Zionist leader Lipsky to speak at Seixas Nororah open house
Louis E. Lipsky, longtime Zionist leader and chairman of the American Zionist Council, will speak at Earl Hall today at 4 p.m. on Zionism Today. A German Lieder concert by Beth Killiam and John Coleman is set for Brooks Living Room tonight, postponed from March 6. Wigs and Cues meets tomorrow at noon in Milbank basement to read plays and plan spring production. Opportunities for French majors discussed at 1:10 p.m. majors meeting in Milbank Hall.
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Seixas and Menorah
Earl Hall
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American Zionist Council
Beth Killiam
John Coleman
Brooks
Miss Killiam
Elizabeth Schumann
Wigs and Cues
Milbank
Milbank Hall
Rita Reil
Dorothy Lowe
United States’ State Department
M. Baratin
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Pre-Medical Society
Havemeyer
John Jay Mezzanine
Campus politics discussed by Ruth Schacter and clubs
Ruth Schacter urges broader campus political activity and a speakers bureau as P C Slate notes that campus elections require reform. She proposes round table discussions to raise club visibility and share differing viewpoints among the student body.
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Ruth Schacter
P.C
Wonderland Whirl Frosh-Soph Dance Highlight
Barnard students and outside artists present a Wonderland Whirl theme for the Saturday Frosh-Soph dance. A skit Alice in Barnard by Edith Bernstein and Kathleen Burge with music by Rosalie Landres and Chuck Carlton and his orchestra perform 9:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. in Hewitt Hall North Dining Room. Bids at $3 per couple sold daily noon to 1 p.m. this week.
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Edith Bernstein
Kathleen Burge
Rosalie Landres
Hewitt Hall
Chuck Carlton
Robertson ’52 Lyric Leader Chosen In Greek Games Tryouts
Grace Robertson of the sophomores earned two points as lyric reader after being selected for the Greek Games speaking parts during Wednesday tryouts in the gym. Alternate lyric reader is Marguerite Mair. Eleanor Rumph is the sophomore priestess with Joyce Eichler as alternate. Marilyn Lerner is the freshman priestess with Lois Schwartz as alternate. Eliza Pietsch is sophomore challenger and Sue Sayer is freshman challenger. Freshmen and Sophomores urged to sign entrance posters on Jake.
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Marguerite Mair
Eleanor Rumph
Joyce Eichler
Marilyn Lerner
Lois Schwartz
Eliza Pietsch
Sue Sayer
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