Frankie Stein Wins Undergraduate Presidency And Arts Festival Victors
Frankie Stein wins the undergraduate presidency while Sweet Rosenthal Warden and Rudnick are noted victors. Campus arts events feature poetry readings March 9 and 15, a student artists exhibit with prizes, and Barnard Modern Dance on March 13. Admission to all events is free with tickets at Ferris Booth Box Office.
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Frankie Stein
Sweet
Rosenthal
Warden
Rudnick
Nancy Ward
Leslie Anne Brownrigg
Judith Gerber
Erica Mann
Columbia College
Mitchell Hall
Roger Larde
Ron Plagett
Columbia-Barnard
Columbia University
Manistella Lorch
Eugenio Florit
Tatiana Greene
Lorch
Florit
Greene
Carolyn Fleischer
Columba
New York School of Painting
Ferris Booth Hall
Howard Hibbard
Mr. Henkel
Columbia Fine Arts Department
Wall
John Hebber
Nicolas Carone
Constantine Nivola
New
Barnard College Stationery Sale By Class of 1963
Barnard College offers stationery bearing the Barnard crest for 125 dollars per box of twenty five sheets and twenty five envelopes. Orders are taken at the Jake booth and in dorm lounges between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
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Barnard College
Barnard
Jake
Barnard Elects Student Leaders After High Turnout
Ruth Klein reports that over 600 Barnard students voted in the 1962 elections, leading to Frankie Stein as President and Linda Sweet as Vice-President. New Honor Board chair Harriet Schaffer and Senior Proctors head Conni Foshay emphasize expanded student role and Council coordination for activities and calendar planning.
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Frankie Stein
Linda Sweet
Marian Rosenthal
Judy Warden
Donna Rudnick
Harriet Schaffer
Conni Foshay
Proctors
Ruth Klein
Miss Klein
Sweet
Barnard
Miss Sweet
Proctor
Liberal Rally Opposition Shapes Garden Event
Liberals lead an anti-rally as YAF gathers at Garden to stage a conservative rally. The Columbia party weighs support for the liberal counter demonstration set for Wednesday night, with organizers from the National Federation of College Young Democrats and ADA backing the anti rally. SDS will stage a silent picket with roped off access, while YD ADA SDS representatives handle press statements.
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Yaf
Young Americans For Freedom
Michael Shagan
New York State
CYD
Morc Tshombe
Senata
Bary Goldwater
Rep
Ant
John Tower
Texas
Wiliam Backles
J. Edster
The
National Review
John Dos Passes
Edwin Walker
National Federation of College Young Democrats
National Federation of Campus Americans For Democratic Action
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
ADA
Noon Preview speaker Viveca Lindfors to address March meeting
Viveca Lindfors, known for her Broadway role in Anastasia and the film King of Kings, will speak at the Thursday Noon Meeting on March 8. The event invites attendees to hear the renowned actress discuss her career and experiences.
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Viveca Lindfors
Class of ’65 debate on representative role at Bernard
Margaret Ross reports a lively meeting of the class of 65 as candidates for class president face nominations and elections this week. Delegates discussed the function of the representative body, communication gaps, and student views on nuclear testing with freshmen limited contact and low turnout at open Assembly sessions.
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Sun Representative Assembly
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Pockhal
Palew
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al Party
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