New Artists Exhibit At Barnard Features 32 Paintings
A loan exhibition titled Paintings by Young American Artists is on view in the James Room at Barnard. It features 32 works including a piece by Karen Kissin a Barnard senior. The show runs weekdays 9:00 am to 5:00 pm through January 26 with support from Professor Julius Held and Paul Waldman and contact with New York galleries.
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James Room
Karen Kissin
Barnard
Miss Kissin
Columbia
Ferris Booth Hall
Barnard-Columbia
Julius Held
Barnard Fine Arts Department
Paul Waldman
New York City
Allen Stone
Tibor de Nagy
Held
Publi
Barnard Coed Arrested In Segregation Protest
Faith Holsaert, Barnard College freshman, among ten students arrested in Crisfield Maryland for trespassing after attempting to dine at a segregated restaurant. Ten jailed Christmas Eve. hearings set for Tuesday with tentative April trial date.
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Barnard
Cuisfield, Maryland
Baltimore
Faith Holsaert
Barnard College
Cris
Field
Maryland
Maryland State University
NAACP
Representatives sanction atomic testing resolution
A student assembly approved a resolution urging President Kennedy to resume atmospheric nuclear testing only as a last resort. The 29 4 4 vote embraced moral and strategic realities while noting reservations about the measure. Delegates considered constitutional revisions including a new Activities Council and changes to representation and duties within the Representative Assembly.
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Kennedy
Meeting of
Representative Assembly
Barnard-Columbia
Columbia
Barnard
Charman
Bookstore Meeting On Cooperatives To Be Held
Professor Lowell Harriss of the School of Business will be chief speaker describing cooperatives and the proposed Columbia Bookstore organization. The routine will be held January 1 at 8 00 pm in a recess to be announced.
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Lowell Harriss
Ts. Schoo
Business
Wil
Columbia
Barnard Drops Education Program Amid State Hours Increase
Barnard College will drop its Elementary Program in Education for 1962-63 after New York State raised required practice teaching hours to 300. The move, justified by Mrs Millicent McIntosh, preserves the secondary program and relies on future funding from sources other than the Ford Foundation. Professor John Day, noted papyrologist and Barnard faculty member, died December 27 after a long illness.
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Naomi Weintraub
Barnard
New York State Department of Education
Millicent . McIintosh
Bulletin
McIntosh
Secoandary
Fed Foundation
John Day
Day
United States
Columbia University
Ohio
Dr Day
Ohio State University
Johns Hopkins University
Rome
Athens
Sterling
Yale
Pompey
Ford Foundation
Helen P Batley
Vaginia D. Harrington
Tiaci Kendley
Richard Norman
Barnard Alumnae Survey Shows Teaching Attracts Many
Barnard College reports 42 percent of the Class of 1961 entered graduate school with 124 pursuing advanced studies and 135 full-time work. Teaching attracted 53 alumnae, with a Peace Corps post in West Africa and 23 in education related graduate programs.
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Barnard
United States Peace Corps
West Africa
Professor Morrison Investigates Space And Seas Fight
The final discussion of Bar nard's Learning for Living radio series examines space and sea power. Panelists Pipfissa and Morison of the Bionemanent Denattien join Janet Hall and Gross for WCBS segment airing Friday 10 10 to 10 35 pm soon after a Belgian diplomat incident in Saviet A.
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Professor Morrison
Space
Barnard
Wall
Ameren
Firot
Pipfissa
Pierbe Morison
Bionemanent Denattien
Slalo. Gross
Janet Hall
Wal
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New York
Allen Koenigsberg
Professor Day
Grant
Woodrow Wilson
New York Regents
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Harvard
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Bof Engin
Sion
WCBS
Sahena
Ofa. Ooi
Obs
Saviet
MIG. Ae Ort
Fevisan
Morrison
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