Halpern Lists Hems For Execs Agenda At First Meeting
Susan Halpern 64 outlines the inaugural Executive Committee agenda at the meeting in 805 Barnard. Items include electing two delegates to Columbia University Student Council and selecting Exec members as secretary and or treasurer, plus a request for a Memorial Scholarship Fund appropriation and distribution of the new Undergraduate Association Constitution.
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Susan Halpern
Cairman
Exec
Columbia Univesity Student Council
Nancy Neveloff
Barnard
Miss Halpern
Florence Bridges
Student Mail
Majors Plan Compulsory Meetings for Autumn Term
Students must attend mandatory program planning meetings on Thursday April 18 at 1 10 p m Freshman class in Room 306 Barnard Hall Majors list includes Art History Chemistry Economics English Government Mathematics Religion 219M Spanish Zoology A 22M 215 M Sophomores and juniors should check Barnard and Millant Halls bulletin boards for further announcements.
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Barnard Hall
Barnard and
Millant Halls
Me&t
Three Class of 1964 Elect Officers and Exec Committee Reps
Virginia LoCicero Nancy Neveloff Ann Pitt and Ellen Schneider were elected senior representatives to the Executive Committee at a Class of 1964 meeting chaired by Class President Myra Mass. Diane Droisen was named Honor Board Representative. Janet Hall was elected vice-president Linda Topping secretary Ronnie Helbraun treasurer and Bonnie Menninger Senior Week chairman.
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Virginia LoCicero
Nancy Neveloff
Ann Pitt
Ellen Schneider
Myra Mass
Miss LoCicero
Temple University
Exec
Pitt
Schneider
Morgan State College
Diane Droisen
Catalogue to Include New Rule and 75th Anniversary Seal
The 1963 64 catalogue to be issued on campus today features the 75th Anniversary Seal on its cover. It announces a new rule for married students needing prior notification to the Dean of Studies and parental approval, with housing restrictions and possible dismissal for noncompliance. The edition also lists six new courses and includes archival photographs of Brooks Hall, Reid Hall, botany and zoology from the century's start.
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Barnard
Follese
Brooks Hall
Reid Hall
Select J. Clarke For Honor Board Elections
At the first class meeting led by Sue Silverman thirty nine students attended. Nancy Duff Campbell Margie Ross and Sue Scheffler were elected to the Executive Committee. An affirmative vote considered Marilyn Gallo as fourth representative after a letter from Francine Stein urging consideration.
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Sue Silverman
Nancy Duff Campbell
Margie Ross
Sue Scheffler
Marilyn Gallo
Francine Stein
Ellen Wolkin Named to Honor Board in Class of 1966
The class of 1966 elected Ellen Wolkin as Honor Board representative with Carla Salomon as Vice President Allyn London as Treasurer and Nancy Cowles Denise Jackson Penny Lipkin and Marsha Weinstein as Executive Committee members at the April 11 class meeting. Margaret Poss led the first meeting of the new administration. Miss Walkins noted that her year’s work with the Honor Board deepened her grasp of the role and Salomon stressed engaging the least interested person.
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Ellen Wolkin
Carla Salomon
Allyn London
Nancy Cowles
Denise Jackson
Penny Lipkin
Marsha Weinstein
Margaret Poss
UN Delegates' Wives To Attend Inauguration
A group of wives of UN delegates from the Soviet Union Byelorussia and the Ukraine will attend President Rosemary Park's inauguration on Monday April 22 about 20 women. They include doctors engineers and a painter reflecting their professional interests and ties to Barnard College. Mrs Molly K Bruce will escort the visitors with Dr Cullings accompanying. A Russian speaking guide will be provided.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Byelorussia
Ukraine
Rosemary Park
Dorothy Cullings
Barnard
Cullings
United States
Molly K. Bruce
UN Secretariat
Julia Henderson
United Nations Bureau of Social Affairs
Summer Grants Offered For Barnard Students
The Undergraduate Association invites Barnard students returning in fall 1963 to apply for summer grants for personal experience projects in the United States or abroad. Applications are due April 23. interviews set for April 30. awards announced the first week in May.
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United States
Barnard
Dress Rehearsal For Greek Games Set for April 18
Greek Games prepares for a Saturday presentation on April 20 at 2 30 p m in the gym with a dress rehearsal on Thursday April 18 from 6 to 8 30 p m Tickets were distributed to two participating classes during vacation week and cost 1 50 for any leftovers Mrs Marian Philips of the Physical Education Department urged students to join their class entrance and grab tickets promptly
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Marian Philips
Physical Education Department
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Halpern
Togs Halpern
Bulletin
Economics
Mathematics
Neveloff
J. Clarke
E. Wolkin
Marian Pollett
the Undergraduate Association
Jake
Mig Stolz
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