Dean Millicent Carey McIntosh Seeks Dorm Fee Increase
A Barnard College meeting with Dean Millicent Carey McIntosh and residence halls leaders discussed a potential dormitory fee increase to close a $20,000 deficit. The dean reviewed peer institutions and past rate history, noting options include higher room rates, cooperative arrangements, or student work credits.
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Millicent Carey McIntosh
Barnard
McIntosh
Martha Lawrence Wieners
Bryn Mawr
Mount Holyoke
Radcliffe
Smith
Vassar
Wellesley
Radcliffe, Smith
Dorms to Close For Christmas
Residence halls will close from December 22 at 4 p.m. to January 2 at noon to save funds amid a $20,000 deficit. About thirteen students from foreign and western regions will be affected, with some offered alternative housing. The closure follows the resident halls contract and is deemed legal.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
United States
McIntosh
Wigs and Cues Present She Stoops to Conquer
Wigs and Cues stages Oliver Goldsmith comedy tomorrow and Saturday at 8 30 p m in Brinckerhoff Theatre Dorothy Sands directs the group s first production of the year Cast includes Lynn King as Sir Charles Marlowe Sally Graham as young Marlowe Sheila Deane as Mr Hastings Elizabeth Hanna as Mr Hardcastle Ann Atheling as Tony Lumpkin Peggy McKay as Miss Hardcastle Florence Montague is landlord Nancy Quint as Diggory Maureen McCann and Peggy Collings are servants Tickets on sale today and tomorrow 50 cents for students 1.00 for guests
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Oliver Goldsmith
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Jake
Dorothy Sands
Lynn King
Sir Charles Marlowe
Sally Graham
Young Marlowe
Sheila Deane
Mr. Hastings
Elizabeth Hanna
Mr. Hardcastle
Ann Atheling
Tony Lumpkin
Peggy McKay
Miss Hardcastle
Florence Montague
Nancy Quint
Maureen McCann
Peggy Collings
NSA to Choose Six Delegates As Alternates
The University Student Council will select six alternate delegates to NSA tomorrow at 5 p.m. in the Casa Italiana Lounge. Barnard students may run, and alternates will serve on NSA committees and attend meetings. Contact Janet McKee or Barbara Jacksoni for details.
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National Students Association
Casa Italiana
Barnard
NSA
University
Janet McKee
Barbara Jacksoni
CUSC
Madison
Wisconsin
Miss McKee
New SAF Plan Merges Bear and Bulletin Budget
The Representative Assembly approved an alternate plan proposed by Bulletin editor Ruth Aney on November 22 after students rejected a $2 fee increase. The plan raises the SAF by one dollar this year, with fifty cents retroactive for term one, funds Bulletin and Mortarboard at $500 each, and creates a $65 unallotted fund for clubs.
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Representative Assembly
Bulletin
Ruth Aney
Bulletin and
Mortarboard
Literary Quarterly
Drive Closes Collect $1254 for UNICEF Fund
With the Central Term Drive ending November 24 contributions total 1254.68 dollars. Funds go to the United Nations International Children's Fund to aid destitute children in Europe and the Far East. Shirley Stout and Beth Harding urge students to contribute through Student Mail.
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Beth Harding
United Nations International Childrens’ Fund
Europe
Far East
Central Committee
Shirley Stout
Harding
Opera Tickets Available for Bainard Students
Bainard day students may obtain Metropolitan Opera tickets through the Office of Student Affairs. The Music Club’s Opera Guild membership allows six Wednesday and four Thursday night tickets at 2.65 dollars each. Pledged signers have priority. A permanent poster outside room 104 Barnard and a booth on Jake will handle signups, money, and ticket distribution.
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Bainard Day
Metropolitan Opera
Office of Student Affairs
Music Club
Opera Guild
Room 104
Barnard
Jake
Five Painters Loaned to Barnard for Display
Five original paintings are on loan to Barnard College for a year from the Metropolitan Museum. Monet’s Haystacks in Snow and Cassat’s The Cup of Tea anchor the Brooks living rooms, with Gropper’s The Hunt over a fireplace. Morse’s Mrs Bacot and Marin’s Off Cape Split remain to be hung.
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Monet
Mary Cassat
Gropper
Cape Split
Maine
Bs Marin
Mrs. Bacot
Morse
Barnard
Metropolitan Museum
Brooks Living rOooms
Cassat
Brooks Main
Brook -Beau
Marin
Beau
Brooks Hall
Bear Reorganizes for December Supplement Etcetera Debuts
Barnard College announces a new monthly magazine called Etcetera to appear in December as a Christmas supplement to Bulletin. The project, led by editor Marion Hausner, will mirror the NYT Magazine and be half Bear’s size, funded by advertising and integrated with Bulletin financially while remaining editorially separate. Freshmen may apply for staff roles. the prior Bear issue dated November 29 included work by Lynn Kang and Betty Rubenstein with design credits to Marthe Wolfe and Sylvia Pfeiffer.
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Bear
Bulletin
Marion Hausner
Etcetera
New York Times
Elizabeth Hayman
Miss Hausner
Dean McIntosh
Manon Hausner
Lynn Kang
Betty Rubenstein
Gail Gould
Valene Moolman
Marthe Wolfe
Sylvia Pfeiffer
Pat Pelton
Pat Weenolsen
Miss Gould
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Council
Joanne MacManus
Miss MacManus
Rep Assembly
June Stein
Assembly
Beverly Beck Fuchs
Paula Reine
SAF
Dean MacIntosh
Francis Taylor
Metropolitan Museums
Alfred F. Hess
Board of
Julius Held
Richard Whitney
Barnard Bear
Bears
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