Greek Games Tie Ends In 50 50 Split
In a dramatic annual Greek tilt, the freshmen and sophomores tied 50 to 50 marking the first such balance in Games history. Spectators watched pageants with Apollo and Hermes themes, races, dances, and lyrics judged by a panel including Marguerite Mair and Lynn Kang.
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Mike
Nike
Barnard Bulletin
Bulletin
Apollo
Hermes
Zeus
Elizabeth Hanna
Carol Leberman
Argus
Warrine Eastman
Florence McClurg
Alan Priest
Gertrude Rich
Elizabeth Puckett
Jean Erdman
Lelia M. Finan
Elect Heads of Committee Elect Heads of Committee
Newly elected class chairmen for the Development Plan are Miss Beatrice Laskowitz and Miss Joann MacManus. Seven hundred fifty and two hundred eighty six students voted in the elections held last Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Beatrice Laskowitz
Joann MacManus
Jake
Miss Laskowitz
Mortarboard
Menorah
Fine Arts Club
Political Council
Miss MacManus
NSA
Ousted Washington Univ Professors Speak at Columbia Meeting
Professors Joseph Butterworth and Ralph Gundlach, dismissed for Communist affiliation, spoke at a Progressive Students of Columbia event in McMillin Theatre. Mil lard Lampell and Theodore Ward also addressed about one hundred attendees as police guarded the venue.
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Joseph Butterworth
Ralph A. Gundlach
Washington University
Progressive Students of Columbia
McMillin Theatre
Millard Lampell
Theodore Ward
Dimitri Shostakovitch
Justice Department
Shostakovitch
Lampell
Gene Westfish
Columbia
Butterworth
Gundlach
Communist Party
Relef
Hewlett Johnson
Canterbury
Seattle
Herbert J. Phillips
Raymond B. Allen
Board of Regents
Dr. Gundlach
Select Winners of Fellowships
Lois Boochever and Zoya Mikulovsky named by Dean Millicent Carey McIntosh as finalists for Grace Potter Rice and George Welwood Murray Fellowships. Boochever plans graduate chemistry work at Northwestern University and teaching assistantship there. Mikulovsky, Polish born, to pursue Slavic languages at Harvard and aims to teach later. Judith Da Silva named alternate for humanities or social sciences fellowship.
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Lois Boochever
Zoya Mikulovsky
Millicent Carey McIntosh
Grace Potter Rice
George Welwood Murray
Miss Boochever
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Undergraduate Officers to Be Installed Tomorrow at Assembly
Undergraduate Association officers and Student Council members will be installed tomorrow at 1 10 p.m. in the gymnasium. A tea in honor of the new officers will be held at 4 p.m.
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Representative Assembly
Mary Jean Huntington
Carol Leni
Frances Conway
Barbara Skinner
Eleanor Holland
Beverly Beck Fuchs
Lynn Kang
Bettina Blake
Bulletin
Cast of W-C Play Chooses Our Hearts Were Young and Gay
W-Cs cast and committees for Our Hearts Were Young and Gay chosen led by Emily Kimbrough directing. Cast includes Ann Boothby as Cornelia Otis Skinner, Harold Smith and Lynn Bellamy as Mr. and Mrs. Skinner, with Julie Davidow Ellen Klopfer Elisabeth Hanna Nancy Price Sally Lewis Dayton Ball Robert Spence Howard Caine and Robert Malkin in major roles. Virginia Schleussner student director. Margaret Farrell publicity. Lois Campagne business manager. Production details and assembly events noted. ceremony ends with Stand Columbia.
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Anne Atheling
Emily Kimbrough
Brinckerhoff Theater
Ann Boothby
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Mrs. Skinner
Harold Smith
Lynn Bellamy
Julie Davidow
Ellen Klopfer
Therese
Elisabeth Hanna
Madame Elise
Nancy Price
Winifred Blaugh
Sally Lewis
Harriet St. John
Dayton Ball
Dick Winters
Robert Spence
Leo McEvoy
Howard Caine
Monsieur de la Croix
Robert Mal
Virginia Schleussner
Margaret Farrell
Lois Campaigne
Patricia Harding
Barbara Ritter
Maureen McCann
Arden Suk
Nell Surber
Europe
Barnard Faculty Revisions End General Distribution Rules
Barnard College votes to abolish general group requirements in humanities mathematics natural sciences and social sciences. Freshmen start September 1949 with revised two full year humanities courses one full year modern history and one year of contemporary society plus options for language and science course requirements.
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Barnard
Thomas ?. Peardon
Government Department
Peardon
Senior Week Dress Code and Ball Sign-up Notice
Senior Week participants must wear white dresses and black shoes for commencement and related services. Dues unpaid students should send 325 to Joan Capp. Graduation announcements cost ten cents from Miss Capp. Senior Ball sign-up poster on Jake, 150 names with a 15 name waiting list. removal Friday after Easter vacation.
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Joan Capp
Miss Capp
Jake
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Alletin
Patricia Cowan
Bernice Liberman
Barbara Frenning
Christine Rennie
Patrica Price
Washington
Undergrad
Lois Boocheever
Rep Assembly
Rosemary Beeching
Diana Crane
Ann Edge
Ann Gunning
Miriam Goldman
Martha Greene
Carolyn Ogden
Elizabeth Richards
Marilyn Schulhof
Vitoria Thomson
Dorothea Bennett
Christian Chan
Jane Connington
Elaine Herera
Janet McKee
Patricia Price
Muriel Purtz
Lucille Wolf
Jane Stekettee
Leah Krechevsky
Barbara Byers
Eleanor Engelman
Wilhelmina Haake
Nancy Heffelfinger
Lillian Holmberg
Jacqueline Hyman
Eliza Pietsch
Ann Potter
Ruth Schachter
Miss Huntington
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh
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