Barnard Plans Spring Dance and Camp Barbecue
An all college spring dance titled Starlight Starbright will be held May 1 from 9 to 1 at Barnard Hall gym with wish theme decor. Tickets cost 2.50 with proceeds aiding the college CARE drive. Ted Fisher orchestra will provide music and punch with cookies served. A camp barbecue on May 2 allows guests at 60 and 90 cents for residents and day students, with a 1.30 bus fare. only men may visit camp during this time.
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Hold Joint Performance by Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs
The Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs joined for a Friday concert sponsored by the Women's Club of Crestwood and a campus show on Saturday. Under Mr Jacob Avshalomoff they performed Billings Three Fugaing Tunes Brahms The Song of Fate and Bach Christ Lay in Deaths Dark Prison at Crestwood. The Saturday McMillin Theater concert featured the two colleges with the University orchestra performing Bach Brahms Monteverdi Sonata sopra Sancta first U S performance in the country.
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Faculty Forum Discusses Academic Freedom At Barnard
A town meeting tomorrow at 4 will discuss the Faculty Committee on Academic Freedom report. Dean Millicent C. McIntosh and Barnard rep Virginia Harrington speak. Political Council will share views before questions. Beverly Beck ’50 announces next year’s officer slate including Eleanor de Antonio ’40 vice president.
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Zoology Majors Attend College Science Conference
The Eastern College Science Conference will be held at Union College Schenectady NY April 23 and 24. About twenty undergraduates from Barnard will present papers in biology chemistry physics psychology and geology on radioactive iodine uptake in turtles sword tails and flatfish and protozoa.
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June Course Brings Greek Games to Barnard Campus
Sophomore win in the annual June Course Greek Games featured a Artemis centered pageant. Freshman and sophomore divisions included dance, music by Ruth Bergquist and Jean La Guardia, and costumes led by Rosemary Mitchell and Rosemary Beeching. Over 200 students competed with 1000 spectators watching the events.
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Barnard Debate Council Ends Undefeated Season
Barnard defeats Middlebury in Room 206 Brooks Hall to conclude an undefeated campaign. Debaters Nancy Miller and Miriam Goldman affirmed the Marshall Plan as best for world peace. Marion Weston presided as moderator. Eleven more matches this year include wins over Annapolis Johns Hopkins Bryn Mawr Rutgers Stevens Drew and Columbia College.
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Student program meeting notices for spring term
Freshmen gather in the Theatre at 12 noon on Tuesday April 20 with Dr Lorna McGuire. Sophomores and juniors meet with majors departments. transfers with under fifty points receive individual major advice.
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Mademoiselle Forum Colorfully Addresses ERP Debate
Hertha Haberlander 48 Barnard delegate leads Mademoiselle fifth annual college forum on European Recovery Program in New York. Fifty students from various colleges attend a full day conference April 24 at the Commodore Hotel with authorities on international affairs and journalists.
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