Barnard Delegates Attend International Student Conference
Barnard College participated in an April 11 to 13 conference at Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, with delegates Miss Simone Voisin of France and Miss Shirim Devrim Zeid of Turkey. They joined a forthcoming leadership and student activities conference at Russell Sage College in Troy, New York, on April 25 and 26.
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Barnard College
Bard College
Annandale-on- Hudson
Russell Sage College
Troy
New York
Simone Voisin
France
Shirim Devrim Zeid
Turkey
Barnard
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Baruch
French Club Presents Contemporary Plays at Brinckerhoff Theater
The French Club stages two Jean Giraudoux plays La Guerre de Troy N Aurasu and L Apollon de Marsac at Brinckerhoff Theater next Thursday and Friday April 24 and 25 to aid the school’s adopted children. Cast includes Christine Artopaides Eva Loewe Sara Martin Efron Vera Henri Mary Ellen Hoffmann Lois Petry Marion Townsend Barbara Thomson Naomi Cooper. Simone Dreyfus is ticket chairman and tickets go on sale April 22-24. Any Barnard student who can trumpet should report to Miss Dreyfus for participation.
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Jean Giraudoux
L’apollon de Marsac
Vera Henri
Mary Ellen Hoffmann
Lois Petry
Marion Townsend
Barbara Thomson
Noami Cooper
Simone Dreyfus
Barnard
Miss Dreyfus
Emily Klein Named Sophomore Vice President Elect
Emily Klein was chosen next year's sophomore vice-president at a freshman class meeting held last Tuesday noon in the theater. Other nominees included Beverly Beck Juliette Cevallos Betty Coryllos Ellen Duncan Peggy Lange Betsy Richards and Carol Steinhorst. The class voted to contribute thirty five dollars to the term drive and announcements were made about June Course a Barnard Camp barbecue on May 4 and freshman step singing. A committee was to be appointed to arrange a class lunch or picnic this spring.
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Emily Klein
Beverly Beck
Juliette Cevallos
Betty Coryllos
Ellen Duncan
Peggy Lange
Betsy Richards
Carol Steinhorst
Barnard Camp
Fresiitman
New Dorm Officers Installed In Residence Halls
The Residence Halls Executive Committee installation took place in Brooks living room with retiring president Beverly MacGraw speaking. Ruth Ann Carter became chair as entering president and a proposal to raise Residence Halls fees prompted floor meetings and a committee to present to the Dean and Board of Trustees.
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Residence
Brooks
Beverly MacGraw
Ruth Ann Carter
Nancy Cameron
June Bousley
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Residence Halls Executive Council
Barnard Calendar Highlights April Events
The Barnard timetable lists April 17 as Senior Alumnae Tea at River side Building and U C A talk on The Prospects for World Order by Prof Grayson L Kirk at Earl Hall. Evening activities include Glee Club rehearsal Greek Games Dress Rehearsal and various teas and dances across Earl Hall College Parlor and Little Parlor. Additional events run April 19 Greek Games April 21 feature French Music Clubs Vocational Committee and Menorah at Earl Hall FEarl Hall.
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U.C.A
the Prospects For World Order
Grayson L. Kirk
Earl Hall
Dean’s
Little Parlor
Columbia Music Dept
Fearl Hall
Open Letter Urges Campus Participation in April 30 Meeting
The Columbia Committee for Organization invites all campus organizations and interested individuals to a April 17 3:30 to 5 00 P M meeting in Room 203 Hamilton Hall. The aim is to plan publicity and coordinate efforts for a university wide April 30 noon McMillin Theater gathering to pursue a National Organization of Students.
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Columbia Committee
University Student Council
Columbia College Student Board
McMillin Theater
Chicago
Hamilton Hall
Barnard Wins Debate Last Contest of the Year
Barnard defended the affirmative in a debate on the proposition that the closed shop be outlawed held last Monday April 14 at Middlebury. Judges Janet Sanderson Edna Easton and Mary Jane Williams cast an unanimous verdict for Barnard. Debaters Regina Reilly and Barbara Moskowitz represented Barnard with Middlebury team Peggy Armstrong and Debbie Nye.
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Barnard
Middlebury
Janet R. Sanderson
Barnard Economics
Edna Easton
Mary Jane Williams
Barnard Chemistry
Peggy Armstrong
Debbie Nye
Regina Reilly
Barbara Moskowitz
New Republic Contest Winners and Columbia Arts News
Ashur Baizer wins $500 first prize in the New Republic Short Story Contest for veterans now in college under GI benefits. The prize was awarded by Henry Wallace with Michael Staight present. the winning story is Living Amoeba set in a wartime army hospital. Columbia hosts four Mother of us All performances May 12–18 on Morningside Heights. Profs Moore and the National Institute of Arts and Letters sponsor the festival with the Alice M Ditson Fund. Also announced are the Stephen Vincent Benet Memorial Poetry and Theodore Dreiser Memorial Prose Awards for Young Writers, open to under thirties with original English works not commercially published. Manuscripts due May 2 1947 to the New Writing Foundation. Milton R Konvitz releases The Constitution and Civil Rights from Columbia University Press. The Master Brewers Association sponsors a book review contest on The Practical Brewer with $200 top prize and $100 for second. open to college papers and students. send reviews to St Louis Missouri with a supplementary letter.
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New Republic
Ashur Baizer
Columbia University
Henry Wallace
The
Baizer
Michael Staight
Virgil Thompson
Gertrude Stein
Morningside Heights
Douglas Moore
Columbia
Department of Music
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Alice M. Ditson
Stephen Vincent Benet
Theodore Dreiser
New Writing Foundation
National Federation of College and High School Writing Clubs
Master Brewers Association of America
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Missouri
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Debate Council
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Boston
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Milton R. Konvitz
Cornell University
Green Wood
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ST. Paul’s Chapel
Eleanor B. Mattes
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