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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1947
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin lists staff roles including Editor-in-Chief Mary Wilson and managing editor Betty Pobanz. It notes publication semi weekly during the academic year, with a subscription rate of 3 dollars yearly and 10 cents per copy, issued by Barnard College students.
The essay discusses Father Gerald Walsh’s fourfold integration ideal and the difficulty of translating abstract principles into practical action. It questions whether education, as a liberal humanistic path, can humanize a highly specialized society and invites work toward making education more integrative and humanizing.
Religious groups plan common worship study and action to foster understanding of Christian and Jewish faiths. Earl Hall Society unites the groups for interfaith meetings and social events. The Newman Club hosts the Election Eve Dance now a college wide event. Open House meetings highlight all societies.
Barnard Lutheran Club outlines three activity spheres led by adviser Pastor Donald R. Heiges. Members host monthly teas, join Columbia Chapter events, and participate in socials like bowling parties and a Halloween dance. They belong to the Lutheran Student Federation with monthly Saint Luke's Church meetings, plus Earl Hall Society community service.
Rabbi Hoffman outlines Menorah as the pursuit of Judaism among Barnard students. Outside speakers and weekly study groups provide background and guidance. Sabbath services are held 730 to 8 p m on the chapel’s lower floor with Merle Marcus leading music. The Hannukkah event is set for December 20 at Temple Emmanu Elohim.
October events include Kaethe Kollwitz exhibit at Gallery St. Etienne and Picasso before 1906 at Knoedler through Nov. 8. Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall and Don Giovanni at City Center. Antiques Fair on Park Ave. and 34th St. through Oct. 24. Friday features Chrysanthemum Show in Bronx Park. Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci at City Center. The Winslow Boy opens at The Empire Theatre on Oct. 29.
Newman Club led by Norine McDonough focuses Catholic principles on contemporary student life. Father John K. Daly of Barnard Columbia hosts open Tuesday talks at 4 in Earl Hall with social hours before. Dances in Earl Hall and John Jay Hall are planned, plus Barnard talks by Dr Lorna McGuire. First Friday Mass at Corpus Christi church includes luncheon at Earl Hall and a retreat.
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