Elect Marr and Federman to Presidential Posts
Phebe Ann Marr was elected president of the class of ed and Florence Federman was chosen president of the class of 1955 for 1952 53. In the 758 election 121 voters, 44 percent, participated. Marr serves as Barnard Bulletin feature editor and holds multiple campus roles. Federman is Panel of Americans chair Earl Hall Society and Debate Council member. Elections for Honor Board chair Sophomore class president and Athletic Association president occur March 25 and 26, with dormitory president election today.
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Phebe Ann Marr
Florence Federman
Miss Marr
Barnard Bulletin
The
International Re
Lations Club
Model UN
Representative Assembly
Political Council
Marr
Student Council
Barnard Hall
Miss Federman
Earl Hall Society
Debate Council
Athletic Association
Nominate New Dorm Officers At Residence Halls Meeting
Connie Benjamin Joan Harris and Pete DiCicco were nominated for president of the Residence Halls. Benjamin pledges to uphold duties and has chaired College Teas and served in Newman Club Swimming Committee French Club and other groups. Harris aims to improve executive flow and student representation. DiCicco seeks better day dorm coordination.
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Connie Benjamin
Joan Harris
Pete DiCicco
Miss Benjamin
Newman Club
Miss Harris
Mortarboard
Garcia Lorca Play Ties Theater Month to UNESCO
Garcia Lorca's Blood Wedding is featured in the current Wigs and Cues production, sponsored by the Panel on Dramatic Arts of the US National Commission for UNESCO and the American National Theater and Academy. The launch of International Theater Month runs through March with plays reflecting principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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Garcia-Lorca
Panel On Dramatic Arts
United States National Commission For Unesco
American National Theater and Academy
United Nations
Currie Report Proposes Flexible College Curriculum Changes
The Curriculum Committee urges a broader humanities sampling and elective balance. It proposes substituting two single semester courses for one language year and allowing music and fine arts combinations. The report also considers two point courses in fine arts and science options to align with lab tracks.
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Lenore Fierstein
Millicent C. McIntosh
Committee On
New Fine Arts Club Forms At School
Anne Betty Jaffer 53 serves as president of the new Fine Arts Club formed to enhance the school curriculum with lectures teas gallery tours and student exhibit displays each semester. The first tea is set for April 1 with temporary officers including secretary Sandra Matkowsky 53.
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Anne Betty Jaffer
Anne Betty Jaffe
Sandra Matkowsky
Schuyler Stresses Historical Methods
Robert Livingston Schuyler, Gouv erneur Morris Professor of History at Columbia, warns against present mindedness in history and urges critical, scientific use of records. He argues past cultures were real and urges tolerance and impartiality. March 18 and 25 department assemblies follow.
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Robert Livingston Schuyler
Gouverneur Morris
Columbia
Sidney Burrell
Professor Schuyler
Schuyler
Old Grads Return For First Meeting Of Alumnae Group
Seventy five Barnard alumnae expected for the first annual Alumnae Council gathering to discuss Barnard College strengths and weaknesses. The event opens tomorrow at 12 30 p m with a luncheon in the Deanery, inviting class presidents trustees and club presidents.
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Old Grads
Barnard
Alumnae Association
Daniel F. Callahan
Barnard College
Spring Through Summer Holiday Styles in Barnard Fashion Show
The Barnard College junior class presents its first fashion show on March 18 in Brooks Living Room with 12 models chosen by Miss Dorothy Coburn. Dresses from Jay Thorpe, music on piano, and a commentary accompany about 40 to 50 outfits priced from 12.95, tickets 25 cents sold this week on Jake.
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Barnard
Brooks Living Room
Jay Thorpe
Jake
Dorothy Coburn
Miss Coburn
Evelyn Muton
Sandra Matkowsky
Jo Green
Janet Schreier
Tessie Affendulis
Rent Cap and Gowns for 52 Senior Week
Measurements for caps and gowns will be taken on Jake between 12 and 1 p.m. daily for the next two weeks. Helen Versfelt and Jean ette Hendrickson, cap and gown chairmen announced. The rental fee is two dollars plus a one dollar deposit refunded after graduation. Seniors planning to rent are urged to order now.
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Jake
Helen Versfelt
Jeanette Hendrickson
Thirty College Editors at NSA Conference in Fordham
Thirty college editors in the New York area will attend the Metropolitan Intercollegiate Press Conference at Fordham University on Saturday March 22. The event, sponsored by the National Student Association, aims to form a permanent organization advised by a board of editors with two plenary sessions and eight workshops on editorial policies advertising budgets and circulation.
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New York Area
National Student Association
Fordham University
Barnard Bulletin seeks staff photographer
Barnard Bulletin invites applicants for a photographer position. Interested students should contact Aida DiPace via Student Mail. The role requires availability on Tuesdays and Thursdays and the ability to print and develop photos.
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Barnard Bulletin
Aida DiPace
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Federman
Pete” DiCicco
Brinckerhoff Theater
Joy Tookey
Geoffrey Brown
Cathy Rozendaal
Adolphus Sweet
Robert L. Schuyler
NSA
Fordham
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