Dorm Residents Hold Tie in Dorm Elections
Cynthia Bachner and Espy Steele tied for president of the Residence Halls after votes on March 16 and 17. A run off is scheduled today to decide the winner. Kirsten Eilertsen won social chairman, Karen Samuelson junior representative, and Ruth Bassett sophomore representative.
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Cynthia Bachner
Espy Steele
Kirsten Eilertsen
Karen Samuelson
Ruth Bassett
Executive Council
Arline Berg
Elspeth MacPherson
Gloria Strassheim
Miss Berg
Sandy Dibbell
Teri Kaplan
Esta Kraft
Sue Levy
Rayna Schwartz
Alice Benjamin
Ruth Simon
Felice Finkelstein
Claire Gallant
Miss MacPherson
Elaine Bernstein
Marlene Rosenfeld
June Kossoff
Reviewer Praises B C French Club Production of Les Caprices
Miss Sylvie Chevalley lauded Barnard French Club’s Les Caprices de Marianne in France Amerique March 6. Rolande Sadik played Marianne with intelligence, while Liza Herzfeld and Helene Zarovich handled Hermia and Malvolio well. Mona Tobin earned applause for songs supplementing the program.
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Alfred de Musset
Barnard French Club
Sylvie Chevalley
France Amerique
Rolande Sadik
Hermia
Liza Herzfeld
Helene Zarovich
Mona Tobin
Miss Chevalley
CUSC Plans Lectures on Place and Future of Creative Arts
Columbia University Student Council outlines a three symposium and four lecture series at Low Memorial Library. Tickets at $1 go on sale this week at Alumni House Low Library steps John Jay Hall and Hamilton Hall with speakers including Frank Thompson of New Jersey discussing arts censorship and originality in American culture.
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Low Library
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Hamilton Hall
Frank Thompson
New Jersey
Congress
Friess Seeks Path Through Fog of World Tensions
Professor Horace Friess of Columbia University spoke at the Noon Meeting on When the Fog Breaks. He argued that humanity can find completeness by aligning with Whitman’s open road, through forms of transcendence or Buddhist compassion, and urged cautious defense and industrial policies to avoid disaster.
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Department of Philosophy
Columbia University
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Walt Whitman
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Psych Club Panel Highlights Jobs For Recent Barnard Grads
The Psychology Club hosted a Vocational Panel with Barnard graduates now working in psychology. Joan Diehl discusses industrial psychology and a starting salary of 3000 to 4000 dollars, while Joan Freyberg notes strong salaries in editing and research and Mary Boufis describes growth in psychiatric social work.
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Barnard
Joan Diehl
Miss Diehl
Joan Freyberg
Joan Tuttle
Mary Boufis
Barnard Drops Fourth Year Gym Requirement for Seniors
The Barnard faculty approved dropping the senior year gym requirement after a committee led by Prof Mirra Komarovsky found most colleges studied have lower PE demands and seniors face workload and program limits. The change aims to expand free activities and may affect facilities, with transport to Barnard camp and Baker Field discussed.
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Physical Education Department
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Committee On Instruction
Barnard Camp
Baker Field
Margaret Holland
Helen Carlson
Helen Funk
Julius Held
Stansfeld Sargent
Wigs & Cues Society Casts Pirandello's Six Characters
The Barnard Wigs and Cues Society will stage Six Characters in Search of an Author from April 13 to 16 in the Minor Latham Drama Workshop directed by Adolphus J. Sweet. Cast members include Jean Houston Michelle Marder Naomi Gladstone Evans Finnegan Eva Kessler Miriam Halkin Toby Baron Laurel Kagan Alice Seitzman Andre Goodsten Karl Asch David Gordon Sheldon Koretz Bill Kronick Richard Bass Jay Joseph Richard Halperin Bernard Schoenberg. The three act play explores appearance versus reality as actors rehearse a Pirandello work and encounter a competing group presenting a play they deem more real.
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Barnard Wigs and Cues Society
Latham Drama Workshop
Luigi Pirandello
Adolphus J. Sweet
Jean Houston
Michelle Marder
Naomi Gladstone
Evans Finnegan
Eva Kessler
Miriam Halkin
Toby Baron
Laurel Kagan
Alice Seitzman
Andre Goodsten
Karl Asch
David Gordon
Sheldon Koretz
Bill Kronick
Richard Bass
Jay Joseph
Richard Halperin
Bernard Schoenberg
Luce Publications Offers Interviews for Time Life Positions
Seniors may sign up for interviews with two Time and Life representatives for editorial or business training squads. Interviews Thursday in the Placement Office. Eight editorial candidates chosen for Life or Time research. Training pays 75 dollars weekly for six to twelve months. Nine business trainees needed in circulation advertising promotion or personnel. Typing speed 50 wpm and shorthand 100 wpm required.
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