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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1934
Page
3
The Barnard Literary Club held a Monday 4:30 meeting in the Little Parlor to discuss Poetic Forms in Post War Literature. Aurelia Leffler chaired and readings by Robert Frost and Hart Crane illustrated modern prosody and sonnet placement.
Muriel Hutchinson, a Barnard College senior, earned a stage role in Mrs. Mreduction after a long training in wigs and cues and studying at Barnard. She recalls meeting Blanche Yurka, receiving letters to stock company managers, and a backstage elevator encounter with Shubert offices that led to a Shubert theatre opportunity. Hutchinson aims to live up to the standards set by Aline McMahon and others as she prepares for the role.
Deborah Hunt chaired a Barnard Hall Sophomore Freshman party with Student Council guests. Skits included a dramatic scene with a royal cast and a lantern torch handoff from Class of 1937 to 1938, concluding with dancing.
Professor Peter M. Riccio of the Barnard Italian department was decorated by the Italian Government for his educational activities. Dr Spinelli the Italian vice consul presented the medal at Casa Italiana. Dean Eldersleeve praised his work in promoting international understanding and noted his excellent teaching.
Mrs. Vera Micheles Dean, noted authority on international relations, will address the AH College Assembly at 1 10 this afternoon on War or Peace in Europe. She has written on Soviet Russia and Fascist Italy and appears in The Nation and The New Republic.
The Class of 38 posed for Mortar Board on Barnard Hall steps, with freshmen striving for originality. The photographer directed group formations, snapped three shots, and teased the models as they waved to a boy at Columbia, then moved on to lunch.
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