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THE COLLEGE NEWS



BM Seniors in Italy
Report on Activities

Continued from—Page-2——~
scholar, and Marie Solmi, a well-
known professor of Art. -Instead
of seeing slides in their art class-
es, the group visits galleries and
museums to see the actual works
of art; and they have had “the ex-
traordinary opportunity to see the
doors of the Baptistry, those of
Ghiberti which Michelangelo call-
ed the doors of Paradise, and those
of Pisano, They were taken down
during the war and hidden; now.
they are in the still unopened Uf-
fizi. They were carefully cleaned
of the dirt of the centuries and
were found to be gilded and incred-
ibly beautiful. In addition to
this they see the plays that they
read in class, and attend the op-
eras, ballets, and concerts that are
presented in Florence.

In Florence the girls have had
their shoes made to order; there
seems to be a contest as to who
can have the most individual pair,
for the Florentines are known as
great designers of shoes. Going to
tea at the professors’ studies is a
favorite pastime for they discuss
everything from pbobby-pins to
Communism. As a_ concluding
thought, the girls write “we really
feel at home in this country, and
at times it is a jar when people call
us foreigners.”







MEET AT THE GREEK’S

Tasty Sandwiches
| Refreshments

Lunches - Dinner





Father Coleman

To Lead Chapel

On Sunday, February 22nd, the
Reverend Michael E,. Coleman, Can-
on Missioner of British Columbia,
Victoria, B. C., will be the chapel
speaker. His topic is as yet un-
announced.

Father Coleman is well-known to
most students at Bryn Mawr. He
spoke last year at the Deanery and
was also here the year before. This
is the first time that he will con-
duct a chapel service, since former-
ly he was able to come only during
the week.

Father Coleman was the minister
of All Hallow’s Church in London
before the blitz, going to Canada
after its bombing. During the sum-
mer he runs a camp for both chil-
dren and adults.



New Photographer Wanted

Anyone who wishes to try out
for the position of News staff
photographer see either Barbara
Bettman in Merion or Roz Kane
in Denbigh.













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A. A; Elections

The Amendments to the Athletic
Association Constitution were read
and approved in all the halls. Hall
representatives to the A.A. Board
for this term are as follows: Den-
bigh, Betty Crist, 50; Merion, Jane
Hadas, ’48; Pembroke East, Jane
Coleman, ’50; Pembroke West,
Mary Lou Price, 51; Rhoads, Jane
Stone, ’51; Rockefeller, Nancy Pol-
akoff, ’50; Non-Res, Betty Mor-
gan, ’51.

Freshman Elections

The freshman class takes great
pleasure in announcing the election
of Catherine Merritt, Undergrad;
Diana Goss, Self-Gov.; Pam Field,



NOTICES

League; Sally Howells, A. A.
Mornings in Haverford
The Haverford Community Cen-
ter is desperately in need of morn-
ing workers. Anyone who can
spare time should contact Sally

Grove in Rockefeller.



HELP WANTED

The League is again on the
lookout for a home for the Bryn
Mawr Summer Camp. Will any-
one knowing of a large furnish-
ed house on the Jersey shore
please contact Doris Blackman
in Rockefeller.









Gowns Required

In Acad. Assembly

At all academic assemblies (call-

ed by President, Dean or Freshman
Dean), the undergraduates should
wear gowns; the chorus wears caps
and gowns and sits on the left-
hand side of the front section. At
the assembly which begins each se-
mester, undergraduates rise as
Miss McBride goes to the platform
and remain standing through the
ginging of the hymn. They then
sit for the Scripture reading and
prayer. Assemblies other than
these will not include a Scripture
reading and prayer except under
unusual circumstances.



Outed

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