Dress Rehearsal Set for Greek Games Saturday
Final dress rehearsal for freshman and sophomore athletes and dancers, priests, and lyric readers runs Thursday night from 7 to 10 in preparation for the Greek Games next Saturday. The program includes Poseidon myth in the freshman dance, a mood for sophomores, choral entrance, and joint directing by Lucyle Hook with both classes.
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Poseidon
Lucyle Hook
Jake
Sue Sayer
Eliza Pietsch
Eleanor Rumpf
Marilyn Learner
Marietta Dunston
Grace Robertson
Billie Haake
Dorothy Tunick
Miss Haake
Tabulate Fees For Infirmary
Information on infirmary costs and uses follows a proposed thirty dollar medical fee for residence students. The daily patient cost is about eighteen dollars, funded from the general college fund rather than dorm funds. 1949-1950 infirmary budget is $8200, up from 1948-1949’s $7764 and 1947-1948’s $7283, covering heat light nurses and care.
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General College
Barnard Alumnae Campaign Raises Near 200000 Dollars
Barnard College reports progress in its Development Plan with New York alumnae solicited first and Queens now targeted. Eight Manhattan group leaders oversee captains and workers who each solicit five alumnae, with an office on Fifth Avenue handling records and receipts. Despite some rejections over fiscal and program criticisms, total contributions reach $197,692.56.
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Barnard
Manhattan
Queens
New York
Fifth Avenue
Barnard College
Cornell Medical School
Summer Hospital Jobs at Presbyterian Hospital
The Placement Office announces summer ward assistant positions at Presbyterian Hospital open to pre medical students and eligible upper class students. Duties include simple treatments and routine ward work under Nursing Department instruction. pay is 145 dollars monthly after taxes with 45 dollars room deduction. Two term periods run June 16 to July 31 and August 1 to September 15. call before May 1 for details.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Department of Nursing
Barnard Hosts Fourth Eastern Colleges Science Conference
Barnard College prepares to host delegates from ninety colleges for a two day Eastern Colleges Science Conference on April 28 and 29. About five hundred students are expected with two official delegates per college. Distinguished speakers include Dean Millicent C. McIntosh Louis Fieser Aubrey Gorbman Paul A. Smith Norbert Wiener and Edward A. Condon. Field trips to the Museum of Natural History Bronx Botanical Gardens Ward's Island Palisades and a cyclotron in Irvington are planned along with exhibits papers and demonstrations.
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Barnard
Eastern Colleges Science Conference
Millicent C. McIntosh
Louis Fieser
Harvard
Sam C. Hooker
Aubrey Gorbman
Zoology Department
Paul A. Smith
Columbia Mathematics Department
Norbert Wiener
MIT
Edward A. Condon
National Bureau of Standards
India
Museum of Natural History
Bronx Botanical Gardens
Ward’s Island
Palisades
Irvington
New York
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Tickets On Sale For Coed Barnard Camp Picnic
A stag coed picnic is planned at Barnard Camp next Sunday with Columbia undergrad men invited. Transportation is 1.50 round trip, buses depart Barnard at 10 00 a m and return by 6 00 p m. Barnard girls sell tickets Tuesday to Thursday 11 00 a m to 2 00 p m. Food costs 50 cents per person. The day includes a Wiener roast, volleyball, softball, hiking and singing with maps available for those driving.
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Barnard
Columbia
Jake
Medical Exams Urged for Freshmen and Sophomores
Dr Marjory J Nelson urges all freshmen and sophomores to sign up for medical examinations in the medical office as soon as possible. Programs for next year will not be approved until the examinations are completed.
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Marjory J. Nelson
Major’s Meetings Begin Fall Registration and Phi Beta Kappa Elections
Registration for next year starts tomorrow with major meetings at 1 pm to advise sophomores and juniors. Tentative program forms and yellow elective cards must be filed between May 3 and May 10. Barnard’s Phi Beta Kappa elects 33 to New York Delta Chapter. list of new members includes Dorothy Allen and Ruth Crane among others. Summer sessions limit six points in six weeks, with behavior on changes and catalog updates noted.
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Eliot
Barnard
Phi Beta Kappa
New York
Grace T. Bolton
Dorothy Allen
Rosemary Beeching
Ruth Crane
Wanda Charnat
Joyce Engelson
Frances Fuchs
Pauline Gostinsky
Rosalie Grayer
Ann Hasker
Helen Greta Hersch
Alice Sterling Honig
Mary Jean Huntington
Judith Jarvis
Ursula Leibrecht Jarvis
Winifred Kent
Doris Halvorson Kroner
Beatrice Laskowitz
Jane Webb Lewis
Barbara Moskowitz
Carolyn Ogden
Doris Adelberg Orgel
Yolanda’ S Pyles
Ann Rabinowitz
Phyllis Reiss
Marjorie Plant Rogatz
Alice Weinstock Schwartz
Roselin Seider
Arlene Propper Silberman
Hertha Wegener
Ellen Fishbein Weiss
Joan Weiss
Joan White
Genevieve Wightman
Columbia
Seniors Plan Step Singing And Ball Arrangements
Senior Week plans include Step Singing as part of Senior Class Night with 75 members invited. Rehearsals begin Friday in the gym, four meetings total, and class songs will be written with participants in white dresses. The Senior Ball at Hotel Pierre June 2 features Stanley Melda’s orchestra and six dollar bids May 12–19.
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Hotel Pierre
Bunny Greenfield
Edith Bernstein
Ronnie Levein
Milbank Hall
North Lawn
Ask
Victoria Thomson
Step Singing
Pierre
Stanley Melda
Jake
Jean Moore
Frances Zinn
Connie Collins
Bing Escada
Mary Alice Adams
Roberta Booth
Maureen McCann
Diana Crane
Isabelle Welter
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Science
Barnard Camp
Major
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