Three Classes Vote For New Officers
Elections for senior junior and freshman class officers were held with light turnout. Senior class chose Karen Rosenthal as vice president Nancy Paige as secretary and Hameda Butt as treasurer Lee Salmansohn became Honor Board Representative Anita Hym an will be Senior Week Chair Karen Schaffer as Political Council Representative and Karen Charl as social chair. Salmansohn urged abolishing fines and cited John Stuart Mill. Ellen Schwartz and Naomi Schoenthal tied for junior class vice president with a run off planned. Ronnie Braunstein selected secretary and Harriet Schaeffer reelected Honor Board Representative. Junior Show chair to be elected after signups. Freshman Pitt president elect Ann opened meeting. Rosenthal will be sophomore vice president Peck secretary Gail Cohen treasurer Mary Corabi Honor Board representative. Margolin urged library rule adherence during finals and Friedman stressed dedication and responsibility for Honor Board.
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Karen Rosenthal
Nancy Paige
Hameda Butt
Lee Salmansohn
Anita Hyman
Jean Schaffer
Karen Charl
Ellen Schwartz
Naomi Schoenthal
Columbia
Barnard
Jake
Ann Pitt
Marion Rosenthal
Phyllis Peck
Gail Cohen
Mary Corabi
Susan Kossman Margolin
Margolin
Barbara Friedman
Miss Friedman
Professor Presents Chaucer At Recital
Professor A Kent Hieatt will discuss Chaucer at the Wednesday noon poetry recital hosted by Columbia University’s English and Comparative Literature Department. Readings run 12 to 12 30 in Ferris Booth Hall room 212 with future topics including Rilke Bernby Donne Melville and Mark Twain. The department notes strong turnout but low Barnard female attendance and invites all University members to attend.
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A. Kent Hieatt
Department of English and Comparative Literature
Columbia University
Columbia
Ferris Booth Hall
Rilke
Gottfried Bernby
Walter Sokel
John N. Morris
Donne
James M. Zito
Melville
Mark Twain
Quenntin Anderson
Columbia English
Barnard
Window Leap Saves Class in Barnard Hall
Associate Professor Willy Schumann of the German department leapt from a first floor classroom window in Barnard Hall last Tuesday at noon to free students after a door was accidentally locked from inside. He exited the room and unlocked the door from the hallway, saving the class from being trapped.
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Willy Schumann
Barnard Hall
Schumann
Barnard College Club Revises Membership Rules
Barnard College Club votes to close local chapter membership to undergraduates under a by law revision. All Barnard College Class of 1961 graduates will receive invitations to join under the new standard annual dues of 10 dollars.
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Barnard College Club
Barnard
Catalogue Features Change In Program
Judy Lefkowitz reports Barnard updates to its course catalogue aligning numbers with Columbia University IBM system for transfer ease though Barnard will not adopt IBM. Changes include added Columbia College history offerings, no language lab fee, extended summer session policy, and a two week post start date for schedule changes. A new outdoor season self defense course is offered open to all, with lectures by Michael Roberts explaining ETS as a defensive method.
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Barnard
Columbia Unversity
Helen Law
Columbia
Columbia College
Michael Roberts
Physical Education
Council Lets Bureau Have Campus Agent
Student Council approves a travel scholarship program with Fugazy Travel Bureau paying $250 per semester to one Barnard student as campus representative for the 1961 62 academic year. The program runs on a trial basis with no other agencies allowed on campus. The agent is paid non commission regardless of student usage.
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Janet Kirschenbaum
Fugazy Travel Bureau
Banard
Fugazy Progrram
Barnard
Two Chairmen Praise Greek Games Skills
Two Greek Games chairmen Rachel Blau and Tony Sugarman urge signups for rehearsals in the gym and note a 10-6 Sophomore lead. The piece highlights speeches on Greek Games Entrance and lists upcoming rehearsals and prize details.
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Rachel Blau
Tony Sugarman
Miss Sugarman
Marlene Lobell
Bulletin Staff Meeting Scheduled Today at 4 PM
A meeting of the entire Bulletin staff will be held today at 4:00 PM in the Bulletin office. Attendance is compulsory.
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Bulstin
Bulletin Ofice
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Ronnie Braunstein
Harriet Schaeffer
Miss Schaeffer
Chaucer
Dante
Roberts
Assembly
By Judy Lefkowitz
By Naomi Weintraub
Mr. Roberts
Council
Bureau
Miss Blau
Barnard College
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