Juniors Defeat Council Motion For PC Reps
At junior and senior class meetings last Monday an amendment to create elected Political Council representatives for each class was defeated by juniors by two votes. Seniors will vote next week. three-fourths support required from both classes and ratification by Representative Assembly. Patricia Ring elected to Representative Assembly. Ruth Cantor replaced for exceeding eligibility points. Senior Week events announced. Senior Ball May 30 at Hotel Pierre. diploma ceremonies at Barnard and Columbia conclude the week.
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Kathy Burge
Miss Burge
Representative Assembly
Patricia Ring
Miss Ring
Ruth Cantor
Paola Ottolenghi
Barbara Perkel
Edith Bernstein
Hotel
Pierre
Barnard
Columbia
Kimmel Speech Highlights Academic Freedom Debate
Alan Kimmel, former editor of the Maroon, spoke at a Political Council forum at Barnard, defending academic freedom after his ouster following attendance at an East Berlin Youth rally. Critics say Dean Strozier violated student rights, while supporters note alleged outside pressure and McCarthyism influences.
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Alan Kimmel
Chicago University
Maroon
Political Council
Kimmel
Barnard
East Berlin
Robert M. Strozier
NSA
Chicago “Herald-American
Velde
Ill
Strozier
Berlin
Alan D. Kimmel
Chicago Maroon
University of Chicago
Moore Named Life Member of Arts and Letters Academy
Douglas Moore, MacDowell Professor of Music at Columbia, elected to life membership in the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Also elected were Frank Lloyd Wright, Thomas Mann, Carl Milles, Pearl S. Buck, Leonard Bacon, and Paul Manship announced last Friday.
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Douglas Moore
MacDowell
Columbia University
The
Academy
National Institute of Arts and Letters
BC Greek Gamesters Prance For Century Fox Photogs
Twentieth Century Fox filmed Greek Games at Barnard last Tuesday with cameras lights and actors for a documentary. Additional shoots took place in Florence and the Vatican including Raphael painted School of Athens and Botticelli Birth of Venus. The technicolor movie will premiere at Cantontm on Page 3 Col 3.
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Century-Fox
Twentieth Century Fox
Barnard
Flor
Ence
Vatican
Raphael
Athens
Botticelli
Apollo Named Deity for Greek Games by Committee
Holly Stabler fifty four sophomore Greek Games Chairman announced Apollo as the deity for the Greek Games at the first meeting of the Greek Games Central Committee. Present were Ann Lachman fifty five Freshman Greek Games Chairman and other sub committee chairmen.
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Apollo
Holly Stabler
Ann Lachman
Palmer speech on athletics sparks Post controversy
Jean Palmer, Barnard College general secretary, was quoted by the New York Post in its December 3 editorial calling her remarks about bribery in women’s sports reckless. She defended the view that women’s colleges rely less on athletics for fundraising and alumni appeal, noting no evidence of bribery risks. The speech on the relation of the athletic association was delivered last weekend.
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Jean Palmer
Barnard College
New York Post
Post
Wellesley
Barnard
Miss Palmer
The
Athletic Association
Fresh Pass Proposal For Princeton Dance
A proposal for reciprocal dances between Princeton and Barnard freshmen was approved at the November 29 meeting. The plan originated at Princeton and was reviewed at an earlier class gathering. The first joint social could be held January 11 or in early March.
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Princeton
Barnard
Motives Behind Berlin Youth Rally Questioned
Former Chicago Maroon editor Alan D. Kimmel says the Berlin Youth Rally was a cultural gathering for 26 000 youths, not political. He claims his dismissal by University of Chicago officials violated student rights and was pressured by House Un-American Activities Committee threats.
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Kimmel
Maroon
House Un-American Activities Committee
Chicago ‘Herald- American
Hearst
Chicago Maroon
East Berlin
University of Chicago
Barnard Students Invited to Pre-Law Talk at Kent Hall
Columbia Pre-Law Society invites Barnard students to attend a session with Judge Bernard Botein of the New York Supreme Court on Law From the Bench. The event at Kent Hall Lounge includes a 3 45 start, a discussion period, and refreshments.
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Columbia College
Barnard
Gentzler
Bernard Botein
N. Y. Supreme Court
Kent Hall
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