Greek Games head tax tickets still on sale
The Greek Games head tax tickets remain twenty cents and are still on sale. A March 30 reserved period ends, after which freshmen and sophomores can buy while supplies last. Buyers must pick up paid head tax tickets promptly before the event.
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Campus Groups Schedule Week of Activities and Talks
Campus Notes lists SDA meeting today with Prof Albert J Hart on inflation control in 209 Butler Hall from 12 to 2 pm. Newman Club and other groups announce meetings, films, dances, and lectures across Earl Hall John Jay McMillin Theater and Casa Hispanica through Monday and Tuesday with guests such as Jose Figueres and F W Dupee. Passover meals and open houses are also noted with event times and locations throughout campus.
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Emotional Security as Basis for Marriage Forum Says
Dr. Esther Lloyd Jones urged emotional maturity as key to loyal, faithful mates and shared how childhood patterns shape later marriage. She warned partners must align emotional levels and cautioned on premarital sex stressing affection over physical acts. The Monday session ends with questions on shared background and parental influence.
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Martiage Forum
Bulletin Chronicle of Barnard College Press History
The Bulletin evolved from a campus events bulletin to a first class college paper. It notes early ads including gym suits in 1905 and Dr Gourard beauty cream as a wartime era feature. Cigarette ads appeared in 1928 and the Bulletin shifted between semi weekly and weekly schedules across the wars and beyond.
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Helena Baan and peers hold campus service roles in 1950
Assembly notes list Helena Baan Frances Conway Vivienne Feigenbaum Bernice Greenfield Alice Kogan Naomi Loeb and Mary Alice Currier with honors. Political Council bears Honorary Bear Pin for club and PC work. seniors Dorothea Bennett Bernice Friedenthal Marisa Macina Nancy Miller Barbara Ritter Paula Weltz receive pins. juniors Edith Bernstein et al receive honors. Dean McIntosh awards freshman essay to Percy Barret Sheats.
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Frances Conway
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Nancy Miller
Barbara Ritter
Paula Weltz
Edith Bernstein
Bettina Blake
Kathleen Burge
Sara Chapman
Frances Conn
Aida di Pace
Nancy Heffelfinger
Jeannette Houseplan
Patricia Miller
Eliza Pietsch
Judith Reisner
Edith Richmond
Ruth Schachter
Miriam Schapiro
Audrey Weissman
Ruth Canter
Barbara Hesse
Barbara Kerewsky
Sondra Kleinman
Mary Midgett
Millicent Satterlee
Ellen Schleicher
Dean McIntosh
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Freshmen Lead in Greek Games Through Early Rounds
The Greek Games results show the freshman class leading by a few points after winning first and second in lyrics and music. Sophomores earned points for cover design lyric reader and third in lyrics as head tax and general admission tickets go on sale daily at noon on Jake with doors open Saturday despite likely scarcity.
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Barnard student polishes history focus for graduation
Morgan, a Barnard College American history major, has spent two summers at the Tribune as a reporter. Her wide interests once included studying communism in China and science courses, but she now concentrates solely on her Barnard academic studies before graduation.
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Faculty Views Gov t Policy Discussion at Barnard
Barnard faculty members will discuss communism socialism and capitalist democracy next Tuesday at 1 p m in Brickerhoff Theatre. Ruth Rosa will cover communism in theory and practice in the USSR John Stewart will address theoretical socialism and socialism in Britain and Scandinavia Mary Fairbanks will explain the welfare state and welfare statism in the twentieth century. The panel aims to compare ideologies by method rather than current politics.
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Mary Fairbanks
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Barnard Student Wins Fashion Fellowship Prize
Lois Campaine, Barnard College senior, is one of three winners of the Fashion Fellowships awarded to college seniors by the Tobe-Coburn Institute for Fashion Careers. She becomes the first Barnard student to win this national award, earning full tuition for a year of executive training in buying, fashion coordination, advertising, and personnel.
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