Big Seven Meet At Barnard Explores Student Issues
Barnard hosted the Seven College Conference with Sarah Lawrence as guest. Delegates discussed NSA, honor systems, election methods, and extracurriculars amid financial strains on college publications and yearbooks.
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Barnard
Sarah Lawrence
Wellesley
Smith
Bryn Mawr
Mount Holyoke
Vassar
Radcliffe
Nani Lengyel Ranken
Grace Peterson
Millicent C. McIntosh
Jean T. Palmer
National Students Association
Elizabeth Blake
NSA
United
Miss Blake
Barnard offers psychiatry fellowships and scholarships
The Barnard Placement office lists fellowships and scholarships for qualified seniors. The New York State Department of Mental Hygiene offers five fellowships to psychology and sociology majors with B average or better. One semester grants total 900 dollars for graduate social work study plus 2390 dollars for a year in a state hospital with potential promotion to psychiatric social worker. Applications are via Miss Hester B Crutcher in Albany. Harvard also offers five women’s scholarships ranging from 40 to 800 dollars for a one year program.
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Barnard
New York State Department of Mental Hygiene
Graduate School of Social Work
Hester B. Crutcher
Department of Mental Hygiene
Alfred FE. Smith
Albany
New York
Harvard University
Hewitt Open House at Barnard Halls Tomorrow
An open house will be held at Barnard Residence Halls Hewitt Hall from 8 30 to 12 p m tomorrow night Invitations are sent to Columbia Law School and seven Columbia fraternities Ten Columbia men will host and Barnard women will hostess to the same number of guests
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Barnard
Hewitt Hall
Columbia Law School
Columbia
College Hosts Model United Nations Session in 1952
Barnard will host the annual Model United Nations General Assembly on April 8 9 and 10 next year. A faculty committee led by William Henderson will supervise arrangements with Barnard acting as Secretariat. A student Secretary General and executive committee will be chosen from interested students. Students may sign the poster on Jake.
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Barnard
William Henderson
Model UN
Town Meeting Debates Open Meeting Rule At Barnard
A Barnard College town meeting will discuss whether the Student Council must open all meetings under the Undergraduate Constitution. Speakers Nani Ranken opposes amending the constitution while Vivienne Feigenbaum supports the proposed amendment.
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Nani Ranken
Vivienne Feigenbaum
Assembly Elects CUSC Reps and Currie Committee Head
Lenore Fierstein was elected chair of the Curriculum Committee and Kathleen Burge and Eleanor Engelman were named Barnard delegates to the Columbia University Student Council with alternates Lois Enson and Susan Nagelberg. Vivienne Feigenbaum reported on free cuts, attendance issues, and proposed changes to senior comps and science requirements. Frances Conn was granted funds to cover a yearbook deficit as the Mortarboard editor.
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Lenore Fierstein
Kathleen Burge
Eleanor Engelman
Barnard
Columbia University
Lois Enson
Susan Nagelberg
Curriculum Committee
Vivienne Feigenbaum
Feigenbaum
Frances Conn
Mortarboard
Mortarboard Fund
Grace Peterson
Elizabeth Blake
Barnard Camp
Grace Robertson
Eunice Messler
Julie Koegler
The
Athletic Association
Representative Assembly
Marlene Ader
Judith Leverone
Lois Bingham
Billie Haake
Lois Campaine
Conformity and Diversity Topic At Columbia Symposium
Columbia scholars John Hanna and Mark Van Doren and Reverend James Pike debating conformity and diversity in America at a lecture sponsored by the Columbia American Veteran's Committee. Dean Lawrence Chamberlain moderated the Tuesday forum.
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John Hanna
Columbia
America
Hanna
James Pike
Mark van Doren
Lawrence Chamberlain
the American Veteran’s Committee
How to Get That Job Plays Aid Faculty and Seniors
Faculty members and seniors presented four one act plays titled How to Get That Job at Brinkerhoff Theater. Dr. Raymond Saulnier, Mrs. Mary Fairbanks, and Miss Jean Palmer dramatized interview salient points while Mrs. Frederica Barach reviewed an application letter and resume written by Miss Frances Lattman.
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Brinckerhoff
Frederica P. Barach
Frances Lattman
Raymond Saulnier
Economics
Mary Fairbanks
Government Department
Jean T. Palmer
The Case for Open Barnard Student Council Meetings
The article argues that Barnard’s Student Council should hold open meetings rather than closed. It contends the council is not purely executive and must interpret the constitution, a judicial function, and cites Representative Assembly’s open meetings and published agendas as evidence for transparency and accountability.
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Student Council
Barnard
Representative Assembly
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Jake
Mrs. Ranken
S.C
Robert
Rep. Assembly
Rep Assembly
CUSC
van Doren
Pike and
Chaplain Pike
Miss Feigenbaum
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