Braden Lecture Opens American Civ Series
Dr. Charles S. Braden of Northwestern opens the second annual American Civilization lectures at Casa Italiana on Amsterdam Avenue. His address titled The Contribution of Religion leads a panel discussion chaired by Millicent McIntosh with Edmond Cherbonnier and Robert Handy.
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Charles S. Braden
Northwestern University
America
Casa Italiana
Amsterdam Avenue
117Th Street
Braden
Millicent C. McIntosh
Edmond Cherbonnier
Barnard
Robert T. Handy
Union Theological Seminary
Donald H. Fleming
Brown University
Samuel Eliot Morrison
Jonathan Trumbull
Harvard University
Robert D. Leigh
Columbia
Richard Hofstadter
Rep Assembly Initiates Honor Board Chairman Slate
The Representative Assembly began selecting junior candidates for Honor Board Chairman. Siena Ernst Judy Lewittes and Marella d'Ambrosio were named from a list by Honor Board Chair Marlene Ader. At least two must be chosen, final slate under four.
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Representative Assembly
Marlene Ader
Honor Board
Siena Ernst
Judy Lewittes
Marella d’Ambrosio
U Representative Assembly
Putnam Writing Contest Announces March 15 Deadline
G. P. Putnam's Sons announces the fifth Emily James Putnam Memorial Award. A $500 prize goes to a finished or in progress creative work selected by judges Irita Van Doren Elizabeth Janeway and Diarmuid Russell. Submissions are due Monday March 15, typed double spaced on one side in triplicate to Professor John A Kouwenhoven Barnard College.
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Emily James Putnam Memorial Award
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Emily James
John A Kouwenhoven
Barnard English
Kouwenhoven
Sophs Open Dance To Entire College At Yale
The sophomore class dance, inviting 125 Yale men, will run tomorrow night from 9 pm to 1 am in the James Room. Admission was opened to all classes yesterday. tickets cost seventy five cents and are available today between 11 am and 2 pm. Stephanie Horton and Carmencita Hogue organize the event with refreshments planned. The high fidelity phonograph donated to the James Room will be used Friday evening.
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Yale
James Room
Jake
Stephanie Horton
Carmencita Hogue
Miss Horton
Pierson Proposes New Dorm Penalty Method
Ruth Pierson 54 president of the Resident Halls Students Association outlined a revised dorm penalty method at a house meeting last Monday night. The plan would modify how penalties for breaking residence hall regulations are determined and applied.
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Ruth Pierson
Resident Halls Students Association
Honor Board study on thefts at Barnard Campus
The Barnard Honor Board proposes collecting theft data this year to warn students of risky practices. Reports may be filed in Benson Office, Activities Office, or Lost and Found Milbank Hall. A new independent review before penalties could replace automatic campus penalties for lateness.
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Honor Board
Barnard
Marlene Ader
Ader
Miss Benson
Barnard Hall
Milbank Hall
Columbia University
Low Memorial Library
Spanish Department Presents Benefit Play for Dorado Fund
The Spanish Faculty Play raises funds for the Carolina Marcial Dorado Scholarship. Performances run Friday February 26, Saturday February 27, and a 3:00 p.m. Sunday matinee February 28 at McMillin Theater. Cast includes Francisco Garcia Lorca, Ernesto Da Cal, Emilio Gonzalez Lopez and Barnard participants.
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Carolina Marcial Dorado
McMillin Theater
Federico Garcia Lorca
Las Maravillas
Miguel de Cervantes
Francisco Garcia
Candidates Promise Reform Innovation If Elected
Diana Touliatou 755 was nominated for Under Graduate Association President at the assembly. Florence Federman 55 entered the race and will run as unofficial candidate after not giving an acceptance speech. Vita Bogart 55 Janet Moore 55 and Fran Evans 55 were nominated for Vice President. Cynthia Bachner 56 seeks Treasurer. Three freshmen Dolores Johnson Terry Kaplan Susan Levi were proposed for Secretary. Lois Bingham 54 cites Touliatou’s student council and Bicentennial roles as qualifications. Federman 55 brings class leadership and Columbia council experience to her presidential bid. Bogart 55 outlines club expansion and activity growth as VP platform. (Cant. on Page 4)
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Diana Touliatou
Florence Federman
James Room
Miss Federman
Vita Bogart
Janet Moorehead
Fran Evans
Cynthia Bachner
Dolores Johnson
Terry Kaplan
Susan Levi
Lois Bingham
Representative Assembly
Miss Touliatou
Barnard
Interfaith Council
Columbia University
Columbia University Student Council
International Students Club
Miss Bogart
Gerry Bruger
Mrs Sherill Addresses Noon Meeting Today
Mrs Helen Sherrill, lecturer in human relations, will address the Thursday noon meeting today. The topic is Psychiatry and Religion Brothers or Aliens. Mrs Sherill taught the psychology section of the Man and His World course last semester.
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Helen Sherrill
Sherill
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Rep Assembly
Focus
Judy Kaufman
Renee Shakin
Putnam
Sophs
Federman
Touliatou
Pierson
Board
Residence Halls
Nan Kuvin
Residence Halls Students Association
Dorado
Roberta Klugman
Sandy McCaw
Mrs. Sherill
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