Columbia Festival of the Arts Showcases Student Work
The Columbia Festival of the Arts runs April 17 to 26 with student and faculty pieces in performing visual and literary arts. It features a Visual Arts Exhibit through May 3 coordinated by Claire Friend of Barnard, plus the First Inter Collegiate Song Competition, Gilbert and Sullivan Princess Ida, a modern dance recital and Wharf Edge opera.
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Columbia Festival of the
Alpha Phi Omega
National Service Fraternity
Barnard
Claire Friend
Wollman
Bar
Ilene Rubin
Georgianna Pimentel
Linda Sallop
C.A
Jake
Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Kenneth Jones
Wharf Edge
67 Class Meeting For 1967 Students
Mrs Stabenau will meet the class of 1967 in the Gym on Thursday April 16 at 1 pm to discuss filling ten tentative programs for the autumn term. The meeting is required.
Board of Proctors Elects Myra Greenspoon Chairman
Myra Greenspoon ’65 was elected chairman of the Board of Proctors at a meeting last Tuesday attended by senior and junior members. The proctors also selected juniors Carol Adler, Marilyn Gallo, Ann Selgiff, and Barbara Sheklin as members of the Court of Sen.
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Myra Greenspoon
Board of Proctors
Proctors
Carol Adler
Marilyn Gallo
Ann Selgiff
Barbara Sheklin
Court of Sen
Spring Weekend debuts Barnard Columbia co op event
Aaron explains the first Barnard Columbia Spring Weekend replacing Pamphria Carnival with a committee including a Barnard rep. Howard Kissel’s Tad show Troubleshooter opens May 7, plus Varsity Show runs Thursday to Sunday in Wollman Auditorium with evening and afternoon events, boat ride, lectures, and special curfew.
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Betwen Annard
Columbia
Pamphratia
Bonnie Aaron
Aaron
Columbia Service Society
Barnard
Il Troubleshootere
Howard Kissel
Columbia Players
Wollman Auditorium
FBH
Board of Managers
Hewitt Lounge
Ted Kramer Society
Pamphratria
Lions den
King’s Crown Hebel
Miss Aaron
Barnard-Columbia
Barnard College Announces Changes to 1964 65 Courses
The Barnard College catalog for 1964 65 shows major shifts only in Italian and Chemistry. Italian adds advanced literature courses 1550 to present and Renaissance origins to end will alternate yearly with later periods. Chemistry adds Thermodynamics Kinetics Structure Electrochemistry and new labs. Government adds Introduction to Communism with Dr Juviter. Linda Miller joins. English majors face broader historical distribution. Experiments in Writing replaces Courses 7 8 and 11 12. Medieval literature revised by Barry Ulanov.
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Barnard College
Maristella de Panizza Lordi
Government Department
Peter Juviter
Linda Miller
Barry Ulanov
Currie Report Favors Optional Hygiene Class
Freshman Hygiene questionnaire shows 63 of 80 students oppose the course as a degree requirement while supporting useful information on mental hygiene and sex topics. Miss Gunner submits results to Dean Boorse for Faculty Committee review. Students cite workload and rote tests as faults and want more educational value and options.
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Holly Gunner
Miss Gunner
Henry Boorse
Boorse
Barnard
Sophs Fresh Meet Saturday In Greek Games Competition
The sixty third annual Greek Games will be held Saturday April 18 at 2 30 p m in the Barnard gymnasium dedicated to Poseidon. Sophomore co chairs Regina McArdle Julie Marstella and freshmen co chairs Marietta Aloukow Diane Contente led months of preparation with committee members. Lyrics and music contests have been judged and winners announced.
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Barnard Gymnasium
Poseidon
Regina McArdle
Julie Marstella
Marietta Aloukow
Diane Contente
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CU Festival
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Smith College
Yale Spitzwinks
Columbines
Kingsmen
Mary Burton
Miss Greenspoon
Honor Board
Ellen Coser
Lucy Agin
Zane Berzins
Nancy Brewer
Nancy Campbell
Mary Ebeltoft
Anne Fragasso
Susan Gerbi
Barbara Greiss
Esther Katzen
Sharon Klayman
Phyllis Klein
Carolyn Looman
Bernice Moll
Victoria Rippere
Brigid Shanahan
Sue Silverman
Currie Report
Pat Greenspan
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