Sophs Win 61st Greek Games Over Freshmen 57 42
Sophomores defeated freshmen 57 to 42 in the 61st Greek Games. Dominique Lunau ’65 won the winning wreath from Randall Watson ’65 and drove the winning chariot. The event honored Apollo and the Python slaying with a Delphi festival heritage.
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Nancy Klein
Dominique Lunau
Randall Watson
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Delphi
Tempe
Barbara Sheklin
Dorothy Walker
Chariot Ensemble
Barbara Cleaves
Maryte Kavaliauskas
Marilyn Ross
Janet Sullivan
Eugenia Rich
Ann Maurice
Martha Kokoradz
Barbara Greiss
Jane Witherspoon
Hadasseh Michael
Marilyn Gallo
Sally Cowan
Elizabeth Brant
Barnard Exec Elects Officers and Funds Memorial Aid
At the April executive meeting Marilyn Gallo was elected treasurer and Penny Lipkin secretary. A $50 donation was approved to the Florence Bridges Memorial Scholarship Fund. The group discussed whether Barnard Citizenship Council coordinators should be appointed or elected, concluding by hand vote that they would be elected by student group.
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Penny Lipkin
Memorial
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Susan Halpern
Barnard
Citizenship Council
Press Review Curriculum Requirements At Forum
The Bulletin Forum opened with a discussion of curriculum requirements led by Professor Donald B. Ritchie of Botany and Associate Professor Robert Lekachman of Economics. About 30 students and faculty discussed English, the Contemporary Society requirement and Advanced Placement. Ritchie argued for keeping the status quo noting students benefit from forced exposure to certain courses and that many would skip them otherwise. He also said he would resist adding more requirements. Lekachman called the system not disastrous but lacking intellectual rational basis and attributed requirements to tradition and political compromise. He proposed replacing catalog two with one for a given requirement.
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Donald B. Ritchie
Robert Lekachman
Ritchie
Lekachman
Thirty three seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Barnard
Phi Beta Kappa selects thirty three Barnard College seniors led by secretary Stanley Moore. Names include Cecile Baer Sandra Bennett Ronnie Brancazio Phyllis Dickstein Joan Donaldson Linda Feldman Caro line Fleisher Joan Gartland Ivis Goodman Clare Gottfried Virginia Greene Naomi Grob Pauline Hamilton Sheila Hennessey Helen Holtz Ruth Kaminsky Susan Kaufman Susan Langley Erica Mann Elaine Robison Laura Rosenthal Jane Ruben Roberta Schacter Susan Schoenfeld Naomi Senor Paula Schwartz Vickie Semel Joan Sherman Naomi Schoenthal Beatrice Skulsky Susan Stein Elfriede Weber Beverly Wirth. The society promotes intellect and honors scholars since 1776.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Stanley Moore
Barnard
Cecile Baer
Sandra Bennett
Ronnie Kramer Brancazio
Naomi Klein Grob
Pauline Hamilton
Sheila Hennessey
Helen Holtz
Ruth Kaminsky
Susan Kaufman
Susan Langley
Erica Mann
Elaine Golden Robison
Laura Rosenthal
Jane Ruben
Roberta Kinst Jer Schacter
Susan Schoenfeld
Barnard Accepts 680 for Class of 1967
Barnard College announced 680 women were admitted to the Class of 1967 from 1434 applicants representing 47 states and 18 foreign countries for about 350 freshman spots. Forty were admitted under Early Decision. remaining notices went out the next day.
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College
Africa conference at Columbia draws 200 delegates
An intercollegiate conference on African problems will be held this weekend at Columbia University. The Barnard Political Club and Columbia Political Assembly sponsor the event with Gershon Collier as keynote speaker. Over 200 representatives from 30 schools including Yale West Point Bennington and Princeton are expected to attend.
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Barnard Political Club
Columbia Political Assembly
Gershon Collier
Sierra Leone
Yale
West Point
Bennington
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Ferris Booth Hall
Barnard May Cancel Spring Formal Over Apathy
Barnard may cancel its Spring Formal set for Friday April 26 due to low student turnout. Chairwoman Barbara Lander notes only about thirty couples have RSVP’d and costs reach $1700, with attendance dropping despite ticket price cuts from $8 to $5.50. She blames student apathy and Columbia College’s poor calendar coordination for the conflict with Glee Club Concert and Junior Prom.
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Miss Lander
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