P C to Present Mid East Confab
Barnard College hosts the annual Intercollegiate Conference on The Growing Role of the Arab Asian World with delegates from twelve Eastern colleges. Professor Ahmed Bokhari delivers the keynote. sessions cover The Arab-Israeli Conflict and India as a Third Force with Columbia and Barnard faculty moderating. A closing review and reception follow.
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Middle East
Asia
Barnard College Political Council
Barnard
Barnard Hall
Ahmed Bokhari
Public Information
United Nations
Con
United States
U.S.S.R
Phillips Talbot
American Universities
Charles P. Issawi
Columbia University
Jacob Hurewitz
France
North Africa
Shepard B. Clough
India
John Eaves
New York
Barnard Gym Converts for Neighborhood Girls
Barnard College converts its gym into a neighborhood recreation center under Morning side Heights Inc. Girls aged 14 to 16 will meet Mondays from 7 to 9 pm until May 15 using Barnard facilities. Baker Field has been offered to neighborhood boys by Columbia University. Twenty girls arrived in sneakers to avoid dressing rooms.
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Morningside Heights, Inc
Barnard
Columbia University
Baker Field
Jean T. Palmer
R A Chooses Focus Editor and Allocates Funds
Emilie Bix Buchwald elected Editor-in-Chief of Focus for 1956 57 at a Representative Assembly meeting. Jo Anne Rossettos presented her as the lone candidate. The Assembly also set Bulletin Editor-in-Chief slate Barbara Coleman and Hannah Shulman and allocated $100 to Bulletin. Three charities were proposed for Barnard’s annual $100, with Kaplan to research more nearby options. $60.54 allotted for travel of four Barnard delegates to the Seven College Conference at Radcliffe. Gay Mainzer reported on the Dartmouth College Conference on Political Affairs.
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Focus
Representative Assembly
Jo-Anne Rossettos
Buchwald
Social Science
Roberta Klugman
Bulletin
Assembly
Barbara Coleman
Hannah Shulman
Teri Kaplan
Barnard
Miss Kaplan
Radcliffe
Gay Mainzer
Dartmouth College
Professor Mullins of Barnard Dies at 75
Dr. George W. Mullins emeritus mathematics professor at Barnard College died at Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital Woodstock Vermont at age seventy five. Born in Fayetteville Arkansas he joined Barnard in 1913 rising from instructor to full professor in 1928 and serving as acting dean in 1930–32 before retiring in 1948 after roles with the College Entrance Examinations Board and the American Math Society.
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George W. Mullins
Barnard
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Vermont
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Mullins
College Entrance Examinations Board
American Math Society
Hyde Park U S A Opens Forum On First Amendment
Columbia University sponsors Hyde Park U S A an open outdoor forum to discuss any topic. Inauguration today at noon features Robert Resnick and Columbia Law Review representatives. Bi monthly forums will be held Thursdays at noon on College Walk and students must register their topics and affiliations.
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Hyde Park
U.S.A
Columbia University
Robert Resnick
Columbia Young Republican
Chile
Columbia Law Review
Student Zionist Organization
Columbia
United States
116Th Street
Broadway
Amsterdam Avenue
England
Student Council
Columbia Scholastic Press Association convention on campus
About 500 schools across 35 states send 5 000 editors and advisers to Columbia University for the 32nd annual CSPA convention. The three day program features talks by journalists editors and specialists with clinics on editorial problems and a focus on the epic La Chanson de Roland and its themes of courage trust and decision. High points include 1 500 school newspaper ratings announced tomorrow and the Waldorf Astoria luncheon on Saturday March 17 with a mass interview at McMillin Theater and talks by Louis Lochner and others.
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Columbia University
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Joseph M. Murphy
CSPA
France
Mario Pei
Minor
Latham Drama Workshop
Pei
Dr. Pei
Waldorf-Astoria
Cliftor
Daniel
Moscow
New York Times
Soviet Union
United Nations
U.N
Pier Angeli
Vic Damone
McMillin Theater
Louis P. Lochner
Overseas Press Club
Way of the World staged by Barnard drama group
The Restoration comedy Way of the World by William Congreve is presented this evening through Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the Minor Latham Drama Workshop. Barnard's Drama Workshop Group leads the production with Yaro Gordon as Mirabell and Harriet Sachs as Mrs. Millamant. other cast and crew are named, tickets 75 cents at the box office or by phone UN 5400 Ext. 2300.
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William Congreve
Latham Drama Workshop
Barnard
Drama Workshop Group
Mirabell
Yaro Gordon
Dolph Sweet
Vin Kehoe
Frank Rinaldi
Drama Workshop
Latham
Young Dems Invite Sylvia Ravitch to Speak Monday
The Young Democrats invite Mrs. Sylvia Ravitch to speak Monday March 19 at 12 noon in Barnard Hall room 409. The event discusses the Democratic Women's Workshop training for year round political activity and the 1956 campaign work. The workshop is run by Mrs. Ravitch, executive vice president, and includes a public speakers bureau.
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Democratic Women’s Workshop
Sylvia Ravitch
Young Democrats
Barnard Hall
Henry Goddard Leach
Barnard
Marcia Young
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P. C
Mid-East
Bokhari
C. U. Prefs
Ference
Thomas P. Peardon
B. C
R.A
Allots Funds
Emilie Bix Buchwald
B.C
C.U
On Journalism
Lady Wishfort
Naomi Gladstone
Barbara Anson
Jacques Chwat
J. Thornton Hall
June Knight
Carlotta Lief
Michelle Marder
Shirley Olson
Paul Sovik
Efry Spectre
Judith Yedlin
Jean Houston
Sondra Sickles
Vida Farhad
Jane Thornton
Patton Campbell
Sara Brinsmade
Kaye Andrews
Elaine Shepp
Young Dems
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