Barnard’s Games Seek Greek Spirit in Campus Tribute
In Barnard College preparations the gym hosts a March 26 event reflecting ancient Greek rites. Organizers aim to revive arete through poetry, music and athletic display, linking student effort to Panhellenic peace and city state ideals.
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Greece
Olympia
Zeus
Poseidon
Apollo
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Israeli Students Form Own Group
Judy Smith and Ruth Helf report on the Israeli Students Organization ISO formed by about 800 of the 1100 Israeli students at U.S. colleges. Dr Shmuel Gottlieb directs the group which offers visa guidance, medical aid, mutual assistance, information on colleges, and guest speakers to foster friendly American-Israeli ties.
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Barnard
Ruth Scherzer
Barnard Botany Laboratory
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Shmuel Gottlieb
United States
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Dickey Voices Opinion On Barnard Publicity
Vera Dickey newly appointed to Barnard Public Relations discusses the role of PRO press releases. She notes Barnard's distinct identity from Columbia and its strong news flow driven by student and faculty activity. Her background spans Missouri journalism, Radcliffe publicity, and Cambridge education publicity.
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Vera Dickey
Radcliffe Publicity Office
Springfield
Missouri
University of Missouri
London
Orford
Harvard Law School
Nard
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Liberal Arts College
Barnard Freshman Sophomore Games Rooted in Greek Ideals
In 1908 Barnard held playful in formal contests in Brinckerhoff Theater with archery wrestling tug of war and epic poetry. Chorus and dance followed, guided by classical scholars for archaeological accuracy. The games mix beauty and mind, stressing participation over rivalry and uniting freshmen and sophomores.
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Brinckerhoff
Barnard
Psych Major Becomes Program Director for Major Concerts
Joan Bonime, Barnard ’52 psychology major, directs programs for the National Concert and Artist's Corporation, coordinating artist bookings for Szigeti Milstein Peters Sayao and others. She handles accompanists piano needs and program notes while translating songs and leveraging her music experience and languages.
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Joan
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Blanche Thebom
Joseph Szigeti
Roberta Peters
Nathan Milstein
Bidu Sayao
Gregor Piatigorsky
United States
Mexico
Canada
Corporation
Ballet Theatre
Anvil Chorus
Steinways
New York
Women’s Exchange
New Hampshire
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