Reps Debate Policy on Barnard Delegates to NSA
Barnard representatives discussed NSA delegate duties and the need for a precedence report to list duties. Sandy Mogil proposed including an NSA delegate in Assembly meetings, but the idea was withdrawn. The group weighed Barnard regional affiliation and cost concerns of Northeast versus New York Metropolitan areas.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard National Students Association
N.S.A
Sandy Mogil
Barnard
Miss Mogil
Assembly
N.Y
Northeast
Columbia
Miss Mosgil
Ms.a. W York
Barnard Scholarship Aid Rises With Fewer Recipients
Nineteen percent of Barnard's 1955 56 enrollment or 246 students received $97 869 in college aid. Miss Jean T Palmer General Secretary notes inflation drives higher awards to fewer students and warns future awards must grow or eligibility will shrink without increased endowment and gifts.
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Barnard
Jean T. Palmer
Miss Palmer
India Edwards Advocates Women in Politics
India Edwards, vice chair of the DNC, urged more women to enter politics at a Young Democrats meeting. She said women must work harder to compete, learn when to smile or fight, and educate voters while resisting unhelpful gender dynamics.
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India Edwards
Young Democrats' Club
Democratic National Committee
G. G. Contests Near Deadline
Greek Games committees accelerate toward deadlines as entries and notices loom. Freshmen and sophomore transfers must attend the Gym Athletic Demonstration tomorrow. lyrics for the Lyric Competition should be sent to Rachel Mayer and Sue Oppenheimer, while program cover entries go to Sara Wolf and Carol Levy by this afternoon.
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Sara Wolf
Carol Levy
Rachel Mayer
Sue Oppenheimer
Juniors Approve Amendment and Plan Junior Show
Unanimous consent for a Junior Class Constitution amendment was recorded at the January 10 meeting. The change shifts to a plurality vote for all class officers except President, who will be elected by majority from the floor. The show “The Three-Horned Dilemma” gains new chairs with several roles filled and auditions ongoing for March 1 to 3 with tickets on sale February 15.
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Miriam Kurtz
Janet Gottlieb
Properties
Morrisa Jampole
Rhoda Mermelstein
Alba Zanin
Marilyn Melton
Eva Kessler
Carol Witkoff
Miss Gottlieb
Kurtz
McIntosh
Trustees Approve $100 Tuition Rise for 1956 57
The Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees confirmed a tuition increase of $100, effective in the 1956 57 academic year. Tuition will rise from $780 to $880 starting September 1956 after approval by the Representative Assembly last week.
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Board of Trustees
Representative Assembly
Barnard Debate Council Wins Debates and Plans East Coast Tour
Barnard College officials announced the Debate Council may travel to tournaments next semester after strong results this year. The group, led by Marian Bachrach, won five of eight at the Hall of Fame Tournament in New York, tying for fourth with Yale and other schools. A March 3–4 Barnard tournament is planned with East Coast entrants.
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Debate Council
Jean Palmer
Dick Lappidus
Catherine Goodwin
MclIntosh
Columbia
Cornell
Marymount
New York University
Barnard Debate Council
Harvard
Dartmouth
Tufts
Swarthmore
Barnard
Marian Bachrach
McIntosh
Bulletin to Skip Next Week in February Semester Start
The Bulletin will not publish next week and returns with the new semester in February. The paper wishes all students good luck on their examinations.
Freshmen urged to study calmly for exams by President McIntosh
President Millicent C. McIntosh addressed freshmen on exam study advising calm preparation and avoiding drama. She framed exams as measuring knowledge, not traps, and urged summarizing notes, brief reminders, and planning time to reread. She called the term a trial semester with ways to recoup.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
McIntosh
Cherry White
Seniors to Undergo Chest X Rays on Tuesday
Chest X rays for all seniors will be taken Tuesday January 17 between 11 00 a m and 2 00 p m in Room 201 Barnard Hall. The X rays are required and the unit will not be here at any other time.
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McIntosh
Barnard Hall
Barnard Opens Language Studio For Pronunciation
A new Foreign Language Studio at Barnard College opens with a four o'clock ceremony in Milbank hosted by Dr. Jeanne Pleasants, a tics expert and Barnard-Columbia professor. Five sound proof booths with magnetic recording machines were installed to improve individual oral instruction in language studies.
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Barnard College
Milbank
Jeanne Pleasants
Barnard
Columbia
LeRoy Breunig
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