Women scholars win major fellowships from Ford Woodrow and Fulbright
Barbara Budin Lefel and Arlette Guggenheim, Barnard seniors, receive Woodrow Wilson and Ford Foundation fellowships. Lefel will study the Middle East at Harvard after European history at Barnard. Guggenheim earns a Fulbright to France for French literature. Ford funds research in Near East and Africa. Lefel also elected Phi Beta Kappa.
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Lehrer to Perform on WKCR Folk Program May 1
Tom Lehrer will appear on WKCR's Folk Music Around the World show Wednesday May 1 at 8 30 p m. He will perform songs such as Fight Fiercely Harvard and Be Prepared and is labeled a musical Charles Addams among folk song greats.
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Wollman Memorial Skating Rink Founder Remembered
The Wollman family legacy noted with Kate Wollman and William Wollman as siblings. The Wollman Foundation led by president Acrilic H Kohn has supported philanthropic efforts in recent years.
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Induction Ceremony for Phi Beta Kappa Members Delayed
Correction notes the Phi Beta Kappa induction will be held next Thursday May 9 at 430 p m in the College Parlor. The Bulletin previously reported May 1 as the initiation date by error.
Interfaith Lecture Features Fromm at Earl Hall
Erich Fromm will discuss Prophetic Ideals and Their Meaning for Today Is Zionism the fulfillment of Messianic hopes at Earl Hall Auditorium 4:00 p.m. This lecture is part of the Interfaith Meetings series sponsored by the Seixas Morah Society. Fromm, a German psychoanalyst, was a guest lecturer at Columbia University last February.
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National Students Association Announces Whirlwind Tour
The National Students Association unveils a 53 day European trip called the 1957 Whirlwind Tour with a May 1 deadline. It runs July 6 to August 28 and visits France Germany Italy the Riviera and the Alps. The plan includes transatlantic transport hotels meals land travel sightseeing and Paris Vienna Rome entertainment tickets. applicants aged 18 to 30 must submit by the May 1 deadline.
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