Louise Fumo Wins France Trip For Essay Prize
Louise Fumo is the first prize winner in the Alliance Francaise of New York literary contest for juniors and seniors in college. She will spend eight weeks in France as a U.S. culture representative, sailing on the Flandre June 23 and returning August 16, with tours and interviews arranged in Paris and Pascal sites. Lenore Prostick is runner up. Barnard College was praised for presenting two outstanding contestants at the luncheon announcing results.
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Louise Fumo
Alliance Francaise of
New York
France
U.S
Pascal
Fumo
German Club Tea Features Noted Speaker
Dr. Marta Baerlecken of the University of Cologne will speak at the Deutscher Kreis tea in Barnard Hall 101 Conference Room on Wednesday afternoon April 21 at 4. She is a writer on Dutch Flemish literature and active in German women’s groups and international university women. Her visit supports State Department exchanges studying women’s groups education and democracy in the United States.
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Marta Baerlecken
University of Cologne
Deutscher Kreis
Barnard Hall
Law School Moot Court Trials Use Actual Cases
Columbia University School of Law opens its spring moot court series in Kent Hall with nightly arguments starting at 8 p.m. through tomorrow. Demonstration jury trials are set for April 20 and 21, free admission available, with a lobby posted precis of each case to inform attendees.
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Columbia University School of Law
Kent Hall
Columbia University
Federal District Court
Matthew T. Abruzzo
Edward Weinfeld
New York City
Samuel C. Coleman
Municipal Court
Robert V. Santangelo
Max M. Meltzer
Lester Lazarus
Francis McC
French Club Plans Soiree Classique at College Parlor
The French Club announces a Soiree Classique in the College Parlor on May 7 and 8 featuring two acts of Moliere The Misanthrope with Arlette Guggenheim as Celimene Barbara Schonwald as Alceste Marion Sass as Arsinoe Liana Sussman as Clitandre Anne Sperber as Acaste and Jeanette Lustig as Eliante La Fontaine's Le Lion Amoureux in pantomime and a chamber ensemble playing music by Rameau Couperin and Lulli under Mme Hofheur. Proceeds benefit the French Club Room with subscriptions at $1.00 per person. Further announcements will appear on the French Club poster on Jake.
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Moliére
Misanthrope
Arlette Guggenheim
Celimene
Barbara Schonwald
Alceste
Marion Sass
Arsinoe
Liana Sussman
Clitandre
Anne Sperber
Acaste
Jeanette Lustig
Eliante
la Fontaine
Rameau
Couperin
Lulli
Mme. ‘Hofheur
Jake
Senior Week Plans Prom Banquet Tea
Senior week activities begin with the prom on May 29. Baccalaureate at St Pauls Chapel, ivy plantings and tea follow. The senior banquet occurs Monday in Hewitt dining room. Class Day Tuesday includes honors, class gift for a scholarship fund, and a buffet lunch. Columbia commencement at 3 pm and Barnard diplomas follow with reception. Seniors may invite relatives to ceremonies.
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St. Paul’s Chapel
Hewitt
Columbia
Barnard
Barbara Kauder
Jake
Assembly Installs Undergrad Officers
New officers of Barnard College student government will be installed on Tuesday April 20 at 1 10 in the Barnard Hall gym. Diana Tounatou will become President of the Undergraduate Association with Janet Moorhead as Vice President and Cynthia Bachner as Treasurer. Bear Pin and Honor Bear Pin awards will be given for service to Barnard.
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Barnard Hall
Representative Assembly
Diana Tounatou
Janet Moorhead
Cynthia Bachner
Terry Kaplan
Gisela von Scheven
Elizabeth Heavey
Ruth Jacobs
Siena Ernst
Nan Kuvin
Athletic Association
Annette Wilbeis
Bulletin
Barbara Lyons
Barnard
Orsen Bean to headline junior prom at Plaza Hotel
Orsen Bean, comedian singer from John Murray Andersons Almanac, will guest star at the junior prom on Friday April 30 in the Terrace Room of the Plaza Hotel. Lester Lanins orchestra will play nonstop music. Only 150 bids available sold on Jake. Tickets six dollars. Barbara Lapchick urges girls to reserve separate tables early.
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Orsen Bean
John Murray Anderson
Lester Lanin
Plaza Hotel
Jake
Modern Dance Classes Stage Informal Demonstration
In Barnard Hall last Tuesday at 7 p.m. the Modern Dance Group performed original works by advanced students while beginner and intermediate classes demonstrated rhythmic fundamentals and movement studies. Folk dance groups showcased dances learned this year for parents and Barnard and Columbia faculty and students.
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Barnard Hall Gymnasium
Ning
Barnard
Columbia
Department of Physical Education
Margaret Holland
Jeanette, Schlottman
Marion Streng
Barnard Blazers Arrive Tomorrow for Class of 1957
The 106 Barnard blazers issued to the class of 1957 will be handed out in Room 101 from noon to 4 tomorrow. Jackets are white with Columbia blue trim and bear the Barnard seal. If demand continues, leaflets will be sent to incoming freshmen for September orders. Contact Jenny Graubart or Ann Lord.
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Barnard
Jenny Graubart
Ann Lord
Scholarships Open for Margaret Meyer Secretarial Grants
The Placement Office announces applications for the Margaret Meyer Graduate Scholarships for secretarial instruction. All June graduates may apply. The fund originated from a $3,000 bequest by Annie Nathan Meyer in memory of Margaret Meyer Coheri, Barnard College founder and 1915 graduate.
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Sec
Margaret Meyer
Annie Nathan Meyer
Barnard College
Margaret Meyer Coheri
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Prostick
Chanteclair
Alliance
Francaise
Barnard Colege
Law School
Millicent C. McIntosh
Diana Touliatou
Sue Nagelberg
James
Helen Wright
Forrest Abbot
Barnard Comptroller
Orsen Bean of
Almanac
Sparks Prom
Barnard Blazers
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