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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1933

Page

4

Barnard Camp Announces Class Weekend Schedule

Delphine Dowling Camp Chairman lists the Barnard Camp class weekends. Yor 3 Sophomore Nov 10 Fresh man Nov 17 Junior Nov 23 Senior. Class Representatives lead weekends. sign-up poster will be posted Friday before each weekend.

Delphine Dowling Barnard Yor

Open Basketball Hour Adds Umpiring and Leadership

The basketball unit introduces an Open basketball hour Fridays at 4:00 to teach umpir ing refereeing and game management. Interested students may apply to Lily Douglas through the first week of the season. The existing Inter class round and Odd-Even games will continue, inviting all players to join class competition.

Lily Douglas

Swim Play Day at the Pool During Four Play Week

The event invites all to join a 4 o clock in pool Swim Play Day with a forty yard dash diving contest whistle race and novelty games for all levels. Participants of all abilities are welcome to join and enjoy the activities and ducks.

Apnes

Kreis Celebrates Brahms Anniversary At Meeting

The German Club marked the hundredth anniversary of Brahms death with a meeting on October 23. Muriel Schlessing and Charlotte Fisher performed Brahms songs, Ellen Jacobson praised members, and Professor Braun played Brahms first symphony on a Victrola during the afternoon.

Brahms Muriel Schlessing Charlotte Fisher Therese Trenning Madchenlied Weigeilied Ellenacobson Neclodes Braun

Ring Committee Finalizes Sophomore Class Rings

Kathleen Murphy chaired the Ring Committee meeting on October 23 selecting samples for Executive Committee approval. All but two designs were eliminated and the final choice was made at the October 25 meeting.

Kathleen Murphy

Missionary Dr. E. Stanley Jones to Speak at St Pauls Chapel

Dr. E Stanley Jones author of the Christ of the Indian Road will address St Pauls Chapel Friday November 3 at 12 o clock as part of the United Missionary Conference in New York. Also on the conference program Dr Herman Chen en Liu president of the University of Shanghai and other speakers from October 29 to November 3.

E. Stanley Jones St. Paul’s Chapel Jones India East United Missionary Conference New York American Federation of Churches Herman Chen-en Liu University of Shanghai Chen-en Liu Columbia College

Exchange Students Welcome at Riverdale Conference

The Institute of International Education reports ninety foreign students attended this year's conference at Riverdale Country School. The event aims to acquaint fellows with U S educational customs, with about three fourths new to the United States. Nationalities included Austrian Czechoslovakian French German Hungarian Italian Spanish Swiss English Chinese and Latin Americans.

Institute of International Education Riverdale Country School United States Czechoslovakia Italy Spain Switzerland Institute Approxi Duggan Hacketts

Race Appeal Stressed By Kohn In Address

Dr. Hans Kohn discusses race and nationalism in a radio address for the National Student Federation. He argues race theories justify inequality and inflame conflicts, noting global shifts toward emancipation and efforts by non white peoples to adopt white cultural standards. He warns liberal reform and education challenge racial hierarchies.

Kohn Hans Kohn National Student Federation Dr. Kohn Asia Europe Japan

Story magazine college short story contest announced

Story magazine invites registered college and university students in the United States to submit stories 1500 to 6000 words certified by faculty. Entries due by April 15 1934 to Story New York. First prize 100 dollars second prize 50 dollars.

Story United States Whit Burnett Martha Foley O’brien East 57Th Street New York

Music Club Opera Benefit Set for October 31

The Music Club announces an Opera Benefit at the New York Hippodrome on Tuesday evening October 31 featuring Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci. Tickets cost 55, 83, and 110 cents including tax and go on sale in Barnard Hall today and next Monday and Tuesday at noon, with additional sales through Student Mail via Helen Feeney and Helen Hershfield. Proceeds fund season subscriptions for winter concerts and the college urges support.

New York Hippodrome Barnard Hall Helen Feeney Helen Hershfield Music

Glee Club Concert and Dance Scheduled for November 4

The Glee Club announces a November 4 event in the gym from nine to one featuring Bach works with Walter Rubsamen, Glazounov, and Bingham pieces, plus faculty and alumni performances led by John Erskine. Tickets are fifty cents for concert only or one dollar fifty cents per couple for both concert and dance. dancing continues after the concert with ten dances.

Glee Club J. S. Bach Walter Rubsamen Piere A. Glazounov America Messieurs William Reese Robert Riemenschneider Andrew Tietjen Terence Moore Columbia Columbia University John Erskine Frank Sheridan Lorraine Smith Jake

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