Unidentified Men Steal King's Crown at Prom
The Columbia Junior Prom crown used to crown Eddie Fisher was stolen Friday night from Barnard. Two clean cut collegiate looking men allegedly took it from the Plaza Hotel hat check, later returning it under their coats. Police follow up on mystery notes and clues from Joanne Slater and Virginia Hollander.
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Columbia
Eddie Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Barnard
Plaza Hotel
Joanne Slater
Virginia Hollander
Plaza
Butler Library
Joanne
Crown
Faculty Defeat Student Softball Team By Thirteen Points
The traditional faculty versus student softball game on North Lawn ended 16 to 3 in favor of the faculty. Key players included Jeannette Schlottman and Marion Phillips, Johan Smertenko, Adolphus Sweet, Aubrey Gorbman, and Albert Prodell. Eleanor Truscott organized the event, with punch and cookies for spectators. Earlier, a water ballet clinic at Barnard Hall pool featured five colleges and concluded with a tea in the College Parlor.
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North Lawn
Jeannette Schlottman
Marion Phillips
Johan Smertenko
Adolphus Sweet
Aubrey Gorbman
Albert Prodell
Eleanor Truscott
Athletic Association Games
Barnard Hall
Barnard
Brooklyn
Hunter
New York University
New Jersey College For Women
Senior Prom Sparks Senior Week Activities
Senior Week highlights an all day Friday May 29 senior prom in the Terrace Room at Hotel Plaza with continuous music from Harold Elkin and Tony Romero orchestras and a pop singing star. Margaret Davis 53 chairs the event with eight seniors on the committee including Barbara Alworth and Penelope Pappas. Bids at 6 dollars are available 12 to 1 pm on Jake until May 8.
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Hotel Plaza
Margaret Davis
Barbara Alworth
Barbara Jo Green
Marcia Hubert
Margaret Martinez
Penelope Pappas
Barbara Perkel
Anne Sibek
Susan Sider
Jake
Renewal Of Barnard Affiliation With NSA Discussed
Barnard's Representative Assembly debated continuing membership in the National Students Association. Delegate Marlene Ader opposed rejoining citing campus apathy. Hugh Schwartz of the NYC NSA urged benefits including literature, problem solving networks, and a broad travel program. Voting on membership to occur next week.
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Barnard
National Students Association
Representative Assembly
Marlene Ader
NSA
Hugh Schwartz
New York
Schwartz
Miss Ader
Rep Assembly
MacIver Discusses Jewish Role in American Community Life
Professor Robert MacIver of Columbia sociology outlines how Jewish groups must balance internal values with community integration. He argues communities should respect group differences while allowing full participation and warns against letting internal disputes hinder service to the public.
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Maciver
Robert Maciver
Columbia Graduate Sociology Department
United States
McGuire Awards Nineteen Prizes at Barnard Honors Assembly
Associate Dean Lorna F. McGuire presided over Barnard College third annual Honors Assembly where nineteen awards were distributed. Harriet Brundage, a February religion major, and Jean Chan 53 won the two graduate fellowships, including the George Welwood Murray Fellowship for a year of graduate study in humanities or social sciences. Brundage plans to attend Union Theological Seminary.
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Lorna F. McGuire
Barnard
Harriet Brundage
Jean Chan
Chan
Grace Potter Rice
University of California
Elizabeth Constantinides
Murray
Marie Kopman Salwen
Rice
Emily James Putnam
Marjorie Marks Mayer
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
SCAF Questionnaire Addresses Columbia Dismissal Case
The Student Committee for Academic Freedom asks Columbia University President Dr. Grayson Kirk why anthropology staffer Dr. Weltfish was not promoted, and questions tenure rules and refusals. They also probe Prof. Wagley’s recommendations and possible anti feminist or political factors in the dismissal.
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Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
Gene Westfish
Columbia
Westfish
SCAF
Weltfish
Charles Wagley
Wagley
Columbia College
Barnard
Shulamith Simon
Cancer Fund Seeks Student Volunteers for Tag Days
College students are urged to join Cancer Crusade Tag Days May 7 to 9 in New York City. Volunteers will collect on city streets with canisters and duck balloons bearing the message Dont Duck Your Duty Give to Conquer Cancer at Manhattan intersections. Signup calls to Plaza 9 3500 extension 56 or register at 7 East 52nd Street headquarters.
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New York City
New York City Cancer Committee
East 52Nd Street
West Indian at Columbia Theater May 6 9
Columbia Theater Associates present The West Indian a Richard Cumberland sentimental comedy May 6 through 9 at 8 40 p m in Brander Matthews Hall. Dr Milton Smith directs and a matinee is set for May 9 at 2 40 p m Admission 1 Box office daily 12 6 p m.
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Columbia Theater Associates
Brander Matthews Hall
Richard Cumberland
Milton Smith
School of Dramatic Arts
Eddie
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Joyce Seidman
Barbara Foley
Judy Schwack
Finch
Natalie Rostan
Carol Gordon
Norma Rubin
Professor Macliver
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By Joyce Shimkin
CU Head
Rice Fellowship
Marion Magid
Anne Postal Schott
Lillian Firestone
Meyer
G. P. Putnam Sons
George Haven Putnam
Allison
Estelle M. Allison
Paola Ottolenghi
Estelle M. al
Cancer Fund
CU Theater Associates
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