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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1949
Page
4
A reader urges student writers to submit work to Focus for constructive criticism. The writer argues participation boosts post graduate prospects and that literature needs readership. Readers may leave pieces in Jake’s box or mail to Myra Koh. rejections will be discussed.
Barnard College talent dazzled on CBS television during Tele-Find on Wednesday October 19 at 11. Grace Mayberry sang and played piano with Way Down Yonder in New Orleans. Marguerite Maier sang Come Back to Sorrento. Marianne Reeder sang Careless Love on guitar. Beatrice Laskowitz Joy Dueland Sue Noble and Victoria Thomson performed Vanders Routine from last year’s show.
Columbia University Film Society sponsors a fall series in McMillin Theater October to January. Each Thursday program combines a feature film, a documentary, and an experimental piece, exploring culture and self in world cinema. Next program on October 27 features The Peacock's Tail, Power and the Land, and The Childhood of Maxim Gorki.
Herald Tribune reports a forum with Henry Cabot Lodge and Guy Gabrielson as speakers and John Foster Dulles as final speaker. A Wednesday agenda includes audience discussion on government health education housing and citizen influence. Pandit Nehru addresses world interdependence, broadcast nationwide from Chicago with full radio coverage.
The junior class announces a buffet dinner on Wednesday October 26 in the South Dining Room Hewitt Hall. Lois Campaign social chairman says poster sign up Jake and tickets 75 cents on sale today. Transfers will be guests. the evening features a skit class history by Marion Bell and a speech by Lynn Kang with Nancy Price and Carrol Byerley on the committee.
A co ed picnic to close Sports Week at Barnard Camp is planned for Sunday October 30. Day students pay fifty cents and dorm students twenty cents with optional bus transport at $1.50. Activities include volleyball softball and hiking with open grills and cooking.
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