Regents and Lehman Prizes Award College Seniors
Thirteen seniors earn Regents and Lehman prizes as awards honor Herbert H. Lehman. Susan Hammond receives multiple fellowships for doctoral study in social sciences and public affairs. Seven Barnard students are among the first Lehman fellows, chosen from 2317 applicants by a distinguished panel.
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Regents
Susan Hammond
Ruth Meyerowitz
Herbert H. Lehman
Barnard
New York State
Leslie A. Brownrigg
Brenda Lu Forman
Beth Tilgham Niemi
Susan F. Nyman
Valerie Orzek
Ann-Marie Hauck Walsh
Catherine E. Robins
Housing and Home Finance Agency
State Department
Harvard University
Rutgers
Princeton University
Southern Illinois University
New York
Three Begin James Room Art Showing
An exhibition of graphic art by three Ukrainian born American artists opens in the James Room from April 4 to 22. Jacques Hnizdovsky Borys Patchowsky and Mirko Pylyshenko contribute a dozen works each with prints for sale. The display is organized by Dr. Julius S Held and Chrystyna Chytra and sponsored by the Barnard Columbia Ukrainian Circle.
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James Room
Jacques Hnizdovsky
Borys Patchowsky
Mirko Pylyshenko
Julius S. Held
Held
Chrystyna Chytra
Barnard-Columbia Ukrainian Circle
United States
Salon Des Artistes
Paris
Provincetown
U.S
Moscow
Mr. Hnizdovsky
Tiffany
U.S.A
Chicago
Detroit
Omaha
Ukrainian Egg Painting Demonstration at Barnard Library
The Ukranian Circle of Columbia University will sponsor an Easter egg painting demonstration on Tuesday April 12 at noon in the Audio Visual room of the Barnard Library.
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Columbia University
Barnard
Barnard to Receive Work-Study Funds for 8 76
The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare earmarks 76439 for a Barnard College work study program next year The program funds summer and part time jobs in New York City under the Economic Opportunity Act Applications are due April 15 in the Dean s Office 117 Milbank Salaries range 150 to 350 per hour Ninety percent of salaries are paid by the federal government with ten percent by employers Summer placements involve nonprofit organizations such as settlement houses Jobs include camp counselors receptionists cashiers clerks and typists Some year round positions will be on campus and others at city agencies They include group work aides tutors laboratory assistants and more.
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New York City
Milbank
Barnard
Dorm Rule Change Heads to Faculty Committee Approval
Dorm Exec and the 616 House Council submit revisions to campus rules itemizing late minute penalties dormitory curfews visit privileges and sign out procedures. If the Faculty Committee approves the proposals move to the Trustees for final approval with changes affecting freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors.
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House Council
Exec
Barnard Sailors Compete in Georgetown Regatta
Four Barnard juniors and coed crews from five eastern colleges raced at Georgetown University on April 23 in 14 foot sailboats. Judy Herzfeld Chris Nodini Carol Woodward and Diane Yamaguchi tied for third with the University of Pennsylvania as Georgetown won followed by Wilson College Trinity and Bucknell.
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Barnard
Georgetown University
Judy Herzfeld
Chris Nodini
Carol Woodward
Diane Yamaguchi
University of Pennsylvania
The
Barnard Sailing
Georgetown
Wilson College
Trinity
Bucknell
Middle Atlantic Association of Women Sailors
Middle Atlantic International Sailing Association
M.I.T
Barnard’s Recreational Athletic Association
Jewish Youth Protest at UN Soviet Mission
The New York Youth Conference for Soviet Jewry plans a rally at the Soviet U.N. Mission on Friday April to protest the plight of Jews in the Soviet Union. About 10 000 youths from New York area organizations will demand equal rights under the Soviet Constitution, family reunification, and full religious and cultural expression. Support comes from Rabbi Jacob Goldberg as conference chairman, with backing from Rev Dan M Potter and Rev Thurston N Davis.
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New York
Soviet Union
U.N
Jacob Goldberg
Dan M. Potter D
The
Protestant Council of
New York City
Thurston N. Davis S.J
America
Proctors Elect Court and Secretary for 1966 67
The Board of Proctors elected a five member Senior Court for 1966 67 with Janet Carlson Margaret Emery Marian Heimer Julie Marstellar and Deanne Shapiro. The Junior Court includes Alice Altbach Pamela Hill and Susan Krupnick. Wathreen McQuown 68 was elected Secretary.
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Board of Proctors
Court of Proctors
Janet Carlson
Margaret Emery
Marian Heimer
Julie Marstellar
Deanne Shapiro
Alice Altbach
Pamela Hill
Susan Krupnick
Wathreen McQuown
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