Undergraduate Association Plans Typewriter Purchase
The Executive Committee votes 1422 to buy nine typewriters for Bulletin Undergrad Focus and Mortorboard with six for Bulletin at 158 each. Bulletin editor Ann Fleisher notes the current six machines value 28.50 total. Options include selling at book value or reconditioning for student use. Sue Halpern reports City Council Summer Internship applicants: 20 applied, six are women, placement uncertain as five of the six are from New York.
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Bulletin
Focus
Mortorboard
Ann Fleisher
Sue Halpern
City Council
Tuition Scholarship for Barnard Student of Dutch Descent
A full tuition scholarship is offered for a Barnard student in good standing descended from early Dutch settlers. Candidates who can prove Dutch ancestry should see Miss Jean T. Palmer, Room 102 Milbank, immediately.
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Barnard
Jean T. Palmer
Milbank
Three Barnard Pre-Meds Win Regents Scholarships
Three Barnard College students Colette Friedlander Ina Goldfinger and Barbara Hudson won New York Regents Scholarships for Professional Education in Medicine and Dentistry. The awards total 350 to 1000 dollars per year for four years at New York medical or dental schools.
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Barnard
Barbara Colette Friedlander
Ina Goldfinger
Barbara Hudson
State of New York
Wir
New York State
State
Patricia L. Dudley
Bardward
Hudson
Goldfinger
Friedlander
Christmas Masque features caroling and courtly pageantry
More than 300 people witnessed the second annual Christmas Masque in Barnard Gym on December 17. Students from Barnard danced and sang in a program built around the Twelve Days of Christmas with performances by the Modern Dance group, soloists such as Georgianna Pimentel and Barbara Steinglass, and groups including La Societe Francaise and the Deut scher Kreis. Director Kenneth Jones led, Ellen Terry designed, and Peter Flanders conducted the Columbia Chamber Chorus culminating in traditional carols Joy to the World and We Wish You a Merry Christmas.
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Barnard
Helen Pugatch
Elizabeth Berliner
Linda Reiner
Elisabeth Lippold
Carett
Kenneth Jones
Minor Lathan Playhouse
Ellen Terry
Modern
Ruth’ Levert
Barbara Cleaves
Doris Humphrey
Georgianna Pimentel
Barbara Steinglass
Carol Stock
Joan Wohlstetter
Helen Farber
la Societe Francaise
Susan Applebaum
Anna Stuliglowa
Deutscher Kreis
Sandra Hyvarinen
The
Columbines
Leontovich
Peter Flanders
Columbia Chamber Chorus
Guttmacher To Speak At Thursday Noon Meeting
Dr. Alan F. Guttmacher president of the Planned Parenthood Association of America will address a Thursday noon lecture on January 9 titled The Challenge of Global Population and How We Can Meet It. He is a obstetrics lecturer at Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons and visiting professor at Albert Einstein Medical School. His published works include The Complete Book and Babies by Choice or by Chance.
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Alan F. Guttmacher
Planned Parenthood Association of America
Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons
Albert Einstein Medical School
Aluma Wins Christian Gauss Award for Donne Analysis
Miss Joan Webber, Ohio State assistant professor and Barnard alumna, received the 1000 dollar Christian Gauss Award for Contrary Music The Prose Style of John Donne. The honor, presented by Barnard professor William Haller of the Folger Library, marks the 13th annual award recognizing distinguished literary scholarship.
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Joan Webber
Ohio State University
Barnard College
Christian Gauss
John Donne
Phi Beta Kappa
Miss Webber
Barnard
William Haller
Folger Shakespeare Library
Donne
Miss Webbe
Phi Beta Kappa Senate
Late Work Permits Due At Barnard College
Barnard College regulations require written instructor permission on a card in the Registrar's Office for extensions to written work including lab reports. Extensions must be filed before January 10 with papers sent to the Registrar by February 20, 1964. Grades are requested no later than March 6 1964 and unsubmitted work is graded automatically.
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Barnard College
Beagle Testimony Links McCarran Act to Advance Case
Daniel Beagle testified on behalf of Advance a youth group under Subversive Activities Control Board scrutiny as a potential Communist front. The hearing hinges on the McCarran Act definition and asks for names of Advance members and supporters as part of the investigation begun by Attorney General Kennedy.
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Daniel Beagle
Subversive Activities Control Board
Robert F. Kennedy
McCarran
Communist Front
Beagle
Communist Party
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What Child Is This
Alice Artz
Guttmacher
Aluma
Gauss
Princeton University
General Studies
Columbia College
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