Billings Green and Heller Elected to A A Offices
Billings won the vice presidency with 350 votes in a two day election last Wednesday and Thursday. Martha Greene was chosen treasurer with 332 votes and Janet Steller sec retary with 301 votes. Other nominees for vice president were Jeanne Goods Marilyn Ward and Betty Coryllos with duties to begin April 6.
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June Billings
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Martha Greene
Janet Steller
Jeanne Goods
Marilyn Ward
Betty Coryllos
Barbara Ruppel
Rose Sgammato
Ruth Enders
Joan Brandon
Marilyn Rosenthal
Dorm Students Name Officers
Margaret Ward, Jean Zeiger and Marion Bell were elected first vice president, treasurer and secretary of the Residence Halls in the March 11 vote. About two thirds of dorm students voted. Election for second vice president will be held next week.
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Margaret Ward
Jean Zeiger
Marion Bell
Patience Dalhouse
Mary Gaylord
Anna Mae Menapace
Bitten Jensen
Marilyn Schulhof
Jo Ann Thacker
Brooks
Mary Burchell
Lois Campaine
Jeanne McManus
SA Committee Plans Dance
The Columbia Student Affairs Committee will sponsor a stag dance on March 19 in John Jay Hall from 9 to 1 with music and refreshments in the lounge. Tickets are fifty cents in Room 104 Barnard Hall. Chairman Joan Abbrancati urges Barnard students to attend to begin their spring holiday.
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Barnard
Rise in University Fees Faces Continued Action
Columbia University Student Council vows further opposition to a 17 percent dormitory fee hike. A subcommittee, created by a 17 to 1 vote, will pursue action and seek attention from Congressmen and city and state agencies. The chairman noted veterans’ subsistence increases were offset by higher dorm fees.
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Albert C. Marten
New York
New Mexico
Barnard Delegates to Model UN Assembly at Cornell
Barnard College will represent Syria at the Middle Atlantic Division Model General Assembly at Cornell University April 1 2 and 3. Delegates Beverly Beck Joan Houmann Nancy Eimendorf and Ruth Landesman attend with advisers to simulate UN procedures and debate on human rights trade and trusteeship topics in four committees.
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Joan Houmann
Nancy Eimendorf
Ruth Landesman
Barnard College
Model General Assembly of the United Nations
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Syria
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Lake Success
N Elmendorf
Habana
Barnard
Election of Mortarboard and Bulletin editors today
The Representative Assembly will elect the Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager of Mortarboard and the Editor-in-Chief of Bulletin at noon. Nominations for Bulletin are Marvyn Karmason and Ruth Aney. Mortarboard candidates are Myra Koch, Phyllis Maloy, and Esther Mendelsohn with Ann Edge and Zelma McCormick as Business Manager contenders. All Bulletin staff and Mortarboard editorial board members vote for their publication leaders.
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Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Marvyn Karmason
Ruth Aney
Myra Koch
Phyllis Maloy
Esther Mendelsohn
Ann Edge
Zelma McCormick
Eniire Bulletin
Marion Hausner New Bear Editor and Beverly Beck Political Council Head
Marion Hausner elected editor of Bear and Beverly Beck chosen head of Political Council at a Representative Assembly meeting on March 1. Hausner, associate editor of Bear and Mortarboard, has three years on staff. Beck, past president of Debate Council, serves on United World Federalists executive council and Rep Assembly, and was a model UN delegate last year. The Political Council coordinates campus political activities.
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Mortarboard
Jean Batchelder
Gertrude Pace
Charlotte Taylor
Miss Taylor
Miss Beck
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United World Federalists
Columbia University
Model UN
Barnard Debate Club Faces Rutgers in Nationalization Topic
Barnard’s Debate Council opens with Rutgers on Wednesday March 17 at 4 in the Conference Room debating the proposition that coal mines should be nationalized. Amelia Coleman and Gladys Lerner speak for the affirmative in a five debate series including Stevens Johns Hopkins and a radio program.
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Barnard
Rutgers University
Amelia Coleman
Gladys Lerner
Stevens Institute
Johns Hopkins University
Rosemarie Mitchell
Carolyn Kimmelfeld
Brooks Hall
Marian Weston
Belle Notkin
American Broadcasting System
Twe
Beverly Beck
Barbara Moskowitz
Class elections set for March 16 and 17
Elections for next year’s class presidents of freshmen to seniors will be held Tuesday and Wednesday, March 16 and 17. Freshmen vote at 1 30 p m after Mrs McIntosh speaks. sophomores meet at noon in the gym. juniors at the same time in the theatre. Installations for new officers occur at the April 6 Assembly.
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McIntoth
Curriculum Plans Discussed by Barnard Faculty Committee
The Faculty Curriculum Committee proposed identifying core subject matter students should learn, though methods for enforcing this were undecided. Professor Thomas Peardon spoke at tea about shifting toward a point system that rewards courses and reduces total courses per semester. Students urged smaller seminars, longer program change windows, and a Columbia style Humanities course or a revision of Barnard's current required course.
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