English Teachers Confer Here Opens Session
Dean Millicent C McIntosh opens the School and College Conference on English at Barnard Hall urging a return to complete books over tracts. Speakers include William C Fels of the College Entrance Examination Board and Herbert W Smith of Francis W Parker School detailing methods to link high school and college English teaching.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard Hall
William C. Fels
Herbert W. Smith
Francis W. Parker School
Chicago
John D. Humason
Lawrenceville School
Lawrenceville
Humason
Gertrude Noyes
Connecticut College
WSSF Drive Raises 1371 for World Service Fund
A campus fundraising drive totaled 1371.81 in donations aimed at the World Student Service Fund. Faculty and student contributions amounted to 995.66 with 398.00 from faculty and 154.85, 145.90, 126.30, 165.20, and 5.41 from senior, junior, sophomore, freshman, and other donors respectively.
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Term Drive
Bitten Jensen
World Student Service Fund
W.S.S.F
John Moore
Athletic Association
Deutscher Kreis
Spanish Club
University Christian Association
The
Juniors Announce Cast for Out of the Red Show
Barbara Ritter reveals the final junior show cast for Out of the Red a two act musical comedy. Naomi Loeb and Gloria d Arienzo star with a large supporting cast led by Virginia Schleussner directing and Barbara Ritter chairing production. Brickerhoff Theater hosts performances March 17 and 18 with tickets at ninety cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ritter
Virginia Schleussner
Naomi Loeb
Gloria d’Arienzo
Tony Beckers
Eugenie Bolger
Lois Campaine
Jean Colbeck
Audrey Cole
Salley Connell
Holly Forbes
Bernice Friedenthal
Bernice Greenfield
Joan Hibbard
Lynn Kang
Virginia Kraft
Jackie Kunitz
Joann MacManus
Beverly Rennie
Jane Steketee
Virginia Schlengsner
Miss Ritter
Leslie Morgan
Merle Marcus
Molly Cammack
Paula Weltz
Brickerhoff Theater
Stillwell 51 Chosen As Drive Chairman By Assembly
Mary Gray Stillwell 51 was elected term drive chairman at a Representative Assembly session on Monday. Martha Distelhurst 53 won from four candidates to be freshman representative on the Curriculum Committee. The Assembly redirected surplus auction money to the Development Plan and resumed the Poland clothing drive with a donation box placed on Jake. Barbara Crane 51 directs the drive.
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Mary Gray Stillwell
Representative Assembly
Martha Distelhurst
Janet Cegledy
Kay Munzer
Janet Schonwald
Poland
Jake
Barbara Crane
Three Nominees Named for Undergraduate President
At Tuesday nomination assembly Joann MacManus Jane Connington and Nani Lengyel were put forward as Undergraduate President nominees for the coming year. Sophomores Jacqueline Hyman and Eleanor Engelman vie for Treasurer while freshmen Marcia Hubert Shulamith Simon and Ruth Cantor seek Secretary. Nominations were accepted from the floor and followed by speaker presentations outlining each candidate’s qualifications.
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Joann MacManus
Jane Connington
Nani Lengyel
Jacqueline Hyman
Eleanor Engelman
Marcia Hubert
Shulamith Simon
Ruth Cantor
Das Konzert German Club Play at Brinckerhoff Theater
Ticket sales begin for Das Konzert a German club play presented by Deutscher Kreis of Barnard and Deutscher Verein of Columbia. The 8:30 p.m. performance features Elizabeth Hanna Cecilia Politou and others, with student tickets sixty cents and general admission 1.20.
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Deutscher Kreis
Barnard
Deutscher Verein
Columbia
Hermann Bahr
Brinckerhoff Theater
Jake
Jane Carson
Stephen Zacharias
Elizabeth Hanna
Cecilia Politou
Harriet Hermann
Emily Klein
Elizabeth Myer
Marion Neilson
Hertha Wegener
Ruth Kleinman
Reorganized IRC Forms Student Speakers Bureau
ISR C organized a Speakers Bureau to coordinate the International Relations Club and Government majors to promote information on the United Nations. Appointments are arranged by the American Association of the United Nations or through Barnard. Members include Rhea Polk, Beverly Beck Fuchs, Gloria Spamer, Natalie Olshen, Vera Halleman, Ruth Schachter, and Frene Ginwala. The IRC discussed the Thomas Douglas proposal and NCCUN invited to testify before Congress. Three delegates will attend the Conference on Education and Democracy at Columbia on March 4 and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isr.c
International Relations Club
Government Department
United Nations
American Association of the United Nations
Barnard
Rhea Polk
Beverly Beck Fuchs
Gloria Spamer
Natalie Olshen
Vera Halleman
Ruth Schachter
Frene Ginwala
I.R.C
National Collegiate Council For the
U.N
Thomas-Douglas
Congressional Committee
NCCUN
Congress
Conference On Education and Democracy
Columbia
Princeton Is Debate Victor at Barnard Tournament
The Barnard College Debate Tournament at Milbank Hall centered on the topic “Resolved that Communist teachers should be barred from United States colleges and universities.” Princeton won seven of eight rounds to claim first, receiving a trophy from Miriam Goldman, with NYU, Penn, and Jonathan Edwards College tying for second with five wins apiece.
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United States
Barnard College
Milbank Hall
Dean McIntosh
Princeton
Miriam Goldman
Barnard
University of Pennsylvania
Jonathan Edwards College
Yale
Wilkes College
City College
Hofstra College
New York University
University Heights
Columbia
Columbia Law Review
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John Clay Hunt
Williams College
Emily Whipple Ellison
George A. Craig
Amherst College
Stillwell
Rep Assembly
Das Konzert
Elaine Herrera
National Students Association
Miss MacManus
Columbia University Student Council
Proctors
Eleanor Holland
Diana Crane
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