Barnard Grad Seeks Social Work Career At Columbia
Margaret Ward, a Barnard College graduate of 1949, studies at Columbia School of Social Work while pursuing four courses a semester and three days of field work each week. She notes strong ties between liberal arts training, practical volunteer experience, and success in graduate study.
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Margaret Ward
Barnard
Columbia School of Social Work
School of Social Work
Red Cross
Community Chest
Miss Ward
The Rule of Ten Admissions Policy at NYC High Schools
The Admission Committee suspends the Rule of 10 temporarily but will still rely on school recommendations for adaptability motivation and citizenship along with academic achievement. Confidential CEEM scores and principal reports affect selections, and projections for 1950 depend on forthcoming school recommendations and board scores.
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New York City
Barnard
Summer Jobs Open in Sociology Psychology Fields
Students in sociology and psychology and others seeking people contact Mrs. Frederick Burgess, Assistant Director of the Placement Office, to apply for summer work. Employers are recruiting now for positions in social service camps reformatories and mental hospitals.
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Frederick Burgess
Freshman Restriction Sparks Players Debate at Columbia
Barbara Ann Beirne Witzell protests a Student Council rule banning first semester freshmen from joining the Columbia University Players, allowing only Wigs and Cues in second term. She argues for freedom of choice in extracurriculars, noting theatre’s professional standards and the need for gender-inclusive casting.
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Columbia University Players
Columbia University
Laskowitz Wins Alumni Presidency After Nominations
Alumni Association officers for the class of 1950 were elected at the senior class meeting on Tuesday March 7. Bunny Laskowitz defeated Carol Leni for president and Leni becomes vice president. Sally Salinger was elected secretary-treasurer. Senior Week plans include a June 3 pajama party, dorm room access for day students, and a Senior Ball Bid contest.
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Tion
Bunny Laskowitz
Carol Leni
Miss Leni
Miss Laskowitz
Sally Salinger
Brooks Hall
Jake
Barnard Hall
Lois Campaine
Elaine Herera
Lucille Wolf Pevsner
Miss Campaine
Miss Herera
Representative Assembly
Pevsner
Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America
Barbara Ritter
French Brown
Grace Grasselli
Dorothy Tunick
Barbara Hesse
Ruth Canter
Alison Keller
Miss Tunick
Miss Brown
Miss Grasselli
Marriage a la Mode (Cont. from Page 2, Col. 4)
The review highlights Palymia played by Ann Phillips for questionable chasteness and Leonidas, heir to the throne, played by Samuel Kaplan. Eubuls, portrayed by Robert Goldsby, is depicted as senile. Costuming and music by Henry Purcell and Richard Chodash plus Dryden style stage-sets augment the burlesque. Barnard may anticipate more from this group.
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Palymia
Ann Phillips
Leonidas
Samuel Kaplan
Eubuls
Robert Goldsby
Henry Purcell
Richard Chodash
Dryden
Barnard
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