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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1961

Page

3

Brandt Calls for Federated Europe to Meet Communist Challenge

West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt urged a purposeful shift in Western policy to curb the Communist threat. Speaking at the Gabriel Silver Lecture he argued reunification for Germany is essential and warned that NATO’s political unity lags behind economic integration. He forecast German foreign policy independent of Septembers elections and pressed for a united European political and economic community.

West Willy Brandt West Berlin Herr Brandt Gabriel Silver Low Memorial Library Social Democratic Party Adenauer Germany United States United Nations North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO

Latin Prize Tatlock Exam Scheduled in Milbank Room 202

An examination for the Jean Willard Tatlock Memorial Prize in Latin will be held in Room 202 Milbank on Tuesday March 28 from 3 10 to 5 10 p m. The exam covers translation from Latin into English and is open to students of all departments. Interested students should contact Professor John Day.

Jean Willard Tatlock Milbank John Day

Menorah Society Plans Weekly Jewish Cultural Program

The Menorah Society of Bar nard linked to the Seixas Society of Columbia outlines a weekly program for Jewish students featuring lectures dinners discussions and services led by Rabbi Paul Ritterband and student leaders Eleanor Epstein explains daily activities include Monday lectures Tuesday luncheons Wednesday and Thursday philosophy sessions and Friday Oneg Shabbat with occasional two dollar Friday suppers.

Menorah Society of Barnard Seixas Society of Columbia Eleanor Epstein Miss Epstein Paul Ritterband

Kober Foshay Pitt Victorious In Undergraduate Elections

Kober Foshay Pitt victors lead in balloting for undergraduate officers and class presidents. Janet Kirschenbaum is Corresponding Secretary and Roxanne Cohen Athletic Association President, with Ann Sue Kober Conni Foshay and Ann Pitt elected to key posts. Installation set for March 28 with Ruth Klein Ruth Levenson Linda Sweet Diane Carravetta Bobbi Friedman taking office.

Janet Kirschenbaum Roxanne Cohen Athletic Association Ann Sue Kober Conni Foshay Ann Pitt Ruth Schwartz Undergraduate Association Ruth Klein Susan Levenson Linda Sweet Diane Carravetta Bobbi Friedman Miss Kirschenbaum NSA Spelman Wake Forest A.A

Professor Norman O Brown To Speak On Personality

Nebraska Wesleyan University classics professor Norman O Brown will discuss The Symbolism of Personality at the Danforth lecture Wednesday at 3 a.m. in Room 204 Milbank. The talk follows his book Life Against Death and his Oxford Chicago Wisconsin education.

Norman O. Brown Nebraska Wesleyan University Danforth Professor Brown Oxford University University of Chicago University of Wisconsin Milbank

Off-Campus Housing Among Barnard Students

Barnard College students live off campus at 241 total residents, with 121 in private apartments or with relatives and 31 in Johnson Hall, 69 in Fairholm, 18 in Whittier, and 2 in King's Crown Hotel. Most apartments are in Morningside Heights. meals and curfews vary by residence. Seniors, juniors, and some sophomores may live off campus if age rules, relative living, or supervised residence conditions are met. freshmen under 21 generally cannot unless related to family.

Barnard Johnson, Fairholm Whittier King's Crown Hotel Johnson Hall Fairholm Johnson Morningside Heights

Harvard-Radcliffe adviser to speak on campus March 27

Mrs. Frederick B. Hobart, director of the Harvard Radcliffe Program in Business Administration, will visit the campus Monday March 27 to meet interested seniors. Sign up at the Milbank Hall Placement Office by March 23, with further details available there. Applications for the Margaret Meyer Scholarship for secretarial training are due April 10, with the Honors Assembly to announce the award after applicants submit a statement on future use of the training.

Miss Kober Rep Assembly Frederick B. Hobart Harvard-Radcliffe Milbank Hall Margaret Meyer

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Brandt Federated Europe Berlin German Information Center Menorah Group By Joan Schulman Seixas- Menorah Higher Horizons Rabbi Ritterband Norman Brown Pitt Judy Lefkowitz Naomi Weintraub
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