Campus Activities Schedule February 27 to March 2
Student groups announce meetings across Barnard Hall Earl Hall and Brooks Dining facilities from noon to 4 p.m. includes Young Democrats Purim event Seixas Menorah Luncheon and various club gatherings with Mundy lecture and junior show under Minor Latham Drama Workshop.
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Barnard Hall
Seixas and
Menorah Societies
Earl Hall
Athletic Association
D. Cook
Red Alcove
Brooks Dining Hall
John H. Mundy
Latham Drama Workshop
Seixas
Menorah
Dodge
James
Brooks Hall
Schiff
Dutch Settlers Scholarship Aid Offered for 1956 57
The Dutch Settlers Society offers a $250 scholarship for the 1956 57 academic year. It is open to students descended from early Dutch settlers who show financial need and may apply at the Office of the Deans. The program is offered by the Daughters of Holland Dames.
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Daughters of Holland Dames
Dorothy Sarshad
C U Players Shine In Yokel Opus Revival Cast
The C U Players deliver a luminous performance of Yokel Opus with Uncle Smellelle, Mr Smith, Charlotte Lief and Barbara Anson among standout performers. Mitchell Smith and Sally Brinsmade also impress in key scenes as the Conjur Woman and others. The revival hints at a strong Varsity Show season ahead.
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C.U
Smellelle
Milburn Smith
Mr. Smith
Pearl
Charlotta Lief
Mitchell Smith
William Bouris
John
Barbara Anson
Sally Brinsmade
Jan Burroway
Arlette Guggenheim
Donald Schwarz
Notes on conduct from mature young women group
A fragment lists names Eileen Weiss Millicent Alter Phyllis Shapiro Barbara Muney with class year 57 and urges proper behavior to avoid embarrassment in front of a speaker. The text reads as a social exhortation from a women’s group.
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Eileen Weiss
Millicent Alter
Phyllis Shapiro
Barbara Muney
Mrs. Paley Advocates Broad Majors for Job Readiness
Barnard alumna Mrs. Paley says a broader major helps in finding work, though her history and government degree aided personal decisions. She notes all around educated people are in demand and urges students to gain any office experience. She criticizes the Placement Office for follow up inefficiency and prefers proactive contact. Paley lives in Greenwich Village with husband Dr Karl Paley and daughter Claudia.
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Tion
Paley
Barnard
Claudia
Karl Paley
Greenwich Village
Connecticut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Annex
Young Democrats
Milbank
Arnet Elliott
South
College Parlor
Newman Club
University Christian Association
Dutch Settlers Society
Mcmillin
SAC
Kilimanjaro
Mrs. Paley
B.a.’S
Broadway
New York City
Accu-Ray
Chesterfield
Ugsepe
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