R A A Plans Schedule For Recreation and Athletics
The Recreation and Athletic Association funded by the Undergraduate Association coordinates eight teams: basketball volleyball fencing archery tennis swimming bowling and softball. A schedule through April is set for basketball volleyball fencing with archery and tennis arranging spring meets. Barnard crew recruits with season culminating May 11 at Eastern Sprints and contact Linday Kartor for joining.
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Recreation and Athletic Association
R.A.A
Barnard
A.A.A
Yale
Penn
Princeton
Radcliffe
Williams
Connecticut College
Middlefield
Conn
Linday Kartor
Barnard Physical Education Office
Joy Beame
Jennifer Fox
Yanick Chaumin
Linda Matsuuchi
Marilyn Singer
Elizabeth Hickey
Teresa Jankovic
Sheila Turner
Sharon Banks
Caroline Post
Barnard Hall
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Puppetry review of Strip Tease and Return of the Spring
The piece features two skits by Roger Mara with two radar-like tube puppets and white gloved hands depicting seasonal themes. The show plays at James Barnard Hall on January 31 at noon and 8 pm and February 1 and 2 at 8 pm. the critic praises Mara’s imagination and fragile artistry.
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Roger Mara
James
Barnard Hall
Internships Grow In Importance For Education
Internships are described as a more and more critical part of education with rising interest. They offer an inside look into professions and help students learn what they dislike, which is valuable as the job market tightens.
Barnard Undergraduate Contest For Elizabeth Janeway Prize
Barnard announces its annual five hundred dollar prize for prose or non fiction writing. Open to all Barnard undergraduates. three judges rate first second third choices. Final deadline March 20 at English Department Office Barnard Hall. Three copies required three separate labeled sets. Not more than 50 typed pages.
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Elizabeth Janeway
Barnard
Janeway
English Department
Barnard Hall
Amy Loveman Prize for Barnard Undergraduates
An annual prize of 100 dollars for the best original poem by a Barnard undergraduate is established by Barnard friends and alumni. Contest opens to all Barnard undergraduates, with entries due by March 20 at the English Department Office in Barnard Hall. Three judges will evaluate submissions. details and manuscript submission rules are outlined in the notice.
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English Department
Barnard Hall
Barnard
Amy Loveman
Saturday Review
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