Barrett and Highsmith Elected Editors at Barnard Bulletin
Barrett and Highsmith were elected co editors of Barnard Bulletin and received corsages from the college. Katherine Hanly was named Van Town editor, with Eita Capraro Helen Sandd and Zenia Sachs as managing editors. Deborah Burstein and Sahil Kotkin were approved for Mortarboard editor and Shirley Aronow Joan Jurgen for business manager.
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van Town
Bulletin
Eita Capraro
Helen Sandd
Zenia Sachs
Smith
Deborah Burstein
Sahil Kotkin
Shirley
Aronow
Joan Jurgen
Social Service Committee Aids Friendship House Drive
The Social Service Committee raised 76 dollars for Friendship House through a drive. Friends and staff welcomed the public appeal on February 14 and praised the response. The funds support operations through June, with praise from Hiner Foster and involved faculty members.
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File Eligibility For New Officers
Announcement that college organizations must be led by the presiding president as soon as possible. Blanks available from office of Johns. forms to Marjorie Leahy. Students must verify eligibility based on February grades before accepting offices.
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Continue Vote For Vice President In Undergraduate Races
Voting for undergraduate vice president continues with seven candidates. At a Representative Assembly meeting last Monday eight nominees were named, including Joan Brown and Glafyra Fernandez. Sachs declined. Brown currently serves as junior class vice president and Advertising Manager of ALortarboard.
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Representative Assembly
Joan Brown
Glafyra Fernandez
Barbara Fish
Anne Gibbons
Juliette Kenney
Edith Meyer
Zenia Sachs
Eleanor Webb
Miss Sachs
Alortarboard
Miss Brown
Murphy Elected President of College Athletic Association
Frances Murphy was elected president of the Athletic Association amid a campus-wide election. A slate of 29 candidates produced 232 votes for Assembly delegates including Aline Austin and Helen Bach. Murphy, also Camp Committee chair and Jortarboard assistant editor, pledges to raise the association’s profile in world affairs.
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Representative A Assembly
Aline .\ustin
Helene Bach
Doris Burley
Clvtia A. Capraro
Joan Brown
Ursula de Antonio
Harriet Fisken
Florence Fischman
Barbara Heimzen
Mary Jane Heyl
Edith Meyer
Ane Sirch
Jortarboard
AJA
Harrison Isaacs Win Murray Rice Fellowships
Harrison and Isaacs have been named George Welwood Murray and Grace Potter Rice Fellows at Barnard College. Harrison majors in Greek and Latin and will study classical archaeology at Columbia University with professor Dinsmoor. Isaacs, a Walton High School NY physics major, plans graduate work in physics. First alternate is Eugene Louise Limberg Austin for Murray. second alternate is Dots Mae Prochaska Bogota NJ in economics and government. Phyllis Mann New York is second alternate for Rice focusing on osteology.
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George Welwood Murray
John Marshall High School
Richmond
Virginia
William R. Dinsmoor
Columbia University
Miss Isaacs
Grace Potter Rice
Walton High School
New York
Eugenie Louise Limberg
Austin
Mua- Vic
Dots Mae Prochaska
Bogota
New Jersey
Phyllis R. Mann
Harvard Conference Defends Democracy in Education
Florence Fischman reports on a weekend Harvard gathering where 500 representatives from 58 colleges and 14 states formed the National Conference for Democracy in Education. Barnard sent nine delegates as the group pledged to defend academic freedom and counter budget cuts and campus discrimination.
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Harvard
Florence Fischman
Harvard University
National Conference For Democracy In Education
American Youth Congress
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Press Board Seeks Two New Board Positions
The Press Board announces two vacancies on its staff. Students actively pursuing journalism and publicity are invited to contact Helen Baker to try out for the news bureau.
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Press Board
Helen Baker
Sra Palencia to Speak on Women in Our Time at Tea
Senora Isabel de Palencia, former Spanish minister to Sweden and Finland, will speak on Women In Our Time at a Tuesday afternoon tea in the Conference Room. Sponsored by Bulletin and El Circulo Hispano, the event invites the college community to hear the noted lecturer and ex-ambassadress discuss democracy and press clarity.
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Bulletin
el Circulo Hispano
Senora Palencia
Sweden
Finland
Freshman Sophomore Greek Games Set At Barnard Gym
Preparations advance for the 39th annual Greek Games with freshmen and sophomores facing off at 3 o clock in Barnard gym. Freshmen lead in Entrance music and attendance points while the main lyric favor goes to Ursula Price 44 with Tyima to Aphrodite.
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Price
Central Committee
Barnard
Tyima
Aphrodite
Ursula Price
B W R Players Stage Two Brief Comedies
The British War Relief Play ers present a benefit double bill at Brinckerhoff Theatre on April 8 at 1 p m. The Dear Man by Helen McCarron features an eternal triangle with Letitia Krementz Ruth Willey Mary Jane Hess and Virginia Rogers in one act. It's a Great Life by Margaret George is a Saroyanesque satire. Admission is 25 cents with War Relief Committee collecting additional contributions at the door.
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British War Relief “Players
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Helen McCarron
Letitia Krementz
Ruth Willey
Mary Jane Hess
Virginia Rogers
Margaret George
War Relief Committee
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