Senior Class Chooses Miller as Vice President in 1954 Elections
Senior class elected Patricia Miller as vice president replacing a February graduate Jeannette Hovseplan. Nominees for senior class president include Phebe Ann Marr Barbara Perkel Ellen Schleicher with elections set for March 18 and 19 on Jake.
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Patricia Miller
Phebe Ann Marr
Barbara Perkel
Ellen Schleicher
Jake
Columbia Law School
Jeannette Hovseplan
Helen Versfelt
Assembly Weighs One Day Liberal Arts Career Conference
Representative Assembly forwarded a proposal to the Faculty Committee on Instruction after a Student Vocational Committee poll showed student interest in a one day all college conference. The aim is to present liberal arts college women with the range of work available to them, with outside speakers and interviews considered but not voting on class suspensions. Conferences are already underway at Wheaton and Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
Sara Chapman
Wheaton and
Wells
Union asks labor board to study CU dining workers
Local 241 of the Transport Workers Union may petition the National Labor Relations Board to compel Columbia University to hold an election on union representation for dining hall workers. University officials refuse, citing no election. Barnard's Liberal Action Club and Columbia Students for Democratic Action back the workers.
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Transport Workers Union
National Labor Relations Board
Columbia University
Asher W. Schwartz
TWU
The
University
Schwartz
Barnard
Liberal Action Club
Columbia Students For Democratic Action
Columbia Spectator
John Cahill
Joseph P. Nye
Thomas A. Oey
Cahill
McGoey
Din
Barnard official Marion Smith to lead Buffalo Seminary
Marion Smith, Barnard Director of Admissions, will become principal of Buffalo Seminary for girls in Buffalo, starting July 1. A 1937 Vassar graduate, she previously held roles at Ethel Walker School Elmira College New Canaan Country Day Barnard.
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Marian Smith
Barnard
Buffalo Seminary
Buffalo
Miss Smith
Ethel Walker School
Simsbury
Connecticut
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
Vassar
Elmira College
Elmira
Queen Juliana to Receive Columbia Honorary Degree
Columbia University will award an Honorary Doctor of Laws to Queen Juliana during a special convocation at Low Memorial Library Rotunda on April 8. She is expected to deliver an extended address at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Juliana
Netherlands
Columbia University
United States
Columbia
Low Memorial Library
Reopen Evening Snack Bar Gains Fiscal Solvency
The Annex Snack Bar at Barnard is financially solvent says Miss Mary Alice Currier head dietician. She credits good snacks and pleasant atmosphere for the bar’s success as students buy cakes pastries ice cream sandwiches and coffee from Mrs. Helen Giest and assistants Mrs. Ellen Corbett and Pamela Lewis 54.
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Annex
Barnard
Mary Alice Currier
Currier
Miss Currier
Helen Giest
Ellen Corbett
Pamela Lewis
Frontiers in Governmental Activity at Barnard College
The Political Council Conference at Barnard College highlights government support for the arts with keynote by Horace M. Kallen and talks by Russell Lynes and Bernard DeVoto. Delegates from thirty colleges attend. registration opens March 8 with session fees.
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Political Council
Barnard College
Conference Schedule for Arts Policy Summit
The program covers registration at 8:45 to 9:15 a.m. in Barnard Hall, a plenary welcome and keynote by Horace Kallen, panels on Government and the Arts Education Public Health, a luncheon on Government is the Patron of the Arts, then medical care topics and a final panel of experts chaired by Bernard DeVoto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alavaelullar
Horace M. Kallen
Graduate Faculty
the New School For Social Research
Russell Lynes
Harper’s Magazine
Bernard DeVoto
George Freedley
National Theatre Service of
ANTA
America
Ordway Tead
Harper and Brothers
Board of Higher Education
Ernst Boas
Physicians’ Forum
Sarah Max
Kallen
Jake
Sophie Rabinoff
Barnard College Creates Two New Scholarship Funds
Barnard College announces two new scholarship funds the Barnard College Club of New York Scholarship Fund and the Edna Phillips Stern Scholarship Fund. Club members have contributed 29377 over two years and pledge 3103 more. Funds include 19377 to the scholarship and 10000 for Milbank Hall entrance reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College Club of New York
Edna Phillips Stern
Barnard College
Barnard
Barnard College Club
Milbank Hall
Siegfried Stern
Stamford
Connecticut
Barnard Board of Trustees
Millicent Carey McIntosh
Frank Altschul
Dormitory Open House Planned for Tomorrow
Open house for residence students is set for tomorrow from 8 30 to 12 in Brooks and Hewitt Halls. The Barnard Octet will provide entertainment under Joanne Slater 54 with the group making its campus debut this year. Invitations were issued to Columbia Law Rutgers Fordham Kings Point Yale Columbia Engineers and several fraternities.
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Brooks and Hewitt
Barnard
Joanne Slater
Columbia Law
Rutgers
Fordham
Kings Point
Yale
Columbia Engineers
Sigma Chi
Sigma Nu
Phi Psi
Alpha Delta Phi
Putnam Sponsors Annual Writing Contest At Barnard
G. P. Putnam's Sons launches the third Emily James Putnam Memorial Award for Creative Writing at Barnard College with a $500 prize. Deadline is March 15. Dr. John Kouwenhoven leads manuscript prep. judges include Thomas R. Coward Elizabeth Reynard and David Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily James Putnam Memorial
Barnard College
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Emily James Putnam
Putnam’s
John Kouwenhoven
Barnard
Harper’s Magazine
Thomas R. Coward
Coward- McCann, Inc
Elizabeth Reynard
David Dempsey
New York Times
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Soph
Lois Enson
Jane Webb
Duane Lloyd
Joyce Seidman
Florence Federman
Labor Board
Marion Smith
BC Admissions
PC Forum
Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard Hall
Dean Millicent McIntosh
Horace Kallen
G. P. Putnam
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