Barnard Alumna Reports Two Year Cambodia Stay
Janet Kirschenbaum writes about Miss McCaw, Barnard alumna and former director of foreign student orientation, who moved to Phnom Penh in 1957 to join ICA. She taught locals to type, analyzed export markets for timber and fish, and observed Cambodians' neutrality under Prince Norodom Sihanouk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Cambodia
Miss McCaw
Washington
International Cooperation Administration
ICA
State Department
Fhnom Penh
Norodom Sihanouk
Conference Speakers Preview Point-Four Youth Corps
Kenen Melady and Griffin headline a Columbia Student Board event on Wednesday at 8 p.m. to discuss the Point-Four Youth Corps. The session, open to all, will cover the corps work, organization, and sponsorship with a Q and A to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenen
Melady
Griffin
NSA
Columbia Student Board
Columbia
Peter Kenen
Thomas Melady
Willis Griffin
Teachers College
Princeton
United States
Kennedy
Mademoiselle Selects Barnard Student Journalists
Barnard College earns strong national representation as eleven students join eight hundred winners from over three hundred colleges to compete for twenty Guest Editorships. Winners will complete field assignments in writing editing fashion advertising and art and join Mademoiselle staff next June for the August 1961 College issue, with expenses paid and salaries provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Mademoiselle
Louise Bernikow
Marcy Cohen
Susan Heimann
Susan Koppel
Erica Mann
Jane Ruben
Elsa Splender
Natalie Spassky
Lynne Wetterau
Martha Williamson
Brenda Woodward
Mademooiselle
Eleanor Roosevelt talk set at Wollman Auditorium
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt is slated to speak on Wednesday February 15 at 5 00 pm in Wollman Auditorium. The event is sponsored by the Citizenship Council and the Student Faculty Alumni Committee of the Columbia Student Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizenship Council
Columbia Student Board
Eleanor Roosevelt
Wollman Auditorium
Theater panel explores naturalism and fantasy in modern drama
The Graduate English Society at Columbia University hosted a symposium on The Teacher Today Naturalism and Fantasy in Harkness Theater. Maurice Valency opened with definitions of naturalism and fantasy and panelists including Marc Connelly Howard Lindsay Boris Aronson Elmer Rice discussed realism illusion and audience involvement in drama.
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Graduate English Society
Columbia University
Harkness Academic Theater
Maurice Valency
Graduate School of English
Zola
Ibsen
America
Connelly and Rice
Boris Aronson
Elmer Rice
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By Janet Kirschenbaum
Sandy McCaw
By Naomi Weintraub
Mademoiselle Magazine
National College Board
Barnard College
Mrs. Fdr
ST. Paul’s Chapel
Amsterdam
Holy Communion
Crypt
James W. Bell
Carleton Sweetser
Episcopal Church
Rypg Fpl
Marc Connelly
Mr. Connelly
By Eleanor Weber
Howard Lindsay
Ferris Booth Hall
Camp Counsellor
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Canada
Association OF Private Camps
Dept. C
West 42Nd Street
New York
N.Y
Berkeley School
Berkeley
Lexington Ave
White Plains
Magpie Ave
East Orange
Prospect St
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