Barnard Group Explores Employment Opportunities Seminar
Barnard's annual Job Conference features talks by Miss Dorothy MacGillivray Miss Joan Walch Miss Frances Smith and Miss Annette Auld on personnel issues in the Conference Room. Miss Nona Balakian from the New York Times Book Review and Miss Helen Kennedy Stevens discuss newspaper work PR with the Iranian Institute. A Washington job survey covers many government agencies and international organizations.
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Barnard
Dorothy MacGillivray
Joan Walch
Frances Smith
Annette Auld
Rosemary Blackmon
Wilfred Funk
Joyce Sentner
NBC
Nona Balakian
New York Times Book Review
Helen Kennedy Stevens
The
Iranian Institute
Judges Named for Barnard Song Contest
Richard Rodgers and Otto Luening join Jacob Avshalomoff and Mrs Philip Phenix along with Carolyn P Cady as judges for Barnard Song contest. Dean Millicent C McIntosh sponsors the event as students vie for an Alma Mater or college song with entries due April 18.
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Richard Rodgers
Carolyn P. Cady
Barnard
Otto Luening
Jacob Avshalomoff
Philip Phenix
Sue Noble
Rodgers
Lorenz Hart
Oscar Hammerstein II
Luening
Columbia
Glee Club
Millicent C. McIntosh
Jake
Miss Noble
Senior Ball Poster Details for Billy Dues Collection
The Senior Ball will be held in the Waldorf Astoria Wedgewood Room May 28 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. A poster sign up for dance bids at six dollars per couple runs April 1 to 8. An invitation has been sent to President Eisenhower with no reply yet.
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Wedgewood Room
Waldorf Astoria
Jake
Eisenhower
Barnard
Columbia
Dorothy Partington
Klein New President: Emily Klein Wins A.A. Ballot
Emily Klein won the A A presidential race with a majority of 413 votes cast amid March 15 and 16 elections. She will preside over meetings, call special sessions, and serve ex officio on committees while representing the A A on Student Council and Representative Assembly.
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A.A
Emily Klein
Miss Klein
Constance Collins
Sally Salinger
Marilyn Schulhof
Morris Dorm elections select officers for Residence Halls
Page Morris was elected second vice-president and Margaret De Vecchi chosen Junior Advisor to the Executive Council after Thursday elections in the Residence Halls. Nominees included Ann Hasker Barbara Stone Dorsey Bennett Joanne McManus and Mary Gray Stillwell with qualifications noted for each role.
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Page Morris
Margaret de Vecchi
Ann Hasker
Mortarboard
Barbara Stone
Dorsey Bennet
Margaret DeVecchi
Joanne McManus
Mary Gray Stillwell
Anna Mae Menapace
Winners Named for 1949 Greek Games Covers and Lyrics
Choose Games Lyric and Cover Violet Delvy and Elizabeth Han na, both sophomores, win best cover design and lyrics for the 1949 Greek Games to be held Saturday April 2. Judges include Carolyn Byerly as chair, Alan Priest, Gertrude Rich, and Elizabeth Puckett for costumes. Dances by Erdman, Krout, and Holm. Athletic judges Warrine Eastburn and Florence McClurg. Music judged by Virgil Thomson, Gena Tenney Phenix, and William Mitchell. Rehearsals March 22, 24, and 26 with a dress rehearsal March 26 1 to 6 p.m. Tickets $1.20 still on sale.
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Violet Delvy
Elizabeth Hanna
Carolyn Byerly
Alan Priest
Gertrude Rich
Elizabeth Puckett
Jean Erdman
Eleanor Krout
Hanya Holm
Warrine Eastburn
Florence McClurg
Virgil Thomson
Gena Tenney Phenix
William Mitchell
Marjorie Coogan
David Robertson
Hortense Callisher Heffelfinger
Dake
Group Backs Summer Tours for World Study Trips
World Study tours, a nonprofit adult education group, sponsors 28 summer tours worldwide with costs from 180 to 1400 dollars. Each tour has an adult leader, usually a college professor, with destinations including France England Canada Switzerland Israel Hawaii Italy Scandinavia Germany Hungary Mexico and Guatemala. Registration open for 1950 or 1951 with a $100 deposit to Columbia University Travel Service New York.
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World Study Tours
France
England
Canada
Switzerland
Israel
Hawaii
Italy
Scandinavia
Germany
Hungary
Mexico
Guatemala
Columbia University Travel Service
Broadway
New York
N. Y
Emily Kimbrough to Direct Wigs and Cues Production
Emily Kimbrough will direct the Wigs and Cues production of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay in Brinckerhoff Theatre on April 22 and 23. Tryouts begin Thursday at 5 p.m. and Friday at 4 p.m. A student assistant director will be chosen.
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Emily Kimbrough
Wigs and Cues
Miss Kimbrough
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Greek Games Suspend Classes Planned Saturday
By presidential authority, all academic exercises are suspended Saturday April 2 to allow students to attend Greek Games. Millicent C. McIntogsh Dean.
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Millicent C. McIntogsh
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Barnard Group
Aline McMahon
Doris Brown
Marianna Byram
Barnard Fine Arts Department
William P. Dengel
American Broadcasting Company Orchestra
Brooks Hall
Mary E. Campbell
Glamour Magazine
College
Washington
Ruth Houghton
Miss Houghton
Jake Dues
Shirley Cohen
Alice Israel
Martha Gross
Marilyn Karmason
Patricia Cecere
Laura Nadler
Paula Kladivko
Mary Mitchell
Pat Haida
Representative Assembly
Mary Lou Heffernan
Bernice Greenfield
Ann Ward
Barbara Byers
Eliza Pietsch
Grace Robertson
Miss Collins
Newman Club
Miss Salinger
Chapel
Liberal Club
Miss Greenfield
Miss Ward
Miss Byers
UCA
Miss Pietsch
Miss Robertson
Morris
Slate
Choose Games
Europe
Cornelia
Mrs. Otis Skinner
Sorbonne
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