Slate Two For Honor Board Heads Nominated at Assembly
At Barnard College Representative Assembly on February 23 the nominations of Louise Sadler and Edith Tennenbaum for Chairman of the Honor Board were approved for March 1 and 2 student votes. The meeting discussed amendments to the Undergraduate Constitution by Duane Lloyd detailing Board of Proctors and Court powers and penalties.
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Representative Assembly
Louise Sadler
Edith Tennenbaum
Duane Lloyd
Court of
Board of Proctors
Court of Senior Proctors
Barnard College
Dr. Woolley to speak on Current International Economics
Dr. Herbert Woolley will address economics majors on Current International Economic Problems tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the College Parlor. He is on the staff of the National Bureau of Economic Research studying world trade and payment structure, with Ford Foundation support to produce a record of trade and payments between world areas in a recent period. Before 1952 he worked for the Federal Government in various capacities.
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Herbert Woolley
Woolley
National Bureau of Economic Research
Ford Foundation
Students Vote This Week In Undergraduate Elections
The Undergraduate Association schedules undergrad vice president secretary and treasurer AA president results for Tuesday and Wednesday this week. Honor Board chairman to be elected from RA nominees. Class presidents nominate March 3 and 4 with elections March 10 and 11. Bulletin Focus editors to be chosen March 23 and AA officers March 30.
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Jake
Honor Board
Representative Assembly
Bulletin
Focus
Assembly
Operetta Cast Named for Pirates of Pen zance at Minor Latham
Gilbert and Sullivan Society selects the leading roles for Pirates of Pen zance to be staged March 17 18 and 19 at the Minor Latham Drama Workshop. Beverley Robinson C 57 stars as Frederic with Joan Faber 557 as Ruth and Diane Rubin 55 as Mabel alongside James Austin and John Slayden 56 in key supporting parts.
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Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Latham Drama Workshop
Frederic
Beverley Robinson
Ruth
Joan Faber
Mabel
Diane Rubin
James Austin
Dramatic Arts
John Slayden
Sherry Blumenthal
Peggy-Ann Gilber
June Knight
Barnard
Ruth Basett
Joan Cobb
Diane Delo
Irene Epp
Karen Gumprecht
Peggy Hitchcock
Ronaldo Whitman
Mona Tobin
French Club Presents Les Caprices de Marianne Play
Barnard's French Club stages Alfred de Musset's Les Caprices de Marianne this Thursday and Friday at 8 30 p m in Milbank Hall. Jeannette Lustig director. Renee J Kohn Alba Marie Fazia assist. Cathy Hersch Betty McGale sets costumes. Mona Tobin directs music. Tickets 1 25 sold this week noon to 1 p m. Proceeds fund the French room library and record collection.
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Barnard’s
Marianne
Alfred de Musset
Latham Drama Workshop
Jeannette Lustig
Renee J. Kohn
Mlle
Alba-Marie Fazia
Cathy Hersch
Betty McGale
Mona Tobin
Jake
Milbank All
Revival of Religion Marked Earl Hall Reopening
Last Friday Earl Hall reopened after decorations with speeches by Grayson L. Kirk Columbia University president and Dr. Frank P. Graham United Nations representative in India and Pakistan. They spoke on renewed religious interest among students amid times of uncertainty and responsibility. Rabbi Isidor B. Hoffman gave the invocation as Rev John McGill Krumm welcomed attendees and outlined the Earl Hall renovations including offices on the first floor and a Schiff Room on the second floor.
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Earl Hall
Grayson L. Kirk
Columbia University
Frank P. Graham
United Nations
India
Pakistan
Kirk
Isidor B. Hoffman
John McGill Krumm
Schiff
Schiff Foundation
French Professor Speaks on France at Columbia
Philippe Wolff, visiting professor from France, will lecture on Northern and Southern France: The Making of a Nation. The 4 10 p m talk in Harkness Theater Butler Library is in English and sponsored by Columbia University History Department.
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Philippe Wolff
France
Harkness Theater
Butler Library
History Department
Columbia University
Wolff
University of Toulouse
Annales du Midi
Marc Blach
Toulouse
Histoire de Developpement Scientifique Et Culturel de l’Humanite
Unesco
Three juniors vie for AA president at Barnard Hall
At noon on Friday an open meeting nominated Joan De Fato Liz Heavey and Judy Jost for the Athletic Association presidency. Final selection will be held at a general election tomorrow.
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the Athletic Association
Barnard Hall
Joan de Fato
Liz Heavey
Judy Jost
Faculty Allows Three Year Trial of Alternatives to Major Exams
A Columbia University faculty meeting approved a three year experiment allowing departments to test methods other than major examinations to assess maturity in the major field. History seniors will replace the major exam with a thesis in senior seminars.
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Committee On Instruction
Virginia D. Harrington
History Department
History-Department
Kronenberger Named Third Judge for Elizabeth Janeway Prize
Louis Kronenberger drama critic for Time and Town and Country joins William Maxwell and Elizabeth Janeway as judges for Barnard’s first annual Elizabeth Janeway Prize for Prose Writing. Kronenberger plans March 1 release for his book Company Manner, a cultural life survey.
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Louis Kronenberger
Time Magazine
Elizabeth Janeway
Barnard
William Maxwell
the New
Freshman Wins Prize for The Madwoman Role
Barnard freshman Jean Houston received Off Off Broadway Magazine's Best Off Broadway Actress for 1954 55 for her performance in Giraudoux The Madwoman of Chaillot in the Wigs and Cues production. Geraldine Page presented the award last Wednesday. Houston, daughter of a comedy writer, majors in religion and plans to enter the ministry.
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Barnard
Jean Houston
Miss Houston
Cues
Giraudoux
Chaillot
Geraldine Page
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