Rep Assembly Chooses Committees and Delegates
The Representative Assembly elected two committee chairs and two delegates yesterday. Vivian Gruder 57 will head the Political Council while Sandy McCawn 57 chairs the Curriculum Committee. Franziska Neuman and Norma Feinberg, juniors, become Barnard delegates to the Columbia University Student Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Gruder
Sandy McCawn
Franziska Neuman
Norma Feinberg
Columbia University
Barnard
Fall class program meetings planned for 1957 58 59 groups
The Registrar's office announces scheduling for class of 1959 to meet freshman adviser Dr Clara Eliot at 12 noon in the Minor Latham Drama Workshop on April 24 while classes of 1957 and 1958 meet with their major departments at 12 45 in Milbank first floor rooms. Program planning runs April 24 through May 8 with course cards available October 3 4 5 for different classes. Program filing days are May 9 10 11 for classes 57 58 59. Deb bie Schoen and Hannah Shulman noted as organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Eliot
Latham
Milbank
Debbie Schoen
Hannah Shulman
Medicals for Freshmen and Sophomores Sign Up Now
Dr. Marjory J. Nelson announced mandatory medical examinations for freshmen and sophomores. Students must register immediately in the Medical Office room 202 Barnard to complete the required checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Marjory J. Nelson
Drama Group Presents Final Play of Year House of Bernardo Alba
The Minor Latham Drama Workshop Group stages Federico Garcia Lorca's The House of Bernardo Alba, May 9 to 12 at 8 30 p m in the Drama Workshop. Directed by Sorrell Booke with sets by Jane Thornton 58. Tickets on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham Drama Workshop Group
Bernardo Alba
Federico Garcia-Lorca
Drama Workshop
Sorrell Booke
Columbia Players
Jane Thorn
Ton ’58
Barnard
House of
Lecturer Discusses Fear in Noon Meeting
Mrs. Edward R. Murrow previews her talk What Shall We Fear at the Thursday Noon Meeting in the College Parlor. She cites fear of complacency and unthinking minds, drawing on personal experiences including a trip to Israel and work with Mount Holyoke College and Reed Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Murrow
Mrs. Murrow
Israel
G S Presents Two Musicals
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society stages Trial by Jury and H M S Pinafore tonight through Saturday in the Minor Latham Drama Workshop. The group, in its fourth year, includes Peggy Gilber 56 as president Susan Gurfein 57 as musical director Carolyn Davis as accompanist and others handling design costumes and lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Latham
Barnard
Columbia
Peggy Gilber
Susan Gurfein
Carolyn Davis
Alice’ Beck
June Knight
Frank Rinaldi
James Austin
Performing Arts Assembly Showcases Student and Faculty Artworks
The Arts Assembly features ceramics by Doris Steinberg and Helen Schuyler with works by Katherine Gould Regina With Eleanor Iacuzzi and Sarah Pietsch plus Julie Misrahi. Dance includes a Pavanne by Cynthia Kittle and a span ish dance by Amelia del Rio Margarita Da Cal Eugenio Florit Maria Esco bal Carmen del Pilar Electa Arenas. Performances include soprano solos by Renee Ford, piano by Rhona Ginn and an operatic selection from Romeo and Juliet by Rita Shean with Jeux d eau by Stephanie Gusikoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine K. Gould
Regina
Eleanor Iacuzzi
Sarah Pietsch
Arts Assembly
Julie Misrahi
Cynthia Kittle
Pavanne
Renee Ford
Ethel Peterson
Amelia del Rio
Margarita da Cal
Eugenio Florit
Maria Escobal
Carmen del Pilar
Electa Arenas
Rhona Ginn
Claude Debussy
A. A. Milne
Inez Nelbach
Adolphus Sweet
Barnard Art Exhibition Highlights Campus Talent
An exhibition of Barnard Art ceramics paintings sketches and photography appeared at the Annual Student Faculty and Staff Performing Arts Assembly on Tuesday April 17. The program featured dance song music and acting showcasing college talent with works by Eugenio Florit Phoebe Morrison and Inez Nelbach including Old Town Roof tops and color landscapes of Vermont and Tannersville New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Morrison
Lorna McGuire
Miss Morrison
Brook Green, N. C
Jackie Zelniker
Barnard
Eugenio Florit
Government Department
Vermont
Tannersville
New York
Inez Nelbach
Barnard Students Vote in Democratic Straw Poll
Over 350 Barnard College students participated in a nonbinding straw poll led by the Young Democrats Club. Adlai Stevenson won 83 percent, Kefauver 11 percent, Harriman 6 percent, with Eisenhower 26 percent of 1952 backers planning to vote for him again in 1956. Write-ins included Symington Williams Truman and Acheson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevenson
Barnard
Young Democrats Club
Mr. Stevenson
Estes Kevauver
Averell Harriman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stuart Symington
G. Mennen Williams
Harry S. Truman
Dean Acheson
Barnard College
Illinois
New York
Estes Kefauver
Vickery Addresses Anthropology Class
Dr. William Vickery National Conference for Christians and Jews of New York will address Anthropology 18 next Wednesday on Prejudice and Practice. He was invited by Dr. Manet Fowler and will discuss research to eliminate intergroup tensions with focus on applied anthropology and sociology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vickery
National Conference For Christians and Jews of
New York
Manet Fowler
Vickery
Dr. Vickery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rep Assembly
Miss Gruder
P.C
Carol Shimkin
Gloria Strassheim
Sandy McCaw
Celia Welk
C.U.S.C
Myriam Jarblum
Fran Horak
Committee
Representative Assembly
Ruth Simon
Pat McCardle
Ruth Jacobs Kamerman
Margo Lyons
Hannah Rardow
Bulletin
Hannah Schulman
Drama Group
Stevenson
G&s
Brook Green
N. C
Doris Steinberg
Helen Schuyler
Professor Morrison
Young Democrats
Democratic Party
Sue Rosenthal
Gay Mainzer
Annette Raymon
Sue Walker
Sue Levy
Anthropology
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