Prominent BC Alumnae Outline Own Vocations
Barnard alumnae from television writing police work and government speak at the all college assembly in the gym. Doris Hering describes police women aiding juvenile delinquency and narcotics tasks in New York. Ellen Violette explains the need to work in theater and shares her career path. Ethel Weiss defends Washington ethics and notes loyal government service. Last year’s program featured Jeanne Mitchell, Leora Dana, and Natalya Neuman.
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Barnard
Doris
Hering
New York Juvenile Aid Bureau
Miss Hering
Juvenile Aid Bureau
New York City Police Department
Ellen Violette
Miss Violett
Wigs and Cues
Ethel Weiss
Wage Stabilization Board
Phi Beta Kappa
Washington
Jeanne Mitchell
Leora Dana
Spanish Students Publish El Clarin at Barnard
Barnard Spanish majors launch El Clarin The Bugle a student newspaper with co editors Amelia Matlas and Penelope Mousouris both class of 1952 The staff includes Grace Fauerbach Donna Kario Ann Besthoff Patricia Herman Beatrice Freund Rose Messina and Carolyn Sickles The paper will feature creative and critical writing notes on Spanish activities and alumnae lectures recalling the paper’s 25 year tradition from El Mirador to El Noticiero.
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Barnard
el Clarin
Bugle
Amelia Matlas
Penelope Mousouris
Grace Fauerbach
Donna Kario
Ann Besthoff
Patricia Herman
Beatrice Freund
Rose Messina
Carolyn Sickles
el Mirador
el Noticiero
Barnard and Teachers College Sponsor First Columbia Folk Festival
Barnard College and Teachers College present the first Columbia University folk festival Saturday at 8 p.m. in Barnard gym. Led by Margaret Holland and Richard Kraus the event features World dance groups including the Norwegian Folk Dance Group and the Country Dance Society of America. The program showcases Morris English country and Scotch sword dances with Swiss Mountain dances by Robin Witschi and Middle East and India dances by the Raga Duo. Barnard students offer a final modern dance segment with mass square and folk dancing throughout. Tickets are one dollar at Jake or the gym on event night.
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Barnard College
Teachers College
Columbia University
Barnard Gymnasium
Margaret Holland
Barnard
Richard Kraus
Country Dance Society of America
May Gadd
Robin Witschi
Vira Grant
Middle East
India
Maxton Strong
Physical Education
Jake
Faculty Debate on United Nations Security Topic
The International Relations Club will host a faculty debate in the College Parlor at 4 tomorrow. William Henderson and Robert Lekachman will discuss The United Nations and the Security of the United States, with student input after the talk.
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International Relations Club
William Henderson
Robert Lekachman
United Nations
United States
Freshman Class Elects Ten Delegates to Rep Assembly
The class of 1955 elected ten freshmen to the Representative Assembly on December 20, 1951. Bylined delegates include Tobi Brown Carol Gordon Lorna Kaye Jomes Lebois Dawn Lille Judy Lowe Sandra Perlmutter Hannah Solomon Kathy Shohl and Dorothy Vance. They were sworn in yesterday and will report on Assembly issues. A Columbia College freshman coffee dance is planned for January 11 in John Jay Lounge from 4 to 7 pm. The event, with Sarah Lawrence freshmen, is organized by Steve Wiederman and Tom McFarran. The Fresh Soph Prom is tentatively set for March 8. Dance price is three dollars per couple.
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Representative Assembly
Tobi Brown
Carol Gordon
Lorna Kaye
Jomes Lebois
Dawn Lille
Judy Lowe
Sandra Perlmutter
Hannah Solomon
Kathy Shohl
Dorothy Vance
Columbia College
John Jay
Steve Wiederman
Tom McFarran
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
New York
Frances Page
Joyce Seidman
Columbia to Honor Eden with LL.D. at Convocation
The Right Honorable Anthony Eden will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws from Columbia University in a 3 p.m. convocation at the Law Memorial Library Rotunda. Dr Grayson L Kirk will award the degree as Eden delivers the Gabriel Silver Lecture on international peace.
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Anthony Eden
Columbia
Law Memorial Library
Grayson L. Kirk
Eden
Gabriel Silver
Columbia University Changes Phone Number to 56 4000
Columbia University adopts new telephone number 56 4000 replacing 4 3200 to ease overload from several organizations. The change is notable because 54 symbolizes the founding year 1754.
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Columbia University
University
UN 4
Barnard Nears Goal in University Blood Drive
Barnard College nearly reaches its 200 pint target in the campus blood drive. The University totals about 1200 pints with 5 percent destined for the Columbia University Blood Bank and the rest to the Red Cross. Donations continue in John Jay Hall lounge until 8 this evening.
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Barnard
Columbia University
Patricia Ring
Red Cross
John Jay Hall
Miss Ring
University Issues No Comment on Recent Eisenhower Decision
General Dwight D. Eisenhower indicated he would accept a Republican nomination if drafted at the July party convention, while not pursuing pre-convention campaigning. He would retire in July if nominated and, if elected in November, see the role as a duty beyond his current post.
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University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Columbia
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Massachusetts
Lodge
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Europe
New York Times
Chicago Sun- Times
General Eisenhower
New York Herald Tribune
Life Magazine
The
Providence
R.I.) Journal
Youth For Eisenhower, Inc
William Sharpless
Columbia Law
New York University
Cornell
Library Extends Hours Ahead of Exams at Barnard Hall
Ella Weed Library will remain open Sundays during the pre exam period from 2 to 5 pm on January 13 20 and 27. The Student Affairs Office cites fewer afternoon teas on exam days due to high food prices. Second semester starts February 6 with no all college assembly on February 5.
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Ella Weed
Barnard Hall
Esther Greene
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Leo Silver
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