Term Drive to Sponsor Gala Event
A carnival in the gymnasium on Saturday evening February 18 will benefit the Term Drive. Nineteen clubs will participate with booths and games awarding prizes. Food will be sold in the Annex and on Jake. The Social Council plans a stag-drag dance in the Annex and a faculty show may be presented. Autographed pictures of Eisenhower and Stevenson are to be auctioned in the College Parlor. Merchants and neighborhood stores are asked to donate door prizes. Mrs. Rossen urges girls to seek donations from relatives in toy, food, or novelty industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Tennenbaum Rossen
Jake
Social Council
Millicent C. McIntosh
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Rossen
Noon Meet to Hear Donald Herb Speak
The Thursday Noon Meeting in the College Parlor will feature Donald W. Herb. He is an assistant adviser to Protestant students and to the Young Lutheran Group at Earl Hall and will discuss the topic The Paradox between Predestination and Personal Freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Herb
Diana Cohen
Donald W. Herb
Earl Hall
Eugenio Florit
Barnard
Florit
Europe
Mary Stewart
Jake
Exam Schedules and Reading Period Advisory
The Committee on Instruction asks students to file final exam schedules by underlining exams on forms from the Registrar and Student Mail. This helps assess the need for a reading period before exams. Changes to the tentative schedule have been made. verify day and hour of each exam as deficiency exams are not offered until next October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Forum Studies Woman's Role In Public Life
Two political figures, President Rosemary Park of Connecticut College for Women and Dr. George Gallup, address the Eighth Annual Barnard Forum on February 18 at the Waldorf Astoria. Theme: Women in Politics. Park discusses colleges training women for public life. Gallup analyzes the vote's influence on past elections and potential effect on 1956. Forty five area colleges will be represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Park
Connecticut College For Women
George Gallup
Barnard
Waldorf-Astoria
Park
Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
Drama Group Presents The Changeling by Middleton
The Drama Workshop presents The Changeling, Middleton’s tragedy, January 11–14 in the Minor Latham Drama Workshop under Norris Houghton. Cast includes Judith Yedlin as Beatrice and Peter Falk as Flores, with Mitchell Smith as Alsemero and Barbara Florio as stage manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Middleton
The
Drama Workshop
Norris Houghton
Latham Drama Workshop
Beatrice Joanna
Alsemero
Flores
Beatrice
Barbara Florio
Jane Knight
Jane Thornton
Naomi Gladstone
Mitchell Smith
Alsemere
Judith Yedlin
Peter Falk
Ray Andres
Jacques Schwat
Vida Farhad
Carlotta Lief
Susan Mann
Milburne Smith
Effry Spectre
Paul Sovik
God
Murther
Betty Teller Wins Posture Contest Title At Freshman Event
Betty Teller placed first in the thirtieth annual Freshman posture contest held last Friday at noon in the gym. Susan Warter took second, Mireille Hug third, from 85 finalists tested on walking, sitting, rising, picking up objects, turning and stairs. Sue Kennedy directed the event, a past winner as a freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Teller
Susan Warter
Mireille
Sue Kennedy
Miss Kennedy
Mireille Hug
Susan Wartur
Show Director Releases List Of Cast Parts
The Junior Show cast for The Three-Horned Dilemma to be staged March 13 in the Minor Latham Drama Workshop is announced by director June Knight. Lenore and Irma are played by Ann Scolnick and Joan Faber, with Jane Robinson as sociology professor and Paula Zeleznik as Eliza, among many other listed roles and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham Drama Workshop
June Knight
Lenore
Irma
Ann Scolnick
Joan Faber
Jane Robinson
Eliza
Paula Zeleznik
Dorothea
Sandy
Sidra Levi
Sarah Pietsch
Henry
Sandy Dibell
Diana Delo
Arlene Berg
Ellie Heit
Mimi Kurtz
Ruth Simon
Gloria Strassheim
Elaine Audi
Marilyn Fields
Felice Finkelstein
Estelle Greenberg
Teri Kaplan
Ruth Jazer
Esta Kraft
Ann Lord
Sandy McCaw
Barbara Muney
Irene Newman
Marlene Rosenfeld
Fran Rubinow
Niki Schor
Phyllis Spiegelstein
Joan Tart
Regina Wirth
Barnard College Scholarship Deadline Announced
Miss Jean T. Palmer announces March 1 1956 as the deadline to return Barnard College Scholarship Applications for 1956 57. Applications are in Room 117 Milbank and must be completed for financial aid next year. Parents of Class of 57 must file waiver requests for the $100 tuition increase at the President's Office by March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Jean T. Palmer
Milbank
Democratic Leader Speaks on Women in Politics at College Parlor
Mrs. India Edwards of the Democratic National Committee speaks to the Young Democrats Club on The Role of Women in Politics. She helped appoint women to high government posts including Georgia Neese Clark as Treasurer of the United States. A luncheon follows with attendees from the faculty and administration and plans for a spring debate with the Young Republican Club of Columbia College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India Edwards
Democratic National Committee
Young Democrats Club
Edwards
Washington
Georgia Neese Clark
United States
Truman
Georgia Clark
Chicago Tribune
The
Young Democrats
Thomas P. Peardon
Phoebe Morrison
Joseph A. Hearst
Government Department
Phyllis D. Michelfelder
Marcia Young
Young Republican Club
Columbia College
Barnard Freshman Sophomore Greek Games Progress Report
Preparations for the 1956 Barnard freshman sophomores Greek Games are underway with both chairmen predicting a win on April 14. Committees for dance music and lyrics are active. Freshmen and sophomores are invited to submit entrance lyrics or prospective winning lyrics to Sue Oppenheimer or Rachel Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Sue Oppenheimer
Rachel Mayer
Sara Wolf
Carol Levy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Term Drive
Forum
Drama Group
Hug
Rita Ashmann
Louise Anfanger
Marlene Bass
Marian Bennett
Adele Bernstein
Catherine Bigos
Joan Bramnick
Joyce Brooks
Dorothy Buckton
Alva Coplon
Muriel Drazien
Betty Freiman
Ora Frishberg
Marilyn Gold
Louisa Jones
Muranda Knickerbocker
Nancy Kurz
Evelyn Landau
Diane Leroy
Pauline Lew
Olivia Mattioldi
Janet Morse
Paola Oreffice
Elizabeth Ross
Constance Roberts
Ann Rose
Margery Taub
Judith Weber
Sue Weber
Helen Weser
Barbara Whalen
Yvonne Williams
Mrs
Democratic Leader
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