Greek Games at Barnard Set for April Sixth
Barnard College announces the fifty fifth annual Krosh-Soph Greek Games between the class of 1959 and 1960 on Saturday, April 6. A two point lead for 1959 rivals the 375 participants as judges from Columbia and Barnard critique lyrics music costumes and dance. Dress rehearsal runs tonight from 6 to 8 30 p.m. in the gym.
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Barnard
Zeus
Charles van Doren
Columbia University
Helen Valentine
Charm Magazine
Norris Houghton
Phoenix Theatre
Louis Horst
Dance Observer Magazine
Margaret Holland
Barnard Physical Education
Lelia Finsa
Marion Streng
Columbia University Students Plan Weekend Symposiums
The fourth annual Columbia University Student Council conference runs April 5 and 6 with three symposia and four lecture panels. Topics cover exchange of culture, ideologies in exchange, and what should be exchanged, moderated by John Hazard Shigeto Tsuru and Om Prakesh Talwar. Panels address international opportunities and social services at Casa Italiana and Philosophy Hall Lounge.
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Columbia University Student Council
John Hazard
Public Law
Colum
Casa Italiana
Philosophy Hall
A Saga of Spring and Snow at Bulletin
The Bulletin notes repeated mispredictions about spring after a snowy April. It recalls a lion like March and a burst of lawn activity from students and squirrels, then reports fresh snowfall and a wary hope that spring has arrived despite prior errors.
Dormitories elect officers for student association posts
Pat McArdle 58 and Rhoda Lichtig 58 were elected first and second vice presidents of the residence halls Student Association. Others chosen were Linda Novick 59 as treasurer Sue Rubin 60 as secretary and Mary Jane Good loy 759 as activities chairman.
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Pat McArdle
Rhoda Lichtig
Residence Halls Student Association
Linda Novick
Sue Rubin
Mary Jane Goodloy
Adult Groups Debating Active University Role At NSA Panel
Assistant Dean Charles Cole opened the National Students Association panel on March 28 challenging members and urging student action. Panelists from NSA NAACP SDA and Young Republicans discussed apathy, campus influence on legislation and ways to engage students beyond letters and discussions.
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Charles Cole
Columbia College
National Students Association
American University
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Students For Democratic Action
Young Republicans
N.C.A
N.S.A
Bear Pin Awards Highlight Assembly at College Meeting
Margot Lyons and new Student Council members were installed at the Installation Assembly. Honorary Bear Pins went to the Freshman Orientation Committee led by Lyons and Pat McArdle. Miss Helen M. Carlson received the faculty pin. Senior Bear Pins named and honorable mentions given. Ann Lord administered oath of office to Lyons as Undergraduate Association president. New Council includes Lyons, Wiley, Bever, and Marcus. Class presidents named and year-end achievements reviewed.
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Margot Lyons
Representative Assembly
Pat McArdle
Helen M. Carlson
Emilie Bix Buchwald
Barbara Coleman
Janet Gottlieb
Vivian Gruder
June Knight
Sandy McCaw
Hannah Shulman
Ruth Simon
Ben Steiner
Gloria Strassheim
Marian Bachrach
Arlene Berg
Teri Kaplan
Sue Levy
Ann Lord
de Wiley
Sally Bever
Isabel Marcus
Jane Peyser
Yvonne Groscil
The
Athletic Association
Doris Platzker
Priscilla Balv
Eliza Collins
Miss Lord
Patience gets first orchestra staging by G&S Society
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Patience with its first orchestra through April 4 at Minor Latham Playhouse. Evelyn Lerner plays Patience and Leon Satran stars as Bunthorne in the 1880s satire, with subscriptions in John Jay lobby at 1.50 for tonight and 1.83 for Friday and Saturday evenings.
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Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Latham Playhouse
Bunthorne
Evelyn Lerner
Patience
Leon Satran
John Jay
Skinner to Speak on Teaching Machines at Colloquium
Professor B F Skinner of Harvard Psychology Research Laboratories will address the Education Colloquium next Thursday April 11 at 2 10 p m in the Minor Latham Playhouse. He is noted for learning theory and for creating the Skinner box used in psychological labs.
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B. F. Skinner
Psychological Research Laboratories
Harvard
Latham Playhouse
Skinner
Psychological
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Soviet Union
Shigeto Tsuru
Harvard Uni
Enver Mamedow
Robert Pitkin
American Legion Magazine
Om Prakesh Talwar
United Nations
India
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Erator
Profiles In Courage
NSA
Harold Bakkan
Ns.a
James Speller
N.A.A.C.P
Tion
Miss McArdle
Miss Novick
Miss Goodloe
G&s ‘Society
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