Germany in World Politics at Political Council Conference
Twelve colleges attend the Political Council conference focused on Germany and its role in world politics. Keynote by Professor Franz Neumann of Columbia, panels led by Hajo Holborn Yale Shepard Stone Ford Foundation and Herbert Marcus Harvard, with afternoon expert plenary and delegates from Brooklyn Fordham Hunter Mount Holyoke and others.
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Germany
Political Council
Franz Neumann
Columbia Department of Public Law and Government
United Europe
Hajo Holborn
Yale
Shepard Stone
The
Ford Foundation
Herbert Marcus
Harvard
Helge Pross
Commonwealth
Columbia
Joachim Jaenicke
United States
M. Henri Ruffin
Brooklyn
Fordham
Hunter
Mount Holyoke
New Jersey College For Women
Pembroke
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Sarah Lawrence
Smith
West Point
Vassar
W C Offers Chekov Drama Debut of Don Juan in Russian Manner
W & C announces the first Minor Latham Drama Workshop production Don Juan in the Russian Manner by Anton Chekov. Performances are set for April 22 23 and 24 with possible matinees and a 13 man 5 woman cast directed by Adolphus J Sweet. Casting runs through Friday and students may join sets costumes lighting via Liane Reif through Student Mail. Chekovs comic full length debut may soon reach the British stage but premieres in the United States here.
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Anton Chekov
Latham Drama Workshop
Adolphus J. Sweet
Liane Reif
Chekov
England
America
Russia
United States
Barnard Book Co op Reopens With New Set up
The Barnard Student Book Co op reopened in February on a trial basis at the James Room entrance. Open weekdays 11 30 to 1 30, it is run by Charlotte Monastersky and Margaret Prince with salaried staff. The revival involves a committee of administrators and faculty exploring a college operated store, revolving funds, and expanded inventory including banners sneakers gym suits and zoology kits.
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James Room
Charlotte Monastersky
Margaret Prince
Barnard
Forrest Abbot
Eileen Winkopp
Jean Palmer
Clara Eliot
Co-op
Barnard NBC Offer Summer Institute in Radio and TV
Barnard College and NBC sponsor a Summer Institute of Radio and Television from June 28 to August 6. Ninety courses taught by NBC staff cover television careers and technical operations with four courses per student. Admission open to graduates or experienced high school graduates. enrollment limited to forty. Tuition 150 dollars. room options listed. apply by June 1 with 15 dollar registration and a 200 word essay.
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Barnard College
National Broadcasting Company
Summer Institute of Radio and Television
NBC
Barnard
Brooks and Hewitt
Columbia
Barnard+NBC Institute
Ruth Houghton
Milbank
Dillenberger to Speak on The New Spirituality
Professor John Drillenberger of Columbia University will address the Thursday Noon Meeting on The New Spirituality Liability or Asset. The talk at the College Parlor will be followed by a box lunch and is open to Barnard students.
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John Drillenberger
Dillenberger
Columbia University
Barnard
Barnard President Highlights Banked Changes and Health Plan
President Mallicent C. McIntosh announced a new era at Barnard with expanded scholarships and higher faculty pay. She unveiled a Health Service Plan moving the infirmary to St Luke's Hospital and extending access to resident and day students with medical fee increases.
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Mallicent C. McIntosh
Barnard
McIntosh
Rep Assembly Votes in Favor of Amendment to Barnard College Social Committee
Four amendments to the undergraduate constitution for Barnard College social affairs passed at the Rep Assembly meeting. They include electing the Social Committee chair from an open junior or senior slate, giving Student Council power over subscriptions to plays and programs, and establishing a standing committee on archives assemblies and bulletins. An official annual social calendar will be drawn by the Committee on the Social Calendar each spring with calendar changes requiring approval by Student Council or the Barnard College Social Committee and the Office of College Activities.
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Barnard College
Student Council
Office of College Activities
Barnard College Announces Celebration Scholarship Plan
Barnard College will award two $1200 Celebration Scholarships to incoming freshmen next year in observance of its Bicentennial. Awards rely on intellectual ability and financial need with residency. Circulars sent to high schools and guidance counselors outline scholarships from $100 to $950 for resident students.
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Barnard
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Museum of the City of New York
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