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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1956
Page
4
Barbara Barlin recalls Barnard’s move to abolish sororities after a 1915-1916 debate. The piece notes discriminatory fraternal clauses, calls for nonsectarian houses as Harvard does, and highlights Barnard voting 244 to 30 to end Greek letter organizations.
Barnard College Social Council sponsors an All College Spring Formal in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Plaza on Friday evening April 6 after spring vacation. Peggy Anne Gilcher will chair the event with Ruth Lanter Sandy Dibbell Hannah Rardow and Betsy Wolf assisting. Roger Stanley and his band provide music with Baker's Dozen Yale group also performing and a guest star to be announced. Tickets five dollars per couple go on sale Monday March 12 at noon with proceeds benefiting the Term Drive fund.
The Junior Show at the Minor Latham Drama Workshop ran March 1 2 and 3 and was called a huge success by chairman Janet Gottlieb. Net profit reached 300 dollars after expenses, with five dollar records sold to support the class treasury.
Barnard College Pre Medical Society hosts an informal stag party titled Night Call in the Barnard Annex this Friday evening. Tickets are 75 cents, available from Alba Zanin, social chair, today and tomorrow at noon. Guests invited include students from Albert Einstein College of Medicine and NYU College of Medicine. Miriam Schwartz, Rita Smilowitz, and Imelda Llorens are officers.
Barnard College and NBC announce a six week Summer Institute of Radio and Television starting June 25 at NBC Studios Radio City. Dean Thomas P. Peardon and Edward Stanley unveil six courses with two required classes and four electives. the program costs 175 dollars and is open to graduates of any college.
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