Sophs Win Greek Games in 58th Annual Contest
The class of 1962 won the 58th Greek Games with 56 points, besting freshmen who scored 44. Ruth Nemzoff was carried aloft as the sophomores were named winners dedicated to Demeter. Entertaining pageants featured Demeter and Persephone stories with dances and music by both classes.
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Ruth Nemzoff
Linda Sweet
Demeter
Reva Mark
Sigrid von Hoyningen- Huene
Ellen Frye
Connie Foshay
Charlynn Wright
Persephone
Poseidon
Zeus
Latin Exam for Tatlock Memorial Prize at Milbank
The Jean Willard Tatlock Memorial Prize in Latin exam will be held in room 203 Milbank on Thursday April 7 from 3 30 to 5 30 pm. The prize, started in 1917 by friends in her honor, is awarded annually to Barnard College undergraduates most proficient in Latin. The test covers Latin to English translation and is open to students from all departments.
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Jean Willard Tatlock
Milbank
Barnard College
Barnard College Dedicates Wollman Library With Ceremony
Wollman Library on Barnard campus, opened for student use in fall 1959, will be dedicated Tuesday April 5 with a cornerstone sealing at 5 15 p m. The five story facility cost 2 2 million and supports plans to raise enrollment to 1500 by 1962.
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Wollman
Barnard
Millicent McIntosh
Barnard Bulletin
Pericles discussed at Thursday Noon Meeting
Professor David Robertson called Pericles a miracle play that tests virtue and endurance with themes of loss, shipwreck, and renewal. He noted its ties to Shakespearean concerns and the play’s depiction of innocence’s durability amid danger and mortal doubt.
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Robertson
Pericles
David Robertson
Shakespeare
Goorness
John Gowers
Apollonius of
Tyre
Sears Links Space to The Good Life In A Yale Talk
Professor Paul Sears of Yale argued that as population grows, individual freedom in finite space declines and social decisions must balance expansion with the good life. He warned about depleting water and soil resources, warned cities relying on underground water risk a fool's paradise, and urged science education to preserve both quantity and quality of resources for culture.
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Paul Sears
Yale
Spears
Sears
Science Assembly
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