Greek Games Entrants Rehearse Dramatic Entrance Theme
Greek Games entrants begin rehearsals for a dramatic theme in the gymnasium. Jane Schmidt and Sydney Rice outline the four island narrative of Leto and Apollo birth with costumes and staged movement. Rehearsals run 6:30 to 8:30 pm tomorrow and Thursday, with two dress runs on March 22 and March 27. Tickets for the March 29 games are $1.25.
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Jane Schmidt
Sydney Rice
Apollo
Leto
Hera
Zeus
Delos
Alumnae Council Evaluates Barnard Education Highlights
The first annual Alumnae Council of the Alumnae Association met to discuss Barnard College strengths and weaknesses. Seventy five Barnard alumnae attended including presidents and committee chairs. Topics covered included Why Barnard Why My Major and What Does Your College Owe You with faculty and alumnae panels. The council closed with Where Is Barnard Going and How led by Margaret Gristede MacBain. The Wigs and Cues staged Blood Wedding for attendees Friday night.
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Alumnae Association
Barnard College
Barnard
Nancy Heffelfinger
Bettina Blake
Millicent C. McIntosh
Marian Smith
Ruth Houghton
Jean T. Palmer
Doris Williams Cole
Ruth Rablen Franzen
Sabra Follett
Zatz Praises Mexican Art and Culture at English Conference
Asa Zatz a Mexican theater and anthropology teacher spoke on arts in Mexico stressing links to the people and discouraging foreign imports. He praised government subsidized art for supporting native Indian and painting, while praising farmers and criticizing bourgeois Mexicans.
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Asa Zatz
Mexico
Zatz
Government Normal School
Zapata
Music Group at Juilliard Hosts International Symposium
The International Federation of Music Students will hold its annual symposium at the Juilliard School March 20 29. About 150 young composers from member and guest schools in the United States and abroad will attend with six member schools presenting chamber concerts and the Juilliard Orchestra performing works from each member school. Distinguished groups and soloists provide extra concerts and lectures on music and allied arts. The federation began in 1946 by Juilliard and five other schools including Curtis Eastman NEC Royal Conservatory Toronto and Yale.
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International Federation of Music Students
Juilliard School of Music
Broadway
United States
Juilliard Orchestra
Federation
Composition Students
Juilliard
Curtis Institute of Music
Eastman School of Music
New England Conservatory of Music
Royal Conservatory of Music of Toronto
Yale University School of Music
Weather Training Offers 300 AF Weather Commission Opens
The Air Weather Service seeks 300 college graduates for immediate USAF second lieutenant commissions. Applicants enroll in a twelve month weather training program at one of seven participating U.S. colleges and receive full pay. Requirements include one year of college physics and calculus. Write to the Chief at Andrews Air Force Base for details.
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USAF
U. S
Air Weather Service
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
D. C
Barnard Plans 25th Anniversary Model UN Event
The Barnard Secretariat maps a three week lead for the Model UN General Assembly final plenary at United Nations Headquarters on 42 Street. Focus will center on international ism in art literature and politics with Bulletin issuing a special issue on the conference work. Blue Key Society of Columbia assists with rooms for male and female delegates.
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United Nations General Assembly
Barnard Secretariat
Focus
Bulletin
United Nations
Barnard
Blue Key Society of Columbia
Columbia
New Major in American Civilization Outlined by Barnard Leader
Professor Rauch presents a plan for a Barnard American Civilization major aimed at drawing students from English and History. The program seeks an integrated view of American life, blending arts and sciences to address questions about American identity and its place in world civilization.
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Beulah Sternberg
Rauch
Committee On
Dh Basil Rauche
Barnard
Millicent C. McIntosh
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Princeton
Amherst
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Johns Hopkins Offers Southeast Asia Fellowship Program
A summer graduate program at Johns Hopkins University will train men and women for international careers in government business and academia. It covers economic political cultural and geographic issues of modern Asia with guided country studies. Five full expense fellowships of 400 each will be awarded to outstanding applicants.
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Southeast Asia
Johns Hopkins University
Asia
Johns Hopkins
Scholarship applications deadline set for May first 1952
The Office of the Registrar at the School of Advanced International Studies announces May 1, 1952 as the deadline for receipt of scholarship applications. Candidates should ensure all required materials are submitted by this date.
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School of Advanced International Studies
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Putnam Competition Deadline Today for Writing Award
Deadline ends today for submitting manuscripts in the Emily James Putnam Memorial Award for Creative Writing. The extension moved the date to March 17, open to all Bard undergraduate students. Submit three copies on standard typewriter paper, one side, double spaced, in non fiction fiction or verse.
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Emily James Putnam
Barnard
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