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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1956

Page

3

Forum Evaluates Role Women Play in Politics

Judy Smith reports on a forum marking the 35th anniversary of women s suffrage. Attendees from 45 colleges plus politicians debated women s achievements and opportunities in politics with figures like Frances Bolton and Dr George Gallup weighing in on local versus national influence and college training.

Forum Millicent C. McIntosh Waldorf-Astoria Frances P. Bolton George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion Rosemary Parks Connecticut College Robert Meyner New Jersey Meyner Bolton Gallup Bismark Parks

Educators Discuss Teaching At English Confab

Eastern educators gather at Barnard Hall for the School and College Conference on English focusing on teaching and testing. President Mil licent C. McIntosh opens, with talks by Helen D. Lockwood of Vassar and Daniel F. Howard of Williams College, followed by a discussion and luncheon.

Millicent C. McIntosh Barnard Hall McIntosh Helen D. Lockwood Vassar Daniel

Student Body To Nominate BC Officers

Undergraduate Association officers will be nominated at a required all college assembly at 1 PM in the gym tomorrow. A tea in the James Room at 4 PM lets students question the candidates. The student body president vote occurs Thursday and Friday this week.

James The Athletic Association Honor Board Representative Assembly A.A Jake

Columbia Players set Dark of the Moon for February run

West Virginia Kentucky tale of a Witch Boy and Barbara Allen stars Bill Kaye Kathleen Cavanaugh Gould Sally Brinsmade Jan Burroway Arlette Gugenheim Judith Hyman Carlotta Leif with Jane Thornton Jan Murroway directing. Tickets $1.50 to $1.80 through John Jay Hall lobby. Barnard ushers needed. Auden addresses Religion class on poetry as sacred and reasons for writing. He notes poetry preserves memory and explores human limits. he was elected Oxford Professor of Poetry and wrote The Shield of Achilles.

Howard Richardson William Berney Columbia Players Latham Theater Barbara Allen West Virginia Kentucky Witch Boy Bill Kaye Kathleen Cavanaugh Gould Sally Brinsmade Jan Burroway Barbara Anson Joan Dougherty Peggy Ann Gilcher Arlette Gugenheim Judith Hyman Carlotta Leif Barnard Jane Thornton Jan Murroway Bob Goldsby Camino Real Antigone John Jay Hall Daniel Leach John Jay W. H. Auden Mr. Auden St. Augustine Auden Oxford Achilles

Juniors Present The Three Horned Dilemma Show

The Junior Show The Three Horned Dilemma will run March 1 to 3 at the Minor Latham Drama Workshop directed by June Knight with Janet Gottlieb as chairman. Tickets cost 1.00 for opening night and 1.25 for the remaining shows. Volunteers are invited to help with sets and ticket sales in Hamilton Hall and Milbank Hall.

Latham Drama Workshop June Knight Janet Gottlieb Hamilton Hall Jake Milbank Hall

Writer Defined by Reading and Life Lessons in English 94

William Maxwell, novelist and New Yorker editor, spoke to English 94 about the writer as a reader moved to emulation. He said writers draw from childhood, family, and friends, insisting on using real life and street sounds over cork-room isolation. President Millicent McIntosh announced multiple faculty promotions, including full professorships for Dr. Amelia de del Rio and Dr. David A. Robertson Jr. and associates among others.

William Maxwell The New Yorker Maxwell Mr. Maxwell Millicent C. McIntosh Amelia Agostini de del Rio David A. Robertson, Jr Dr. del Rio Vassar Phi Beta Kappa Spain Centros de Estudios Histéricos Madrid del Rio Columbia Robertson Princeton University Barnard Maristella de Panizza Bové John Hine Mundy Eleanor Rosenberg Rosenberg Lucille Altschul S. Palmer Bovie Elizabeth Croniczer Barry Ulanov Laura Garcia-Lorca Inez Nelbach Ruth Roosa Gertrude Sakrawa Jeanette Schlottmann

Man As a Question Mark Highlights Human Dignity

Prof John Hutchison of Columbia and Barnard spoke at a Noon Meeting on why humans stand apart from animals. He argued that awareness of ignorance drives freedom creativity and self determination. He cited a Vercors novel about tropis a species on the border between humans and apes.

John Hutchison Hutchison Columbia University Barnard Dr. Hutchison

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