Assemblies Committee Announces New Plan
The Assemblies Committee adopts a plan requiring seven assemblies next year with three fixed all college programs and four chosen by students from six options. The medieval culture lecture series opens February 28 with John Mundy first, followed by Meyer Schapiro and Mario Pei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Bachner
John H. Mundy
Barnard
Meyer Schapiro
Mario Pei
Schapiro
Pei
Columbia
Carnival Booths and Show Set for Term Drive Fundraiser
Faculty show and club booths will highlight the Term Drive carnival on Saturday February 25 from 8 a.m. to 12 noon in the gym. Proceeds go to the Children's Aid Society for Wagon Road Camp for handicapped children. Events include a stag dance, an auction, door prizes, and a mock Honor Board session.
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Term Drive
Children’s Aid Society
Wagon Road
Selma Rosen
Term Drive Carnival
Sigma Chi
Hadassah Heitz
Lily Shimamoto
E Janette May
Ruth Ephraims
Barnard to Host Four Public Lectures on American Business
Barnard College sponsors a four part public lecture series on American business and culture. Dr Alvin Hansen Harvard economist discusses American Business Today at 1 PM in the Gymnasium. Mrs Anna Rosenberg defense official speaks on Business and Labor from 3 to 5 PM in the Drama Workshop. An 8 PM program in the Gymnasium features Dr Paul G Hoffman of Studebaker Packard on American Business and American Culture A Two Way Street. Tickets not required for two Gymnasium talks. Drama Workshop requires tickets available at the Alumnae Office and Public Relations Office.
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American Civilization Committee
Barnard
Alvin Hansen
Littauer
Harvard University
Anna Rosenberg
Defense
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker-Packard Corporation
Fund For the Republic
Advertising
Milbank
Public Relations
Barnard Forum Studies Women in Politics at Waldorf Astoria
Metropolitan alumnae groups plan the eighth Barnard Forum at the Waldorf Astoria on February 18. Notable speakers include Dr. George Gallup Congresswoman Frances Bolton Governor Robert Meyner and Connecticut College president Rosemary Park. Lunch and program tickets priced at 5 and 2 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Barnard Appoints Three New Instructors for Spring Term
President Millicent McIntosh announces three new faculty hires Dr Manet Fowler lecturing anthropology Dr Lucena Bartha teaching embryology in zoology and Miss Natanya Neumann instructing physical education Fowler the first Negro to teach at Barnard holds a PhD from Cornell and comes from NYU. Bartha formerly taught at Brooklyn College and studied Missouri and Columbia. Neumann Barnard alumna dances with Martha Graham and teaches at Juilliard. she will replace Professor Streng on leave. A new Philosophy 9 course The Metaphysics of Theism will be taught by Professor Potter.
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Millicent McIntosh
Manet Fowler
Lucena Bartha
Natanya Neumann
Fowler
Barnard
Cornell University
New York University
Columbia University
Barth
Miss Neumann
Juilliard School
Marion Streng
God
Potter
Trustrees Elect Ernest Gross To B C Board
Ernest A. Gross former Assistant Secretary of State and U N deputy representative was elected to a seven year term on the 25 member Bernard Board. He is a partner in Murtis Mallet Prevost Colt Mosse law firm and has held multiple government and nonprofit posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A. Gross
United States
U.N
Barnard
Ogden Reid
Ambassador Gross
of Murtis, Mallet- Prevost, Colt & Mosse
George C. Marshall
National Association of Manufacturers
National Labor Relations Board
National Graphic Arts Committee
Gross
Harvard College
Oxford University
Harvard Law School
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
American Council On NATO
Department of International Affairs
National Council of Churches of Christ
U.S.A
President McIntosh Delivers Annual State of College Talk
President McIntosh will present the annual State of the College message on Tuesday February 14 at 1 10 p m in the Gymnasium. Attendance is required at this all college assembly. Peggy Ann Gilbher 58 will lead the Barnard Octet in singing the recently accepted Barnard songs, a light and serious piece honoring Alma Mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent C. McIntosh
Peggy Ann Gilbher
Barnard
Frosh Select Reps To Three Councils At Opening Meeting
The class of 1959 elected representatives to three Barnard committees at the February 8 meeting. Billie Tabot to Political Council, Sally Shumer to Athletic Association, Phyllis Ackerman to Social Committee. Undergraduate Secretary Dusser de Barenne outlined duties and a new secretary will be elected from the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Billie Tabot
Sally Shumer
Athletic Association
Phyllis Ackerman
Marion Dusser de Barenne
Cathy Comes
Betsy Wolf
Princeton
Sandy Bailet
Joan Dougherty
Lyric
Sue Oppenheimer
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McIntosh
State of the College
Bachner
Women In Politics
Judy Gregg
Young Women’s Republican Club of New York
Patricia Bowen
New York State Young Democrats
Forum
Grand Ballroom
Barnard Forum
West 120 Street
New York
Robert Meyner
Congresswoman
Bolton
Theism
Ernest Gross
B.C
Frosh
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