Barnard Students Named for Mademoiselle College Issue
Ten Barnard students are among 805 selected from 335 colleges for Mademoiselle magazine's national College Board. Seniors Marcy Cohen Barbara Robbins Natalie Spassky juniors Constance Brown Erica Mann Jane Ruben Lynne Wetterall Martha Williamson Brenda Woodward and sophomore Ronnie Olman will compete for twenty Guest Editorships. Winners travel to New York in June, receive salary and expenses, and gain access to fashion shows agencies and notable interviews.
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Mademoiselle
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Barbara Robbins
Natalie Spassky
Constance Brown
Erica Mann
Jane Ruben
Lynne Wetterall
Martha Williamson
Brenda Woodward
Ronnie Olman
New York
Barnard Hosts Southern Students In Campus Exchange
Barnard College welcomes 1475 Southern University visitors who attended classes and joined a series of social events. Bobbi Friedman presented Africa slides from the Crossroads Africa Program, followed by coffee. An all college tea, dinners, and home gatherings fostered交流 among Southern guests and Barnard commuters.
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Student Council to appoint committee chairs for fair membership
The Assembly orders student council to appoint committee chairmen who will select members to ensure democratic control of the process. A special Friday meeting will address Bear Pin Awards eligibility and presentation while nuclear testing and disarmament talks are postponed.
Mourned Barnard Professors Gertrude Hirst and Katherine Doty
Miss Gertrude Mary Hirst emeritus professor of Greek and Latin at Barnard dies at 92 in Cronton-on-Hudson New York after a long career from 1901 to 1948. Memorial service held at 4 p.m. in College Parlor. Miss Katherine Swift Doty Barnard’s first placement director dies at 78 in Monterey Massachusetts after serving from 1921 to 1948 in various college roles.
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Columbia University
Columbia Expands International Studies Under Butler Theme
Columbia University releases a report from the Coordinating Committee on International Affairs detailing a campus wide increase in international education. The piece notes more foreign students, more languages taught, and Columbia’s aim to contribute to global knowledge through abroad research and foreign intellectual contacts.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
College council endorses Race Relations Committee charter
The College Council unanimously supports chartering the Race Relations Committee formed last year after student interest during the Southern Exchange Program. It now functions as an ad hoc group and seeks club status pending constitutional revision. The council will consider charters for Mathematics History and Debate Clubs and for the Columbines and the Political Council at its next meeting on February 13.
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