Kirtley and Neumark Win Murray Rice Fellowships
Betty Lou Kirtley and Gertrude Neumark were named Murray and Rice fellows for study in social and natural sciences respectively. The announcements came at the Athletic Association assembly led by Dean McIntosh. Alternatives named were Elaine Ryan and Jean Meszaros.
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Betty Lou Kirtley
Gertrude Neumark
George Welwood Murray
Grace Potter Rice
Athletic Association
Dean McIntosh
Miss Kirtley
China
Wiiiia
UOC
Murray
Elaine Ryan
Bulletin
Neumark
Miss Neumark
Columbia
Cyclotron
Atomic Commission
Jean Meszaros
Senior Week Plans and Step Singing Rehearsals
Senior Week chief Jean Meszaros urges all seniors who owe dues to send $6.00 via Student Mail by noon tomorrow. Rehearsals start tomorrow at noon for freshmen and 12:30 for sophomores with juniors and seniors following on Wednesday. Rehearsals occur during lunch Tuesday and Wednesday to avoid clashing with regular class schedules chaired by Elizabeth Eastman.
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Jean Meszaros
Elizabeth Eastman
Step Singing
Awards Presented At A A Assembly Dr Meyer Speaks
Dr Harold D Meyer of the University of North Carolina urged strong recreation programs as social responsibility at a Barnard gym assembly. Four highest college Athletic Association awards for service and proficiency were presented to Barbara Hewlett Lawrie Trevor Grace Peters and Helen Pond with honorable mentions for Ruth Montgomery Doris Biggio Laura Nadler Mary Lou Heffernan Barbara Ruppel Joan Ludlow Adrianne Johnson Lois Boochever and Eleanor Madden.
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Harold D. Meyer
University of North Carolina
American Recreation Society
The
Athletic Association
Barnard Gym
College Athletic Association
Meyer
Barbara Hewlett
Lawrie Trevor
Grace Peters
Helen Pond
Ruth Montgomery
Doris Biggio
Laura Nadler
Mary Lou Heffernan
Barbara Ruppel
Joan Ludlow
Adrianne Johnson
Lois Boochever
Eleanor Madden
Wigs and Cues Postpones Twelfth Night to April 23
Barnard College drama group Wigs and Cues delays Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night from April 9 to 23 due to scheduling conflicts. Grace Tobler stars as Viola with Linda Howe as Orsino and Eleanor Krout as Sebastian. Meg Mather leads as the Sea Captain and Pat Cowan as Fabian. Rehearsals every night at 6 30 in Brinckerhoff Theater.
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Wigs and Cues
Barnard College Dramatic Club
Jake
Grace Tobler
Viola Doris Brown
Viola
Linda Howe
Orsino
Eleanor Krout
Sebastian
Nancy Quint
Toby Belch
Townley Brooks
Andrew Aguecheck
Sally
Patty O'Reilly
Maggie Rogers
Mary Jean Huntington
Jane Westervelt
Charman
Brinckerhoff Theater
Senior Proctors Plan Quiet Library Regulation Enforcement
At the March 25 Library Committee meeting Rosalind Schoenfeld announced a combined Senior Proctors and Library Committee will enforce library quiet. She also noted a request for the return of magazines and open shelf books taken without signing out.
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Library Committee
Rosalind Schoenfeld
Miss Schoenfeld
Sacrifice of Iphigenia Chosen As Games Entrance Theme
The legend of Agamemnon sacrificing Iphigenia for Artemis is chosen as the Greek Games entrance theme. Rehearsals begin, with head tax deadlines and ticket sales for participants, then public sale. The tale unfolds with Kalchas warning Artemis angry, and Iphigenia ultimately spared and honored.
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Iphigenia
Agamemnon
Artemis
Agamemon
Troy
Kalchas
Oder
Toynbee Lectures Set on Western Civilization at Columbia
Arnold Toynbee, British historian and director at the Royal Institute of International Affairs, will deliver four public lectures at McMillin Theater in April as the first Bampton Lectures in America. The talks cover Western prospects, war, class, and the heart versus head, drawing from an unpublished portion of A Study of History. Admission is free.
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Arnold Toynbee
Columbia University
America
Royal Institute of International Affairs
Princeton
N. J
Institute For Advanced Study
Toynbee
Wallhe
Hitory
Barnard Undergrad Officers Set for Oath Tomorrow
Barnard announces installation of the new Undergraduate president Lois Boochever and the incoming Student Council in a 1:00 p.m. gym assembly. Bear Awards will be announced and Dean Millicent C. McIntosh will address the college.
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Barnard
Millicent C. McIntosh
Helen Pond
Lois Boochever
Dean McIntosh
Miss Pond
Pat Haida
Genevieve Trevor
Mary Jean Huntington
Nani Lengyel
Victoria Thompson
Harriet Tolley
Carol Leni
Joanne McManus
Hui Chen
Evelyn Boxhorn
Emily Klein
Barbara Hewlett
Ruth Ann Carter
Elaine Ryan
Bulletin
Elizabeth Lowe
Mary Lou Heffernan
Elizabeth Leeds
Ruth Aney
Elizabeth Elliott
Janet McKee
Verboten Bulletin Sparks Two Day Campus War
The April Fool issue of Verboten Bulletin provoked Banard dismay and a Barnard Barnard administration purge. The incident included removal of copies from Jake and a later fence destruction incident between 116 Street and Brooks Hall. Estimates place damage around $200 as Columbia faculty view the acts as a gesture rather than a riot.
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Columbia Spectator
Jake
Barnard
Dean McIntosh
Spectator
Fackenthal
Connecticut
WKCR
Columbia Committee On
Verboten
116 Street
Brooks Hall
Columbia
Columbia College
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Kirtley
Rice
Dr. Meyer
A.A. Assembly
Bampton
England
John Bampton
Trinity College
Undergrad
John Swan
Ted Kremer
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