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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1956

Page

3

Campus Politicos Form Motorcade

Democratic activit on campus gains momentum with Adlai E. Stevenson’s return to New York. About thirty cars with Columbia and Barnard volunteers will depart for LaGuardia Airport at 3:00 p.m. to meet the candidate, then stop at the Biltmore Hotel. At 8:00 p.m. volunteers will rally at Madison Square Garden to hear Stevenson and party leaders.

New York Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson Columbia Barnard Volun Teers LaGuardia Biltmore Hotel Madison Square Garden Commodore Hotel Biltmore Young Democrats Morningside Committee Liberal Party Philip C. Jessup Helen Gahagan Douglas

C U Teacher Distinguishes Three Kinds of Love

Professor Herbert W. Schneider of Columbia University spoke at Barnard College on distinguishing love among three types: love of God, love between two people, and love of a neighbor. He said commanded love cannot be imposed, while faith rests on devotion and God’s love transcends obligation.

God Herbert W. Schneider Columbia University Barnard Schneider Professor Schneider

Professor Brown on Classical Style in Art Lecture

Professor Frank Brown of Yale discusses classical style linking beauty to Pythagorean symmetry. He argues beauty is intrinsic yet attainable by skilled artists who follow object dimensions and align with tradition and current taste. He compares ancient clarity of thought to modern interpretation.

Frank Brown Yale Department of Classics Brown

Freshman Presidential Candidates Address Class Of ’60

The class heard Mar jorie Donnelly Isabel Marcus and Sally Ryder the final candidates for class president discuss plans for class activities at a Thursday meeting. Final balloting is today on Jake and continues tomorrow with nominating speeches by Jeudi Boylan Julie Sokol and Suzanne Evans on behalf of the three candidates. The candidates called for a unifying class spirit to pass as a legacy to future freshmen.

Marjorie Donnelly Isabel Marcus Sally Ryder Jake Jeudi Boylan Julie Sokol Suzanne Evans Miss Donnelly Miss Marcus Miss Ryder

Fall Dances Highlight Foreign Students and Athletic Group

The Foreign Students' Club and the Square Dance Committee announce fall dances within two weeks. The Foreign Students' event at Earl Hall Auditorium Friday October 26 runs 9 pm to 1 am with Gordon Gallo’s orchestra from Juilliard. Tickets go on sale at Jake all week.

Foreign Students’ Club The Athletic Association International Students’ Club of Columbia Earl Hall Gordon Gallo Julliard School of Music Jake International Students’ Club Barnard

Memorial Service for Professor Frederic Hoffherr

A memorial service for Professor Frederic Hoffherr will be held on Wednesday October 24 at 4 30 p m in St Pauls Chapel. Barnard and Columbia communities are invited to attend in his memory. Donations may be given to the Barnard Fund. Hoffherr retired from Barnard in 1953 after seventeen years as executive officer of the French department and chaired the French department at Columbia College from 1927 to 1936.

Jessup Columbia American Bar Association United Nations General Assembly Douglas Barnard Congresswom Frederic G. Hoffherr St. Paul's Chapel Hoffherr Barnard Fund Columbia College Barnard Hall

Roosevelt Javits to address campus assembly on campaign issues

On campus tomorrow the Political Council hosts a joint platform talk with Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt and NYS Attorney General Jacob Javits. Each will give a 15 minute speech on key political issues followed by an open Q and A.

Jacob Javits Mrs. Roosevelt Political Council Eleanor

Barnard Starts Typing Course for Beginners and Advanced

Mrs. Claire Lux leads typing classes at Barnard Hall Brewster Room. The beginner course runs 16 weeks, starts Oct 30, meets Tuesdays 4 30 to 6 30 p.m., costs 30 dollars. The advanced eight week course begins Nov 8, meets Thursdays 4 to 6 p.m., costs 15 dollars. Enrollment capped at 25 with senior priority. sign up at Placement Office by Oct 26.

Claire Lux

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Campus Politicos University By Andrea Lopen C.U Jazzob Javits Eleanor Roosevelt By Sue Levitt Marjorie Dozxnelly and Isabel Marcus Roosevelt New York State
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