Barnard Dean Reports On Finances and Campus Upgrades
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh outlined Barnard College gains from the past three years including new Milbank changes and a student wing at Barnard Hall. She cited self-sufficient dorms through a work program and projected fire safety upgrades plus future plans for a cement walkway and expanded religious studies with Columbia and General Studies collaboration.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard
Barnard Hall
Milbank
McIntosh
Sophs Win Cover Design and Greek Games Plans
The Greek Games committee selects Marietta Dunston 52 as cover design winner. Entrance honors Poseidon with Ismian Gameld at Corinth in choral form and lyric focus. A gym lights fund is approved, outsider tickets rise to 1.50, head tax stays 1.00. Lyrics deadline February 27 to Kathleen Collins.
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Marietta Dunston ’52
Central Committee
Corinth
Poseidon
Kathleen Collins
College Fetes February Grads At Brooks Hall
Barnard College hosted a farewell dinner for February graduates, their families, and spouses at Brooks Hall with Dean Millicent C. McIntosh and other faculty. Columbia University will confer degrees on February 22. list of candidates includes Shirley Babiak Ann Backer Isabel Berkery Eileen Brown and many more.
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Barnard College
Brooks Hall
Millicent C. McIntosh
Dean McIntosh
Virginia D. Harrington
Beverly Beck Fuchs
Columbia University
Shirley Babiak
Ann Backer
Isabel Berkery
Eileen Brown
Nancy Brownley
Kathleen Dooman
Anne L. Durescoe
Evi Ellis
Decan Erim
Dorothy Goodwin
Rosalie Grayer
Patricia Harding
Arabelle Helfenstein
Virginia Riley Hyman
Myra Koh
Sarah Langley
Gladys Lerner
Florrie Levison
Jane W. Lewis
Mary Limpert
Katherine
Need Changes Poll Indicates Need Changes
Curriculum Committee reports a poll on student work hours and term paper load, recommending catalog listing of term paper requirements and re evaluation of course points. Open meeting with Gym Department planned to discuss revisions and new courses. Florence Pearlman notes flexibility shown by eliminating sophomore third hour and adding bowling and skating. Students may propose new courses by letter with twenty signatures. unsigned ideas go to Bulletin.
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Miss Holland
Florence Pearlman
Educators and Alumni to Attend Barnard Forum at Waldorf Astoria
The Barnard Forum returns with Dr. James B. Conant of Harvard delivering The Soviet Challenge to American Education followed by a panel Is College Good Enough for Women Dean Millicent C. McIntosh will preside The event is sponsored by Barnard and supported by twenty four metropolitan alumnae groups of other colleges.
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Barnard
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
James B. Conant
Harvard University
Millicent C. McIntosh
Col
Houston Peterson
Rutgers University
Agnes Rogers
Farnham
Kraushaar
Miss Rogers
Grand Ball Room
the Waldorf
Conant
Bard College
Brooklyn College
Chestnut Hill College
Connecticut College
Fordham University
Goucher College
Manhattanville College
Mary Washington College
Moravian Seminary
College For Women
Mount Holyoke College
College of Mount St. Vincent
College of New Rochelle
Radcliffe College
Randolph Macon Women’s College
Sarah Lawrence College
St. Elizabeth’s College
College of St. Rose
Smith College
Syracuse College
Vassar College
Wellesley College
Wells College
William Smith College
Wison College
Barnard Co op Book Exchange Sells Used Textbooks
The Barnard Co op Book Exchange in Milbank Hall offers buy and sell of second semester books from 1 to 2 p.m. daily this week and weekly thereafter. Books sell for half to three quarters of original price, with a posted list of prices near the Student Mail area.
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Barnard Co-op
Barbara Jean Smith
Henriette Donniger
Francesca van Hartz
June Milch
Ethel Kalb
Bernice Friedenthal
Adele Robak
Mary Louise O’rourke
Gail Johnston
Miss Hyde
Barnard Plans Public Campaign for Undergraduate Elections
Barnard announces a new campaign style for undergraduate elections with public campaigning. Nominations for Undergraduate President Secretary and Treasurer are due at an assembly on February 21 with two minute speeches. Voting occurs over two days on Jake supervised by Student Council. installation on April 11 with tea.
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Barnard
Student Council
Political Council
Jake
Medical Exams Begin for Freshmen and Sophomores
Medical examinations for sophomores and freshmen began Monday February 6. Students are urged to make appointments in the Medical Office as soon as possible.
Volunteers Plan Center Activities At Morningside Barnard
Volunteers met with Mae Brown program director at the Morningside Center and Alice Honig Barnard community service chair to align student interests with center activities. They arranged this semester’s volunteer schedule and discussed an adult education program for parents.
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Mae Brown
Morningside Center
Alice Honig
Barnard
Mortarboard Proofs Urgently Due to Charlotte
Mortarboard proofs must be returned to Charlotte immediately to meet the deadline. The urgent request emphasizes prompt submission to avoid missing the cutoff.
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Charlotte
French Clubs Plan Masked Ball to Fund Scholarships
The French Clubs of Barnard College Columbia College and the School of General Studies host a Mardi Gras masked ball on February 11 from 9 p m to 1 a m in Barnard Gymnasium Tickets at 1 20 are on sale today and tomorrow 9 a m to 4 p m and at the door George Walker and his orchestra provide the music Barnard’s share of profits funds a scholarship to send a Barnard student to France.
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Barnard
Columbia College
School of General Studies
George Walker
Jake
France
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American Veterans Committee
Americans For Democratic Action