Campus clubs announce noon lunch and evening meetings
On Campus Protestant Freshman Lunch is today at noon in the Dodge Room Earl Hall. Several groups including IZFA Hebrew, University Christian Association, Jewish Graduate Society, International Relations Club, Newman Club, Orthodox Christian Fellowship elections and Barnard events are scheduled through tomorrow and Friday with talks, meetings, and social gatherings.
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Coed Picnic at Barnard Camp Draws Students and Dates
Barnard Camp hosts the year's first co-ed picnic with students urged to bring dates or guests. A 10:30 a.m. bus departs and 6:00 p.m. return follows, tickets sold until Thursday noon. Lunch optional, icebox for drinks, and coffee available. Activities listed include volleyball softball and hiking. Ruth Muller, camp committee member, oversees.
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Wigs and Cues Pickes New Fall Drama The Factors of Seven
Wigs and Cues announces an original fall production The Factors of Seven by Marion Magid 53 described as a concept on freedom. Curtain raiser The Far Away Princess. The executive board includes Katherine Rosendaal Catherine Lotos Ellen Conroy Catherine Schohl and Judith Gordon with multiple committee heads and a photography session set for October 24 at noon.
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BC Alumnae Fete Class of 54 at Tea
Barnard College Club hosted a tea for the class of 1954 on the 20th floor of the Barbizon Hotel for Women. Mrs. Lewis Goldenheim and Miss Ursula Colbourne led the committee with Lois Bingham and Jane Webb as student hostesses, amid a policy shift opening membership to juniors and seniors.
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Music Club Opens Season with Guest Baritone Recital
Barnard Music Club launches its year with a song recital by Arthur Douglas in the College Parlor on Monday October 27. The program includes Geliot Domine Non Sum Dignus in its first U.S. performance, works by Scarlatti Poulenc and Rachmaninoff, plus Kalmoff Metropolitan Folk Songs. Douglas, a Paris alum with degrees from LSU and Juilliard, plans a January 25 1953 Carnegie Recital Hall debut in New York after performing in La Traviata Carmen and Faust on radio and in other operas.
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Straw ballot on presidential nominees in October
The Political Council will conduct a straw ballot on the presidential nominees on October 27 28 and 29 at Jake. Everyone is urged to cast her ballot.
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