Day Students Hear Dean On Patterns In Sex Behavior
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh will speak at four o'clock in the College Parlor about the causes and effects shaping modern sex behavior since World War I. She discusses suffrage, literature, religious training, and parental instruction as factors, and notes both usefulness and potential harm of influential works. An informal tea precedes the lecture followed by a discussion.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Thos
McIntosh
Assembly Grants Aid Bulletin and Mortarboard Financing
The Representative Assembly voted to loan Bulletin 100 dollars to keep it publishing this year and set aside 600 dollars for Mortarboard to cover expenses. Bulletin also received 50 dollars more to meet rising costs. Mortarboard faces a projected deficit next year.
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Representative Assembly
Bulletin
Mortarboard
Change Step Singing Plans Move to Barnard Lawn
The Step Singing event for Friday May 28 moves from Milbank Quadrangle to the lawn north of Barnard Hall due to noise. The program includes class songs, Ivy Ceremony by Elaine Ryan, speeches by class leaders, and the alma mater. White dresses are worn and participation remains open.
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Milbank
Barnard Hall
Bulletin
The
Hudson
Elaine Ryan
Hui Chen
Harriet Tolley
Columbia
Thanks University Thanks University Royan thanks Barnard College students for Red Cross aid
Mrs. Renee Semple, Delegate for the French Red Cross in Royan, thanks Barnard College students for clothing and funds. The Royan drive closed April 16 with final collections recorded at Low Memorial Library steps.
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Royan
Barnard
Columbia
Bulletin
Spectator
Renee Semple
French Red Cross
France
Low Memorial Library
NSA Delegation Charges Minority Group With Block Procedures
The Columbia University Student Council reports that the minority block disrupted the NSA National Executive Committee meeting in Chicago on April weekend. It accuses minority colleges of undemocratic methods in Regional Assembly meetings and notes blocked decisions on the Schultz amendment and the state university Fair Educational Act. Walter Wallace and Eugene Schwartz were told to push a new IUS delegation.
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Chicago
Walter Wallace
NSA
Columbia University
Kent Hall
Columbia
Phyllis Carbone
Manhattanville College
Bill Ellis
Jim Smith
International Union of Students
Ellis
Smith
Magazine Funds Strained by Mortarboard and Barnard Bear
The 1950 Mortarboard needs a $2000 activity grant to cover the year’s publishing costs, with $1350 original support plus $600 from the Assembly. Printing costs will rise at least 10 percent, while Bear magazine at Barnard seeks about $1225 to publish three issues next year amid a deficit and calls for reform. Both groups push for increased funding, circulation, and improved content to avert losses.
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Edge
Miss Edge
Itas
Barnard
Bear
Marion Hausner
Miss Hausner
Miss Carbone Accuses Wallace and Wallace Schwartz
Miss Carbone charges Wallace and Schwartz with withholding information on resignations of Ellis and Smith during Regional Assembly meetings. A committee was formed to probe actions of the minority group and the two men. Barnard delegate Meg Mather questions the charges against Wallace.
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Carbone
Wallace
Mr. Schwartz
Ellis and
Smith
Assembly
Schwartz
Meg Mather
Barnard
Mr. Wallace
Formation of Barnard Academic Freedom Committee Passed
A Town Meeting at Barnard sponsored by Political Council approved a resolution to form an independent student committee on academic freedom. The panel will decide disputes over guest speakers, be elected by Rep Assembly, and include a Barnard student as a permanent member of the parallel C.U.S.C. committee ex officio. The Faculty Committee on Student Affairs was briefed and approved.
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Political Council
Beit
Barnard
Ward
Rep Assembly
C.U.S.C
Wigs and Cues presents Twelfth Night at te Brinckerhoff Theater
Wigs and Cues staged Twelfth Night in an authentic Elizabethan manner on Friday and Saturday at the te Brinckerhoff Theater. Doris Brown directed a student cast led by Doris Brown as Olivia Viola and Duke Orsino with Nancy Quint as Sir Toby Belch and Sally Graham as Malvolio.
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William Shakespeare
te—Brinckerhoff
Doris Brown
Mananne Hatch
Grace Tobler
Jacqueline Hall
Linda Howe
Qohivia
Viola
Maria
Duke Orsino
Toby Belch
Olivia
Nancy Quint
Miss Quint
Philip of France
King John
Sally Graham
Malvolio
Townely Brooks
Andrew Aguecheek
Eleanor Kroutax Sebastian
Lynn Bellamy
Antonio
Ann Atheling
Feste
Pat Cowan
Fabian
Meg Mather
Virgnia Schleussner
Valentine
Nancy van Arsdel
Curio
Carol Collyer
Priest
June Stein
Lois Campaine
Magme Roger
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Marilyn Karmason
Elizabeth Elliot
Thanks University
Barnard College
Mortarboard Report
Wigs and Cues
Mary Jean Huntington
Patty O’reilly
Florence Fox
Maggie, St. John
Andy Day
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