Student Press Delegates Visit Barnard Campus
Barnard hosts nearly five hundred out-of-town high school students and advisors for a tea in the James Room as part of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association conference. The three day event includes 200 meetings with journalists, with awards to be announced and a Waldorf Astoria luncheon featuring Sir Leslie Knox Munro.
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Barnard
James Room
New York
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Student Service Organization
Bulletin
Waldorf Astoria
Leslie Knox Munro
New Zealand
United States
Mundy to Speak on Academic Freedom in the Middle Ages
Barnard College history assistant professor John H. Mundy will address students at the Thursday Noon Meeting in the College Parlor. The talk titled Academic Freedom in the Middle Ages covers intellectual issues in life, with Mundy noted as author of two books and a Columbia alumnus.
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John H. Mundy
Barnard College
Barnard
Mundy
School of General Studies
Columbia University
Columbia
Lydig
London
England
John
Toulouse
Mrs McIntosh Returns From Pennsylvania Trip
Mrs McIntosh completes a three day Pennsylvania trip where she served on an evaluation committee studying the accreditation of Moravian College by the Middle States Association. Mr F Taylor Jones outlined the committee's purpose in his invitation letter. Moravian College men merged with Moravian College for Women last year prompting re evaluation of accreditation.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard
Pennsylvania
Moravian College
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
F. Taylor Jones
McIntosh
Middle States Association
Taylor
Greek Games 1955 judges named by Emilie Buchwald
The Lyric Judges for the Greek Games 1955 are Emilie Buchwald Miss Elizabeth Janeway Dr Moses Hadas and Mr Louis Simpson. The Dance Judges are Ted Shawn Mrs Carol Leni Hubbell and Walter Terry. Costume judges include Marion Lawrence Irene Ehrlich Jane Campbell Marjorie Hillas Fern Yates and Katherine Cant.
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Elizabeth Janeway
Barnard
Moses Hadas
Columbia University
Louis Simpson
School of General Studies
Buchwald
Ted Shawn
Jacob’s Pillow
Carol Leni Hubbell
Walter Terry
New York Herald Tribune
Marion Lawrence
Barnard Department of Fine Arts
Irene Ehrlich
Everyman’s Theater
Menander
Carr Analyzes Dictator Rise and World Threats
Albert Z. Carr spoke on Dictatorship in the Modern World at Columbia University’s International Students Club. He traced a pattern of conflict in dictator history, linking rise to efficiency and militarism and predicting threat when satellites and foreign policy enter. A followup meeting with Nessim Shalom is noted for tomorrow in Earl Hall Dodge Room.
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Albert Z. Carr
International Students Club
Columbia University
Carr
Mr. Carr
Bolivar
Dodge
Earl Hall
Nessim Shalom
United Nations Technical Assistance
Trustees Establish Scholarship Fund
A scholarship fund to memorialize Louise H. Gregory emeritus of zoology was created by the Board of Trustees. Awards will honor general excellence and Miss Gregorys sustained interest in academic work at the college. Donations may be sent to the Barnard Fund Office or to Professor John Moore or Professor Ingrith Deyrup.
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Louise H. Gregory
Miss Gregory
Barnard Fund
John Moore
Ingrith Deyrup
Department of Zoology
Boorse Addresses Limits of Time and Space
Professor Henry Boorse spoke on the nature of the universe focusing on nuclear physics and astronomy in a gymnasium assembly Tuesday. He explored what the universe is about and what it will become, presenting a broad discussion to the audience.
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Henry Boorse
Dr. Boorse
Physics
Ptolemy
Copernicus
Galileo
Kepler
Newton
Professor Boorse
Earth
Space
Reps Move To Improve Honor Board Proceedings
The Representative Assembly proposed amending the Undergraduate Constitution to extend the Honor Board to non academic college rule infringements and will vote on March 23. It also revised rules about the editor slate for Mortarboard and discussed a leadership program for Barnard.
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Representative Assembly
Honor Board
Mortarboard
Rhoda Edwards
Focus
Cherie Gamnes
Barnard
Diana Touliaton
Student Council
WRCA Names Drama Major College Reporter
Barbara Florio, a drama major, named WRCA-TV College Reporter for this semester and next year. William Burns of NBC WRCA plans a radio or TV panel show with about 25 college reporters discussing campus news. Florio has experience at Columbia’s WRCR and directed Junior Show, aiming to direct in radio or television.
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Barbara Florio
Wrca-Tv
William Burns
National Broadcasting Company
WRCA
New York
Miss Florio
Columbia
WRCR
Harvard Interviews Seniors for Jobs at Barnard
Seniors seeking full time paid roles at Harvard University should sign up in the Placement Office for interviews with a Harvard representative at Barnard on Tuesday April 19. Open positions include library assistants lab technicians and research assistants across Harvard Medical School Public Health and Dental Medicine plus secretaries stenographers and office staff.
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Harvard University
Harvard
Barnard
Harvard Medical School
Harvard School of Public Health
Harvard School of Dental Medicine
School of Business Education
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Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
Moscow
McMillin Academic Theatre
Herbert Philbrick
F.B.L
Communist Party of the United States
Horace Mann
Red Underground
Jean Palmer
Professor Mundy
GG Chairman
Emilie Buchwald
Origin of
Atomic
Thomas P. Peardon
Boorse
Manhattan District
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Brookhaven National Laboratories
United States Naval Academy
Boorse Wil
Richmond
Virginia
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