Installation of new student government and bear pins awarded
The article details the installation ceremony for the new student government at tomorrow's assembly. President Millicent Carey McIntosh will speak, bear pins will be given to undergraduates and groups, and Renee Madesker will swear in Sue Nagelberg as the new president. Incoming officers and representatives from classes 54 to 56 are listed, with the student body to meet the Undergraduate Association officers at the installation team Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent Carey McIntosh
Renee Madesker
Sue Nagelberg
Tobi Brown
Barbara Berman
Fran Evans
Florence Federman
Mary Hetzel
Duane Lloyd
Nan Kavin
Barbara Lyons
Gisella von Scheven
Diana Touliatou
Nancy Aub
Cynthia Bachner
Barbara Blumstein
Toni Crowley
Alyce Degen
Betty Hellman
Stephanie Horton
Louise Sadler
Anna Scaffer
Edith Tennebaum
Rabbi Jung on Passover Freedom and Choice at Barnard
Rabbi Lee Jung of Yeshiva University spoke at Barnard on what Passover means to the Barnard Girl of 1953. He argued that freedom of choice underpins religion and ethics, asserting that belief requires voluntary acts and full knowledge of both sides to merit reward or punishment. He also stressed freedom from tyranny and oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Jung
Barnard
Rabbi Jung
Yeshiva University
Kirk Bans Law Board For Prefs
University President Dr. Grayson Kirk rejected a faculty request to form a legal board from the Faculty of Law to advise professors subpoenaed by Congressional committees. The six member Conference Committee was deemed sufficient to handle tenure matters, while critics urged faculty autonomy and stronger protection amid probes.
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Grayson Kirk
Faculty of Law
Ernest Nagel
Philosophy Department
Columbia Chapter
American Association of University Professors
Kirk
University Council
Robert
Lyndh
Association of American Universities
Robert M. McIver
Teachers College
Dr. McIver
New Bulletin Announces Incoming Managing Board Tomorrow
BULLETINs fifty fourth managing board takes effect tomorrow with Geraldine Kirshenbaum installed as Editor in Chief. Four associate editors Tobin Brown Joyce LeBois Barbara Lyons Lenore Self join from the news board to oversee pages. Judy Kaufman and Jane Were Bey become feature editors. Sandra Perlmutter and Donna Glick share co news editor duties. Outgoing editors depart as Lenore Self moves up, Nancy Elvet retires, and spring training for all undergraduates begins.
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Bulletin
Geraldine Kirshenbaum
Tobin Brown
Joyce LeBois
Barbara Lyons
News
Lenore Self
Judy Kaufman
Jane Were-Bey
Sandra
Perlmutter
Donna Glick
Dorothy Coyne
Anne Sibek
Beulah Sternberg
Sue Nagelberg
Gerry Kirshenbaum
Nancy Elvet
Jake
Six Major Changes Proposed For Student Governance
A slate outlines six changes including disbanding Barnard Hall Social Committee and curbing Residence Hall Social Committee power by forming a Social Council. It also calls removing the Bulletin editor and Residence Hall President from Student Council, expelling most Council members from Representative Assembly, placing Proctors under Honor Board, creating a Court of Treasurers, and shifting Vice-President duties to Clubs Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Bingham
Hannah Salomon
Elizabeth Heavey
Barbara Kauder
Eileen O’connor
Catherine Comes
Marlene Ader
Ruth Pierson
Joe Clare Magnus
Athletic Association
Geraldine Kirshenbaum
Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Flo Federman
Barnard
Diana Touliatou
Barnard Hall
Residence Hall Social Committee
Student Council
Residence Hall
Board of Proctors
Honor Board
Clubs
Barnard Announces Faculty Retirements and New Appointments
The 1953 54 Barnard College catalogue lists retirement of German Department chair Hugh W Puckett and Government chair Raymond Moley, with replacements and several leaves of absence. Incoming or visiting faculty include Luisa Banti from Italy and Rene Albrecht-Carrie. LeRoy Breunig to replace Hoffherr. John Kouwenhoven named English chair. Miss Helen Carlson returns from Fulbright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Hugh W. Puckett
Louis G. Stabenau
Frederic Hoffherr
LeRoy Breunig
John E. Smith
Yale
Raymond Moley
Government Department
Luisa Banti
America
Italy
University of Padua
Helen Carlson
Netherlands
Rene Albrecht-Carrie
France
Dorm Prexy Editor Sit on New Council
The final Representative Assembly meeting failed to act on the Constitutional Revision Committee report. The chair ruled revisions cannot take effect before tomorrow, so Ruth Pierson and Geraldine Kirchenbaum will join Student Council, despite the proposed revision. Shulamith Simon argues changes could apply next year if the constitution is revised every four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
Hileen O’connor
Bulletin
Eileen O’connor
Edith Tennenbaum
Constitutional Revision Committee
Rep. Assembly
Ruth Pierson
Geraldine Kirchenbaum
Renee Madesker
Rep Assembly
Shulamith Simon
Miss Simon
Death Theme in German Music Colloquium
A joint Religion and Music Departments colloquium titled The Death Wish Its Expression in German Music of the 19th Century will be held tomorrow from 4 to 6 PM in the College Parlor. Prof Cherbonnier will trace death motifs in German thought with examples from Schopenhauer Nietzsche mystics and existentialists. Prof Cady will demonstrate how Wagner Brahms and other romantics express pessimism retrospection and longing for death through music.
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Cherbonnier
Schopenhauer
Cady
Wagner
Brahms
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Kirk Bans Law Board For
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New ‘Bulletin’ Managing Board
David A. Robertson
Ingrith Deyrup
Donald Ritchie
Henry Sharp
Andre Mesnard
New Council
By Hazel Gerber
Music Colloquium
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