Late Anthropology Prof To Be Honored Tonight
A remembrance event in Barnard College College Parlor honors late anthropology professor Gladys A Reichard. Speakers include Dr Margaret Mead and Dr Fredrica de Laguna. notes cover Reichards career, writings, and Navajo language work.
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Gladys A. Reichard
Barnard
Reichard
Margaret Mead
American Museum
Fredrica de Laguna
Bryn Mawr College
Mead
de Laguna
Gladys Reichard
Folklore Society
American Ethnological Society
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Flagstaff
Arizona
Millicent C. McIntosh
Annual Prints B C Writings in Barnard Poets
Poems by five Barnard students are selected for the Annual Anthology of College Poetry. Authors include Joyce Allegretti Irene A Feketer Breena Triestman Eileen Higenbottom and Jane Elizabeth Richmond. It marks the largest Barnard presence in the anthology drawn from thousands of submissions.
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Barnard
Joyce Allegretti
Irene A. F. Feketer
Breena Triestman
Eileen Higgenbottom
Jane Elizabeth Richmond
Wigs and Cues Present The Recruiting Officer on Sale
Tickets for the forthcoming production of The Recruiting Officer are now on sale at Jake and Hamilton Hall for $1.20. George Farquhar's restoration comedy will be staged by Minor Latham Drama Workshop December 7 to 10 at 8 30 p.m.
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Jake
Hamilton Hall
George Farquhar
Latham Drama Workshop
Niebuhr Examines Fact Faith and Fantasy in Religion
Dr. Ursula M. Niebuhr, associate professor of religion, explored how fact and faith relate to fantasy in a Noon Meeting address. She argued religion blends factual questions with imagination and emotional life, citing Genesis Revelation and psychological tests to show faith interacts with fantasy and reality.
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Ursula M. Niebuhr
Niebuhr
Grad School Dean to Speak on Postgrad Opportunities
Mrs Leonard W Cronkhite dean of Radcliffe Graduate School and Barnard trustee will speak in the College Parlor Wednesday December 7 at 4 pm about opportunities in graduate work. She will cover studies at American and foreign universities and encourage juniors and seniors to attend.
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Leonard W. Cronkhite
Graduate School
Radcliffe College
Barnard College
Editor Cites Trends In New Novel And Criticism
George Plimpton discusses the rise of the New Criticism and its influence on the New Fiction and New Novel. He notes literary quarterlies shift from fiction to critical essays and that naturalist novels focus on narrow life segments like Broadway or Hollywood.
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George Plimpton
Plimpton
Paris Revue
Rimbaud
T.S. Eliot
Broadway
Hollywood
Foreign Girls Meet at Tea at Barnard College
Barnard College hosted its annual Foreign Students Tea in the College Parlor last Wednesday afternoon. Millicent C. McIntosh welcomed guests from twenty seven foreign countries and spoke on the tradition of foreign students. Conversations covered Adlai Stevenson Eva Peron Turkish watermelon and language practice shifting to English.
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Barnard
Millicent C. McIntosh
Adlai Stevenson
Eva Perén
Bhinda Malla
Nepal
Hjordis Olof Thor
Iceland
Joan Kim
Korea
Tag Day supports Term Drive at campus camp project
Term Drive chairwoman Teri Kaplan reports Tag Day raised 78.07 for the Children's Aid Society Wagon Road Camp. Students wore tags indicating donations, with solicitors and central committee collecting on campus. About 1180 total from Term Drive so far, plus later events to boost funds.
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Term Drive
Teri Kaplan
Children’s Aid Society
Wagon Road
Jake
Barnard Arts Assembly Planned for April Seventeenth
The Barnard College Arts Assembly set for April 17 is being organized by Assembly Chairman Cynthia Bachner and a committee. Musical dramatic and dance selections will feature Barnard students faculty and staff with a gym walls exhibit. Rhona Ginn and Anne Davidson supervise music and art respectively with Carmen del Pilar Judy Smith and Joan Bramnick on the committee. Faculty advisers include Marion Strong and Carolyn Loughborough.
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Barnard
Cynthia Bachner
Rhona Ginn
Anne Davidson
Carmen del Pilar
Judy Smith
Joan Bram
Senator Case Praises Eisenhower Following GOP Unity Claim
Senator Clifford P Case told the Young Republican Club at Low Library Rotunda that the party can win with Eisenhower’s beliefs guiding policy. He argued Americans back the President and called for a foreign policy of firmness and self restraint while acknowledging the slow progress on desegregation and the limits of a four year plan.
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Clifford P Case
Young Republican Club
New Jersey
Eisenhower
GOP
America
Case
Senator Case
Professors and Day Students Play in Inter-Dorm Basketball
Due to few resident students, Dr. Albert G. Prodell and several day students joined the inter-dorm game. Prodell's team won 32 to 28 with Gretchen Langrock as a standout. Margaret Holland refereed under the new 1955 rules, and only a scratched knee was reported as injury.
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Albert G. Prodell
Prodell
Gretchen Langrock
Margaret Holland
Physical Education Department
Brooks and Hewitt Halls
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Bryn’ Mawr
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Ike
Prof. Prodell
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