Spring Weekend Features Dance And Barbecue
Spring Weekend offers a Saturday spring dance in the gymnasium to benefit the Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund with Billy Carr's orchestra from 9 to 12:30. Yale O s and B s sing during intermissions with floral decorations and a maypole.
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Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Billy Carr
Yale O’s
B’s
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Virginia D. Harrington
Julius Held
Naga Lewis
Charles O. English
Carol Johns
Helen ¥ Fevor
Helen
India Topic of IRC Forum at Barnard
The International Relations Club hosts a meeting titled India in the British Empire with speaker Robert Smith of The New York Times Foreign News Department. Smith, former Rhodes Scholar and Far East expert, will discuss his career and Divided India published in 1946. LR.C. plans a May discussion luncheon.
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India
Robert Smith
Foreign News Department
The
New York Times
Mr. Smith
Far East
Barnard
Rhodes
Oxford
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Christian Science Monitor
Manila Daily Bulletin
President Aleman To Visit Columbia May 2
President Miguel Aleman of Mexico will visit Columbia University on May 2 to receive an honorary Doctor of Laws at a 3:30 p.m. convocation in Low Memorial Library. 100 Navy ROTC midshipmen will salute on arrival as Mexican colors are raised.
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Frank D. Fackenthal
Columbia University
Miguel Aleman
Mexico
Aleman
Columbia
Low Memorial Library
Columbia Naval R.0.t.c
Latin Examination for Tatlock Prize Announced
The Jean Willard Tatlock Memorial Prize Latin exam will be held in Room 330 Milbank Hall on Saturday May 3 from 1 10 to 4 10 P M. The prize established in 1917 honors Jean Willard Tatlock and is awarded to the undergraduate student most proficient in Latin. Competitors may sign up with Professor John Day or with Professors Gertrude M Hirst and Eleanor M Swallow.
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Jean Willard Tatlock
Milbank Hall
John Day
Gertrude M. Hirst
Eleanor M. Swallow
Student Council appoints committee chairs and delegates
At an April 22 meeting Student Council named three committee chairs Vera Resanovich as Eligibility chair June Ross as Freshman Day chair and Joan Abbrancati as Barnard Hall Social chair Eleanor Di Antonio was unanimously elected Town Meeting chair The Assembly endorsed Barnard joining Columbia University Student Council Jean Jordan was named Barnard delegate to Williams College Spring Conference May 24 with Nancy Elmendorf as alternate Doris Biggio and Georgina Goodwin were chosen delegates to the Inter-Collegiate Outing Association Conference at Bread Loaf Inn Vermont May 9 10 11 with a $25 allotment from Representative Assembly.
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Vera Resanovich
June Ross
Joan Abbrancati
Barnard Hall
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Columbia University Student Council
Helen Pond
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Eleanor di Antonio
Miss di Antonio
Beverly Beck
Jean Jordan
Williams College
Miss Jordan
Nancy Elmendorf
Pamela Weitz
Miss Elmendorf
Doris Biggio
Georgina Goodwin
Bread Loaf Inn
Middlebury
Vermont
Scholarships and grants for students in need May 23 rush
Notices invite students in financial hardship since March 1 to apply for scholarships and grants in aid by May 23. Blank forms are in the Dean's Office and must be completed by the student and signed by a parent or guardian. A prize is offered for white elephants donated to the Wishing Well for the term drive, with entries left in Mrs Johns' office by Wednesday.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Trustees Announce Rise In Residence Hall Fees At Barnard
Barnard College trustees approve a $50 increase in room rent and a $50 annual meal charge starting next autumn. Total cost next year will reach $1,300 with Barnard facing about $100,000 shortfall. Students urge more housework duties to offset costs. a study and committee are planned. An extra $6,000 is set for scholarships and aid to mitigate hardship.
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Barnard College
Barnard
Mount Holyoke
Vassar
Deanelect McIntosh
Wigs And Cues Presents Three Plays In Spring Production
Wigs And Cues offers three one act plays The Golden Doom Passion Poison and Petrifaction and Benito in Brinckeroff Theater on May 2 and 3 at 8 30 p m with student directors Barbara Schultz Harriet Berg and Barbara Scholding The production features Janet South Cynthia Ramas Rita Graham and others in The Golden Doom with a full crew and costumes by Barbara Bates Tickets 25 cents for students 50 cents for guests.
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Wigs and Cues
Brinckerhoff Theater
Lord Dunsany
Passion
George Bernard Shaw
Benito
Margaret Kidder
Barbara Schultz
Harriet Berg
Barbara Scholding
Zericon
Babylon
Janet South
Cynthia Ramas
Rita Graham
Sally Graham
Judy Jarvis
Marcella Novak
Meg Mather
Ruth Hein
Martha Howe
Ann Ford
Helen Schkart
Nan Hatch
Carol Reynolds
Magnesia
Marion Townsend
Fitz
Malissa Childs
Adolphus
Nancy Quint
Cecilia Stborik
Bobby
Mobank Hall
Maggie Rogers
Janet Owen
Margie Ward
Barbara Bates
Jake
Collegium Musicum and Club Offer Concerts This Week
Collegium Musicum presents its final year concert featuring two Johann Christian Bach quintets with Denise Martin and Constan tine Epp among performers in the College Parlor at o o clock. The Music Club hosts an informal musicale at 4 in Brooks Hall with Erika Wollner and Rosanne Dreyfuss, Jean Luc Guardia, and Barbara Henry. Residence Halls plans a trib ute benefit concert tomorrow at 7:30 in Brooks Hall living room with students including Jean Henning and Mary Louise Brown. twenty five cent subscription.
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Collegium Musicum
Johann Christian Bach
Denise Martin
Constantine Epp
Reinhard Pauly
Abram Loft
Barbara Healy
Music Club
Brooks Hall
Erika Wollner
Roesanne Dreyfuss
Jean Luc Guardia
Barbara Henry
Drive
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Jean Henng
Selene Smith
Mary Louise Brown
Vicky Thompson
Nancy Hatch
Judy Dworkin
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Fresh Air Fund
Barnard Camp
Dream Lake
IRC
Far Eastern Authority
Smith
Staff Officers School For the Asiatic Studies
Yale University
School of Asiatic Studies
New York
Lr.c
Philip C. Jessup
Hamilton Fish
Fackenthal
University Council
University Chapel Choir
United States
Harry S. Truman
Dunsany, Shaw, Kidder
Miss Schultz
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