Class presidents elected for next year in three grades
Doris Platzker Priscilla Baly and Eliza Collins were elected president of the senior junior and sophomore classes respectively for the coming academic year. Voter turnout ranged from fifty eight to forty three percent across classes with ballots cast.
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Doris Platzker
Priscilla Baly
Eliza Collins
Miss Platzker
Miss Baly
Collins
Anne Hendon
Bernstein
Cassandra Morley
Corky Marteus
Joan Brown
Jendi Boylin
Bonnie Slater
Barnard Board Elects Young Trustee Mrs Ogden Reid
Mrs Ogden Reid elected to a seven year Barnard Board of Trustees term. She is the youngest on the 25 member board and is a Barnard graduate with a 1948 Columbia Masters. Reed served as a Barnard UG A president and Phi Beta Kappa member. She worked with Westchester County OPC and CIA, and volunteers with Reid Hall Paris and Barnard Alumnae.
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Ogden R. Reid
Barnard Board of Trustees
Mary Louise Stewart
Reid
Barnard
Columbia
Phi, Beta Kappa
Westchester County Society
Central Intelligence Agency
Reid Hall
Paris
Barnard Trustees Weigh National Affiliates Rule
Open meeting discusses Barnard College policy banning nationally affiliated groups. Trustees recall 1930s rule restricting fraternities and secrecy. A Definitions Committee proposes adding language to Article XI to bar nationally affiliated adult clubs chartered by the Barnard Undergraduate Association.
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Barnard
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Undergraduate Association
Barnard College
Columbia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Barnard Clubs Council
McIntosh
Ann Lord
Katherine Goodwin
Joanne Eliot
Mimi Kurtz
Cherry White
Barnard Undergraduate Association
Barnard Assembly Studies Chartering Pro and Con
An open meeting at noon in Minor Latham Playhouse will discuss chartering nationally affiliated clubs. Ann Lord outlines issues to inform students before any referendum. Faculty and student leaders including Miss Palmer comment on academic focus and campus impact.
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Janet Steinfeld
John Gates
Daily Worker
Bulletin
Columbia’ College
Gates
John Dewey Society
Norman Thomas
Bertram D. Welf
Communist Party
Eugene V. Debs
van Am
Mr. Gates
Michael Harrington
Young Socialist League
New York Civil Liberties Union
Queens College
Representative Assembly
Latham Playhouse
McIntosh
Ann Lord
Miss Lord
Definitions Committee
Rep. Assembly
Gay Mainzer
Lord
Palmer
Barnard
President McIntosh Highlights Joys of Teaching
President Millicent C. McIntosh spoke at the Education Colloquium about the rewards of teaching, noting how seeing a bright student take an idea beyond the teacher can be deeply satisfying and urging teachers to stay current to avoid stagnant lectures.
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Millicent
C. McIntosh
Elizabeth Janeway Prize Prose Judges Named
The third annual Elizabeth Janeway Prize for Prose Writing will be judged by Simon Michael Bessie general editor at Harger Brothers B J Chute author of Green willow and Charles Role book editor of the Atlantic Monthly and feature editor of Harper's Bazaar The winner will be announced April 30 at the All-College Honors Assembly.
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Nard English
Simon Michael Bessie
Harger Brothers
B.J. Chute
Dramatic Group Stages Olympia by Ferenc Molnar
Wigs and Cues presents Olympia a sophisticated Viennese society tale opening Wednesday March 20. runs through March 23 at Minor Latham Playhouse with proceeds from Saturday matinee benefiting Hungarian relief. A second Olympia engagement follows March 29 to 31 at the Yale Drama Festival.
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Ferenc Molnar
Wigs & Cues
Latham Playhouse
Vienna
Yale
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Platzker, Collins
Baly
Assembly Studies
Joanne Elliot
Inez Nelbach
Jeanette Schottmann
Helen Bailey
Catherine Goodwin
Phyllis Michelfelder
Harriet Benson
Jean T. Palmer
Barnad
Pres
Janeway
David A. Robertson
Dramatic Group