Mildred Dunnock Discusses Theater and Life at Assembly
Actress Mildred Dunnock, former Brearley School teacher and star of Death of a Salesman, spoke at a college assembly about love of people guiding her career. She credited family and encouragement, stressed resilience, and called Death of a Salesman a play where audiences participate, noting Morosco theater dynamics.
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College Assembly
Mildred Dunnock
Miss Dunnock
Brearley School
McIntosh
Brearley
Willy Loman
IL R C Plans To Reorganize And Expand Activities
The International Relations Club and Professor Peardon and Mr. Henderson discuss reorganizing to link curriculum with club activities. A joint majors meeting is set for Tuesday January 17 in Milbank Hall. The four point program includes WKCR broadcasts, a U.N. scholarship job survey, a speakers bureau, and a Lake Success trip. The I R C Book Drive yielded 700 books sent to Church World Service for WSSF distribution.
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Peardon
Henderson
I.R.C
Milbank Hall
WKCR
Lake Success
French Broadcasting System
U.N
Columbia
The
American Association For the U.N
Church World Service
WSSF
Barnard Alumnae Host Tea For February 1950 Grads
The Barnard College Club sponsored a tea January 9 1950 at the Barbizon Plaza Hotel to acquaint February 1950 graduates with the club. A February graduates dinner is planned for Hewitt Hall February 8 with a tentative list of candidates for graduation.
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Barnard College Club
Barbizon Plaza
Hewitt Hall
Shirley Babiak
Anna Backer
Ann Barker
Isabel Berkery
Eileen Brown
Nancy Brownley
Susan Burnham
Kathleen Dooman
Anne L. Durescoe
Evi Ellis
Decan Erim
Dorothy Goodwin
Rosalie Grayer
Patricia Harding
Arabelle Helfenstein
Virginia Riley Hyman
Myra Koh
Sarah Langley
Gladys Lerner
Florrie Levison
Jane W. Lewis
Mary Limpert
Katherine MacLean
Barbara Moskowitz
Lydia Dess
Doris Adelberg Orgel
Barbara Park
Barbara Dawson Named Focus Editor in Chief for Spring
Barbara Dawson 50 will serve as editor in chief of Barnard’s Focus for the spring term. Myra Koch, current editor in chief who graduates in February, announced the change and another promotion Nancy Nicholson 50 to managing editor. Dawson helped drive the shift from linotype to offset while Nicholson has edited and drawn cartoons for Focus and Bulletin.
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Barbara Dawson
Focus
Barnard
Myra Koch
Miss Dawson
Linotype
Miss Koch
Nancy Nicholson
Miss Nicholson
Bulletin
Senior Class Leads In Sale of Date Books
The Development Plan appointment books sale has raised 2602.90 as of January 10 1950 with the senior class leading at 860.10. Juniors sophomores and freshmen follow with 708.10 611.10 and 4238.60. Books available in Room 106 Barnard Halls. A New York City campaign chaired by Mary Louise Stewart Reid will mobilize about 500 alumnae. Group leaders meet this Saturday with Dean Millicent C. McIntosh and Miss Jean Palmer addressing the gathering.
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Barnard Halls
New York City
Mary Louise Stewart Reid
Barnard Offers Four Courses At European Summer School
Barnard College announces a European Summer School in Lausanne Switzerland under the University of Lausanne. Open to qualified women students especially those in sophomore or junior year with knowledge of French. Eight weeks board and lodging tuition and a Burgundy trip included in the $850 fee.
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Charlotte Muret
Barnard
Europe
University of Lausanne
Switzerland
Lausanne
Barnard Group
Geneva
Chillon
Chamonix
Berne
Burgundy
New York
Lost and Found Auction for Unclaimed Items
Unclaimed lost items held by the Office of Buildings and Grounds will be auctioned at noon Monday January 16 in Barnard Hall Conference Room. Students are urged to inquire before that date to identify and claim property.
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Barnard Hall
Delegates Installed at January Assembly Meeting
The Representative Assembly installed the class of 1958 delegates including Janet Bloch Sue Sayer Lila Fenwick Lorene Heath Stephanie Lamb Millicent Satterlee Deetje Beekman Nancy Bridgeman Julia Lovett and Barbara Hesse. A $150 grant supports the Eastern College Science Conference at Barnard April 28 to 30 funded by delegate fees and the Dean's fund to attract better speakers. Dean Millicent C. McIntosh will speak at the Monday session.
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Representative Assembly
Janet Bloch
Sue Sayer
Lila Fenwick
Lorene Heath
Stephanie Lamb
Millicent Satterlee
Deetje Beekman
Nancy Bridgeman
Julia Lovett
Barbara Hesse
Barnard
Charlotte Grantz
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh
Political Council Plans Election Publicity For Undergraduates
The Political Council will push nonpartisan publicity for each nominee including biographies and qualifications. They will distribute mimeographed candidate sheets after nominations at the February 21 assembly and may add each candidate’s own paragraph on goals. A campaign booth idea was approved with daily booths for nominees between 12:00 and 1:00 at Jake.
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Political Council
Bulletin
P.C
Jake
Summer Jobs Available for Science Students in 1950
The Barnard Placement Office reports Civil Service Commission exams for Student Aid Trainees in chemistry and physics. Openings in 1950 in Washington DC, Virginia, Maryland, Potomac River Naval Command, Aberdeen Proving Ground, and other sites. Salaries range 2650 to 2875 dollars yearly. Applications due January 31, 1950.
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Barnard
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Maryland
Naval
Potomac River Naval Command
Army Installation
Aberdeen Proving Ground
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Morosco
Il.r.c
Pick Dawson Focus Editor
Reid
Barnard European Summer School
Board of Education
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