NSA Votes for New Delegates to Prague
The New York Regional Assembly of the National Students Association approved sending a new delegation to the International Union of Students in Prague this summer after reviewing police brutality claims tied to a Prague student demonstration during the Czech coup. Delegates Walter Wallace and Jeanne Schwartz will join a Chicago meeting to decide NSA policy on resignations of Ellis and Smith.
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New York
National Students Association
International Union of Students
Prague
IUS
Walter Wallace
Jeanne Schwartz
Ellis
Smith
Chicago
NSA
Toynbee Lectures On Western Civilization At Columbia
Arnold Toynbee lectured on Western prospects and non Western experiences in the first of four Bampton Lectures at Columbia University's McMillin Academic Theater. He warned Western decline is not yet evident but noted unique Western traits and the atom bomb's state-level implications. The remaining lectures, on war and other topics, are scheduled for April 12 19 and 21.
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Arnold Toynbee
Toynbee
McMillin
AA Tea Features Awards President Installations at College Parlor
At the Athletic Association Tea on Thursday April 8 Barbara Hewlett administered the oath of office to Mary Lou Heffernan as the new AA president. The meeting honored athletic award winners and welcomed new Athletic Association Board members including June Billings vice president Martha Greene treasurer Janet Heller secretary Laura Nadler archery chair Manlyn Ward badminton chair Harriet Tolley basketball chair Emily Klein camp chair Madeleine Justensen deck tennis chair Sally Salinger folk dance chair Eleanor Madden games chair Louise Pabst health chair Martha Howe model dance chair Bernice Greenfield publicity chair Marilyn Rosenthal bulletin publicity chair Constance Collins swimming chair Alis Wrench tennis chair Margaret De Vecchi volleyball chair. The freshman representative will be elected in the fall.
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Athletic Association
College
Barbara Hewlett
Mary Lou Heffernan
Physical Education Department
June Billings
Martha Greene
Janet Heller
Laura Nadler
Manlyn Ward
Harriet Tolley
Emily Klein
Madeleine Justensen
Sally Salinger
Eleanor Madden
Games
Louise Pabst
Martha Howe
Bernice Greenfield
Marilyn Rosenthal
Bulletin
Constance Collins
Alis
Bulletin Holds Funeral for Old Managing Board
The Bulletin announces a humorous farewell funeral for the old managing board to be held Friday April 16 at 5 p.m. in the Bulletin office. The event, described as a gala with hellish overtones, continues the paper’s yearly tradition of welcoming the new staff with a party.
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Bulletin
Hell
Jake Senior Ball Bids On Sale For CARE Dance
Jake announces senior ball bids on sale Monday from 11 80 to 1 30 with 150 bids available for 184 seniors. Bids are six dollars each and sold through the week. A May 1 college spring dance for CARE also lists bid sign ups with two fifty per bid.
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Jake
Benefit For Care
Bulletin Polls Opinion on Required Assembly System
The Bulletin reports a move toward voluntary weekly assemblies at the college with speakers from Columbia and Barnard and special sessions. debates on timing and closures of facilities. a student committee will draft plans alongside a faculty group. Dean Millicent Carey McIntosh emphasizes the value of a strong assembly program for morale and education.
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Millicent Carey Mclintosh
Bulletin
Seniors Plan For Banquet During Senior Week
The Senior Banquet will be held Monday May 31 at seven o'clock in the Brooks Dining room. Limited to senior class members, it closes Senior Week with entertainment by sophomore waitresses directed by Page Morris and ceremonies for engaged and married seniors.
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Brooks
Ruth Montgomery
Page Morris
Jake
Barnard Greek Games Set For Artemis festival
The forty sixth Barnard Greek Games happen Saturday April 17 at 3 pm in the College Gym. Freshmen and sophomores compete in athletics and arts celebrating Artemis with Iphigenia as the entrance legend. Iphigenia is played by Carol Leni. Agamemnon by Lynn Bellamy. Kalchas by Sally Graham. music by Jean La Guardia and Ruth Bergquist.
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Barnard
Artemis
Iphigenia
Agamemnon
Carol Leni
Lynn Bellamy
Sally Graham
Kalchas
Florence Fox
Joyce Barnes
Pat Cowan
Ee Win Riley
Jean la Guardia 00
Winningusic
Ruth Bergquist
Helen Serrell
Jean Mitchell
Class Plans From Meeting Highlight Lead Election Changes
The sophomore class elected Ann Gunning as vice president and new Representative Assembly delegates after resignations. Victoria Thomson urged new elections and stressed the importance of the Assembly, naming Jean LaGuardia Zelma McCormick Emily Klein Jean Moore Page Morris Barbara Rup. Junior class officers were named April 13 with Dorothy Partington supervising caps and gowns Peggy Frend as Vice President Lois Brean Secretary Mary Sultzer Treasurer Ann Day Social Chairman and Janet Mora reelected Honor Board Representative.
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Ann Gunning
Representative Assembly
Victoria Thomson
Jean LaGuardia
Zelma McCormick
Emily Klein
Jean Moore
Page Morris
Barbara Rup
Dorothy Partington
Peggy Frend
Lois Brean
Mary Sultzer
Ann Day
Janet Mora
Freshman elects officers for class of 1951
At an April 13 Freshman meeting in Milbank Hall room 139, Muriel Turtz was chosen vice-president, Patricia Price Honor Board Representative, and Lynn Kang Greek Games chairman for next year.
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Milbank Hall
Muriel Turtz
Patricia Price
Lynn Kang
Senior Week Plans Unveiled at Class Meeting
At the Tuesday Senior Class meeting planners outlined senior week activities and a schedule for events. The session highlighted planned gatherings and coordinated timelines for the upcoming activities.
Seven College Conference discussed at Mount Holyoke
Lois Boochever reported at a Representative Assembly on the Seven College Conference held April 9 to 11 at Mount Holyoke College. Barnard representatives Mary Lou Heffernan, Betty Leeds, and Boochever discussed publications funding, student support, future publication conference plans, and a consensus to avoid discrimination while exploring psychiatric services and marriage courses for schools.
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Lois Boochever
Seven College
Mount Holyoke College
Miss Boochever
Mary Lou Heffernan
Betty Leeds
Barnard
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