Posture Contest Winners Named at Barnard Gym
Betsy Smith Willa Sack and Martha Clark won Barnard freshmen posture contest 1959 60 after judging from 42 contestants. Runners up Ann Sander Kathy Agayoff Judy Saffer named by panel including Mrs Land Basch and Dolph Sweet. Elaine Schlozman led student committee for the event.
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Betsy Smith
Willa Sack
Martha Clark
Barnard
Annn Sander
Kathy Agayoff
Judy Saffer
Stephanie Land Basch
Antoinette Wagner
Dolph Sweet
Elaine Schlozman
Stu
Four Foreign Students Discuss Comparative Education Styles
Four foreign students from Columbia graduate schools spoke at the Education Colloquium on Comparative Education. Gian Bernadini of Italy Viktor Ganykin of the Soviet Union Daniel Tapia of Nicaragua and Dr Mohammed Siddiqui of Pakistan formed the panel moderated by Joel Slocum of Columbia's foreign students office.
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Columbia Graduate Schools
Gian Bernadini
Italy
Viktor Ganvkin
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Daniel Tapia
Nicaragua
Mohammed Siddiqui
Pakistan
Joel Slocum
Foreign Students Admission Office
Columbia University
Education Program Applications Open in Milbank Office
Education Program applications for 1960 61 are available in the Office of the Dean of Studies Room 117 Milbank starting February. Juniors who wish to apply should obtain forms and return them to Room 117 Milbank by February 12.
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Milbank
Barnard Plans February Lecture Series on Contemporary Literature
Barnard's Board of Proctors sponsors a February start for a student lecture series on contemporary literature. Lectures every Tuesday at 4 30 p m in the College Parlor feature Rosellen Brown Gail Weinberg Ginger Ullman Miriam Stern and Marianne Goldner. Darline Shapiro initiated the idea. the program aims to broaden curriculum and promote self education and discussion of modern poetry British drama and current movements in Irish Israeli and French literature.
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Barnard
Board of Proctors
Rosellen Brown
Gail Weinberg
Ginger Ullman
Miriam Stern
Marianne Goldner
Dixon Discusses New Diplomacy and Guggenheim Debate
British Ambassador Sir Pierson Dixon outlines UN challenges including protecting civilization and stabilizing new nations especially in Africa. He urges balance between national aspirations and stability and supports NATO until a UN police force exists. Museum director James J. Sweeney critiques space concepts at Guggenheim and discusses installing exhibitions to enhance art within Wright architecture.
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Sandra Bennett
United Nations
Sir Pierson Dixon
U.N
Pierson
Africa
NATO
Eleanor Traube
Guggenheim Museum
James J. Sweeney
Mr. Sweeney
Sweeney
Guggenheim
Gildersleeve Prof Discusses Ethics Series At Barnard
Professor Maria Ossowska of Warsaw University to give a six week interdepartmental lecture series at Barnard on ethics. The course covers deductive and experimental approaches, class position effects, and moral opinions within Western traditions.
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Maria Ossowska
University of Warsaw
Gildersleeve
Barnard
Ossowska
Elizabeth Wilkinson
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Elizabeth Smith
Bernadini
Columbia
University of Florence
Ganykin
NSA
Darline Shapiro
Douglass College
National Student Association
Barnard Student Council
Dent Council
Linda Kaufman
Proctors
Miss Kaufman
Dixon
Sir Pierson
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