Six Seniors Receive Bear Pin Awards at Assembly
Six seniors—Bonnie Aaron, Marilyn Gallo, Phyllis Klein, Buffy Peebles, Marilyn Ross, Monika Schwabe—accepted Bear Pins for service to the school. Honorees include Barbara Benson, Carol Cardozo, Sue Gerbi, Josie Gittler, Esther Katzen, Sara Morris, Bea Rosengarten, Rita Solow, Ann Selgin, Joan Spector. Professor Robert Lekachman receives Honorary Bear Pin as he leaves Barnard after teaching economics since 1947. Carol Wilson and the Currie Committee also honored. Nominations come from the President, VP Undergrad, Honor Board, Judicial Council chairs, Proctors, and senior class president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Aaron
Marilyn Gallo
Phyllis Klein
Buffy Peebles
Marilyn Ross
Monika Schwabe
Barbara Benson
Carol Cardozo
Sue Gerbi
Josie Gittler
Esther Katzen
Sara Morris
Bea Rosengarten
Rita Solow
Ann Selgin
Joan Spector
Robert Lekachman
Barnard
Carol Wilson
Currie Committee
Holly Gunner
Sue Silverman
Judicial Council
Board of Proctors
Weil Explains History of Logs in Two Princeton Lectures
Professor Andre Weil of the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton presented the first of two lectures on Logs from Euclid to Euler. He traced early ideas from Euclid through Napier Mercator Leibniz and Euler, noting key milestones in natural and decimal logarithms and the introduction of the constant e and the symbol pi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Weil
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton University
Euclid
Euler
Weil
Napier
Mercator
Leibnitz
Coca Cola sign amid World’s Fair displays sparks imperialism debate
The World’s Fair report notes a red Coca-Cola sign peeking from scenery symbolizing American capitalism abroad. Many industrial pavilions feel uniform though some exhibits charm visitors. Lowenbrau beer garden and the Bel gian village stand out. African village promises more with warmer weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahal
Coca- Cola Company
Lowenbrau
Community Bulletin Covers Arts Grants and Events
Submissions open for next year's Junior Show with Susan Foster before April 22, favoring an original serious musical. Summer Grant forms go to Barbara Morse. NY Baroque Ensemble performs April 22 at 8 pm at Donnell Library no admission. Porter lecture on West African art at 8:30 pm at the American Society of African Culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Foster
New York Baroque Ensemble
Vivaldi
Byrd
Gibbons
Donnell Library
West 53Rd Street
James A. Porter
American Society of African Culture
East 40Th Street
Porter
Howard University
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Rep. Assembly
Dr. Weil
Coca-Cola Pavillion
Bulletin Board
Barbara Morse
Jake
Diane Contente
Core Scholarship, Education and Defense Fund
Graham Gallery
Madison Avenue
NSA
The
National Student Association
Boston University
Florence
Colby College
USNSA
Dept. BG
New York
Friends of
SNCC
Harkness Theatre
Earl Hall
American Theatre Today
Barry Ulanov
International Christian Students Association
University Extension
WKCR
Tennessee Border
Bob Garland
Proctors
Busi
Nesses
Industry
St. Louis 3
ST. Paul's Chapel
Columbia University
Amsterdam
Krumm
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