid Tony and other war relief children.
The Three Fishes swimming committee plans the Barnard annual water ballet and cannot find the record The Three Little Fishes in any store. They appeal to Barnard students to loan the record. Helen Whitecotton, chairman, can be contacted via student mail.
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