Barnard College Arts Assembly Highlights Talents
The Barnard College Arts Assembly showcased Barnard talents across fine arts. Performances included a flute and piano sonata, a James Thurber duologue, operatic duets, modern dances, Ravel and Weber pieces, a concertino for clarinet, and a musical parody by faculty. An art exhibit by several students and professor Eugenio Florit accompanied the program.
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Barnard College
Barnard
Jean Loeillet
Sandra Domini
June Knight
Isabelle Emerson
James Thurber
Marcia Gusten
Barbara Kauder
Merrill Skramovsky
Mona Tobin
O Quam Tristis
Stabat Mater
Judith Rubin
Marion Strong
Ellie Cate
Judy Morty
Pearl Canick
Donna Click
Pat Circelli
Hessie Levinson
Dawn Lillie
Joan Shelby
Kitty Vail
Carolyn Norwood
Ravel
Mirella D’ambrosio
Susan Colgan
Weber
Jack and
Jill
Jeannette Schlottman
Rosalie Colie
Naomi Lipman
Inez Nelbach
Adolphus Sweet
Johan Smertenko
Frances Schmidt
Patricia Barry
Patricia Pomboy
Eileen Spiegel
Eileen Tobin
Evelyne Lang Zuckerman
Osa Philipson
Claudine Friedman
Victoria Alexeev
Eileen Toban
Evelyne Lang
Julia Huck
Irene Lafel
Karen Sethur
Eugenio Florit
Four Barnardites Compete In College Bowl Quiz
Four Barnard students Geraldine Kirshenbaum Margherita Valguarnera de Niscemi Rael Isaacs and Barbara Kauder compete against Washington and Lee University in the weekly College Bowl Quiz. The recording airs tonight at 8 30 and broadcasts next Sunday on NBC. Students are invited to attend the taping in Brooks living room.
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Barnard
Washington and Lee University
NBC
Geraldine Kirshenbaum
Margherita Valguarnera de Niscemi
Rael Isaacs
Barbara Kauder
Barnard Stuents
Brooks Living Room
Barnard Elects Class Leaders in Run-off Elections
Gisela von Scheven Eliza beth Heavey and Ruth Jacobs win senior junior and sophomore class presidents. Janet Moorehead selected Undergraduate vice president and Teri Kaplan as Undergraduate secretary after tied run-offs. Voter turnout 39 percent with 486 students voting. Stephanie Horton chosen Social Council chair. Residence Halls officers still to be decided.
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Gisela von Scheven
Elizabeth Heavey
Ruth Jacobs
Janet Moorehead
Teri Kaplan
Ness
Miss von Scheven
Barnard
Stephanie Horton
Representative Assembly
Barnard Hosts Visiting Students for CSPA Tour
Barnard will host out-of-town high school delegates for the thirtieth annual Columbia Scholastic Press Association convention this afternoon from 3 30 to 5 80. Tea in Brooks Living Room greets attendees as Barnard faculty and students guide tours of the campus. Nearly four thousand editors and advisers will attend, with talks by Dr Grayson Kirk and Fendall Yerxa and Dr Joseph M Murphy chairing major sessions.
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Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Brooks
Bulletin
Focus
Motorboard
Milbank Hall
Hewitt
Columbia
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Grayson Kirk
Fendall Yerxa
New York Herald Tribune
Joseph M. Murphy
CSPA
French Zola Exhibit Opens in Milbank Room
The French Club and French department invite students and faculty to view a photographic exhibit on Emile Zola. Lent by the French embassy, it runs 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. in room 12, Milbank, through Friday, detailing Zola as novelist and art critic and his Dreyfus affair ties. A Tuesday ceremony opened the exhibit with Professor Leroy Breuning presiding.
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Emile Zola
Milbank
Zola
Dreyfus
France
Leroy Breuning
Barnard Announces Registration Reforms and Morison Lecture
Barnard College unveils a new tentative-program filing system this fall with perforated slips and a ten dollar late fee, as advisors guide students during a ten-day consultation. Harvard's Samuel E Morison will lecture on American Military History and foreign policy, followed by a panel.
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Margaret Giddings
Barnard
Samuel Eliot Morison
Jonathan Trumbull
Harvard University
Barnard College
Casa Italiana
Morison
Harvard
United States Naval Reserve
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Barnard Camp Marks Twentieth Anniversary Picnic Weekend
The Barnard Camp celebrates its twentieth anniversary with March events. March 19 sign up for a weekend open to day and dorm students at five and three dollars respectively. March 26 27 28 includes alumnae and undergraduates with a Sunday dinner at one dollar per person. A bus is planned for March 28.
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Tic Association
Jake
Ente
Barnard
Botany Department
Adams Addresses Thursday Meeting on Is Plato a Fascist
Dr. George P. Adams visiting philosophy professor will speak at the Noon Meeting in the College Parlor on whether Plato is a fascist. Adams, retired Mills Professor at the University of California Berkeley, taught there 1908 to 1953 and has lectured at Cornell and Columbia. He co edited Contemporary American Philosophy and written Idealism and the Modern Age and Men and Metaphysics.
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George P. Adams
Plato
Adams
Mills
University of California
Berkeley
Cornell
Columbia
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