Barnard outlines Freshman Orientation and student plans
Ruth Klein announces the 1962 Freshman Orientation chairmanship and Monday to Wednesday orientation dates September 19 to 21. The program will stress resources, extracurriculars, student government, and the honor system while sponsors stay involved throughout the year. Annabelle Winograd is named Junior Show chairwoman and Marcy Cohen discusses residence solutions and increased student faculty contact.
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Barnard
Ruth Klein
Annabelle Winograd
Miss Klein
Marcy Cohen
Miss Cohen
Cornerstone Ceremony Set for Adele Lehman Hall Dedication
Barnard College schedules a cornerstone placement for Adele Lehman Hall and Wollman Library with a 5 15 p m dedication in the building arcade and a 6 p m donor reception. Barbara Ward delivers an 8 p m lecture on ideas that changed the world.
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Adele Lehman
Wollman Library
Barbara Ward
Barnard Hall
Adele Lehman Hall - Wollman
Barnard
Millicent McIntosh
Delliquadri Addresses Sensitive Social Work Issues
Dean Fred Delliquadri of the New York School of Social Work spoke at a Thursday Noon Meeting about the demanding nature of child adoptions. He stressed the child’s welfare, the confidentiality of adoption information, and the difficulty of securing the best home within legal guidelines.
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Fred Delliquadri
New York School of Social Work
Delliquadri
Combs
Dean Delliquadri
Student Journalists Attend Columbia Scholastic Press Convention
Pink badges signaled about five thousand one hundred delegates from thirty states at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association convention opening. Lectures by Harrison Salsbury and Walter Sullivan explored Russia today and the space age, with forums on news writing features layout and foreign language publications. Tours of New York landmarks complemented three days of meetings and awards announced March 18.
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Columbia Scholastic Press ' Association
Harrison Salsbury
New York Times
Walter Sullivan
Law Mermonal Library
Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
New York
Rockefeller Center
Empire State Building
Hayden Planetarium
Conference Examines Macauley’s Philosophy by Cambridge Historian
Dr. J. H. Plumb of Cambridge discussed Thomas Macauley at the English Conference in the College Parlor on March 17. He praised Macauley as an intellectual giant with a powerful memory and clarity, yet noted flaws in emotional depth and subtler character judgment, while affirming the enduring value of his history of England.
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J. H. Plumb
Cambridge
Thomas Macauley
Plumb
England
Sir Robert Walpole
Macauley
Peehema
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