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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1954

Page

3

Barnard Seniors Elect Phi Beta Kappa Members

Barnard College announces that 29 seniors and recent graduates have been elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Initiation is set for May 5 at 4 p.m. in the College Parlor. The slate includes Marlene Ader, Herberta Benjamin, Ariane Brunel, and others.

Barnard College Phi Beta Kappa Edward J. King Barnard Marlene Ader Herberta Benjamin Ariane Brunel Arline R. Chambers Vivienne K. Cooperman Joan M. Fields Ronda S. Gelb Joan L. Goodman Lydia Halle Nancy Haung Rael J. Isaacs Barbara Kauder Susan Lowey Jo Clare Mangus Suzanne Mar

Father Daly Discusses Muse and Women in Society

Father John Daly in the College Parlor spoke on Woman as Muse, citing Gilson and Petrarch’s Laura. He described the muse as a moral, organized figure who sustains artistic inspiration and questioned whether modern attitudes threaten the muse’s role.

Daly Etienne Gilson Father Daly Petrarch Laura Maeterlink Mathilde Virgin Mother

New Catalogue Shows Currie Developments

The registrar announces curriculum changes since the preliminary notice. New courses for next year include The Development of the Theater English 55, Studies in Contemporary Drama English 59 60, Seminar in Italian and Russian Literature of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries Italian 27 28.

Barnard

Colgate debate condemns McCarthy as U S scourge

Robert Pelz of Americans for Democratic Action charged McCarthy has harmed the nation and acts as a rallying point for bigot elements. Charles Callas defended Hoover and urged a joint effort by Senate FBI and the White House to verify a Communist threat. The assembly adopted a resolution saying McCarthy has helped Communism more than hindered.

Robert Pelz McCarthy U.S America Congressional Mr. Pelz United States Charles Callas Senate Internal Security J. Edgar Hoover F.B.I Callas Senate

Assembly Schedule Undergoes Revision

A new system for preparing and presenting assemblies next year was outlined by President Millicent C. McIntosh and the Assemblies Committee. Four required assemblies are planned with the Installation and Honors Assemblies combined. McIntosh will send details.

Millicent C. McIntosh

Assembly Will Award Prizes and Scholarships at Barnard

Barnard College will stage an honors assembly tomorrow at 1:00 a.m. in the gymnasium awarding graduate fellowships such as the George Welwood Murray and Grace Potter Rice, various departmental prizes, and the Emily James Putnam Memorial Award among others. Late arrivals face a $1 fine, with notices and attendance rules issued by Mrs. McIntosh and college officials.

Barnard George Welwood Murray Grace Potter Rice Herbert Maule Richards Emily James Putnam Katherine E. Provost van Wahl Mary E. Allison Frank Gilbert Bryson Columbia University Press Bulletin McIntosh

Campus Jobs Open for Times Trib Campus Correspondent

Times and Trib recruit campus correspondent with immediate appointments to Mrs Phyllis Michelfelder in Public Relations Office 102 Milbank Hall. Tryouts include reporting one news story and writing one feature. Open to Class of 1955 or 1956, with preferred high school or college newspaper experience.

New York Times The New York Herald Tribune Phyllis Michelfelder Milbank Hall

Parkes to Lead Barnard American Civilization Department

Professor Parkes, former NYU Graduate Division chair, will be visiting professor of history and head of Barnard's American Civilization Department for the coming year. Born in England and educated in the United States, he has taught American Civilization since 1927 and authored works on Mexico and the United States. He will replace Dr Basil Rauch, who takes a year's leave of absence.

Barnard Edman Parkes New York University University of Michigan Oxford England United States Mexico Professor Parkes Basil Rauch

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Muse John Daly Earl Hall Currie Pelz Columbia Political Assembly Harkness Theatre Assembly Alpha Zeta Scholarship Alpha Zeta Club Margaret Meyer Kowenhoven Estelle M. Allison Helen Prince Memorial Dean Milbank Annike Szendros Liana Sussman Trib Amer Civ
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