Schachter and Kleinman Elected Political Council Officers
Ruth Schachter and Sondra Kleinman were elected Political Council Chair man and Town Meeting Chairman by the Representative Assembly last Monday. Schachter, active in campus clubs, plans Round Table discussions and a reexamination of election procedures. Kleinman has served with United World Federalists. A constitutional proposal to grant the Political Council chair a Student Council seat will be considered April 10, as PC cites the need for better linkage between groups.
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Ruth Schachter
Sondra Kleinman
Political Council
Representative Assembly
Miss Schachter
International Relations Club
Miss Kleinman
United World Federalists
Bulletin
Vivienne Feigenbaum
P.C
IRC Attends Press Meeting at Barnard on Freedom of the Press
The International Relations Club of Barnard invites New York college students to a conference on Freedom of the Press led by Arthur Hays Sulzberger of the New York Times on April 6. Tickets are by invitation, limited to 25, obtainable from the Government Department or Ruth Schachter.
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International Relations Club of
Barnard
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
The
New York Times
New York College
Government Department
Ruth Schachter
International Relations Club
United Nations
Lake Success
IRC
United Nations Liaison Office
Columbia University
Secretariat
American Association For United Nations
Jake
Pied Piper Carnival planned on North Lawn in May
The Student Development Plan Committee announced a Pied Piper Carnival for Saturday May 6 from 2 to 6 pm on North Lawn. Open to faculty and alumni children, siblings of students, and neighborhood kids, it features a turtle race, pony rides, a carnival with many campus groups running games and concessions, and scenes from a Junior Show.
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North Lawn
Barnard Undergraduate Association
Interfaith Council
Math Club
Columbia University
IIFA
University Chorus
Beatrice Laskowitz
Joann MacManus
Miss MacManus
Dodd Delivers Bampton Lectures at Columbia
Columbia University announces the third series of the Bampton Lectures in America to be delivered by Charles Harold Dodd of Cambridge University. The four lectures run April 10 12 17 and 19 at McMillin Theater and cover faith and ethics in early Christianity including Preaching and Teaching in the Early Church The Principles and Motives of Christian Ethics in the New Testament The Ethical Teachings of Jesus and The Law of Christ and the World.
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Columbia University
Bampton
America
Charles Harold Dodd
Norris-Hulse
Cambridge University
Ada Byron Mampton Tremaine
McMillin Theater
Dodd
Jesus
Christ
Alumnae Pledge Over Two Hundred Thousand To College Fund
Alumnae pledges totaling 208136.55 as of March 21 mark early phase progress for Barnard College Development Fund. NYC and Westchester campaigns mobilize 400 and 100 volunteers respectively with Queens to begin in May. Faculty and staff have contributed 11348.77 as a committee expands fundraising staff and space to handle gifts and records.
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Development Fund
Frank Altschul
New York City
Westchester County
Manhattan
Bronx
Westchester Committee
Queens
Staten Island
Suffolk County
Bergen
Essex
Morris
New Jersey
Fairfield County
Connecticut
Florence Lowther
Barnard
Slate Nominees Named for Barnard Development Plan Seats
Barnard students Fran Conway Lynn Kang Lucille Wolf Pevsner Bettina Blake Barbara Skinner and Pamela Taylor 52 were named as a closed slate for student member positions on the Development Plan Steering Committee. One junior and one senior will be elected by the student body next Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 am to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Conway
Lynn Kang
Lucille Wolf Pevsner
Bettina Blake
Barbara Skinner
Pamela Taylor
Jake
Rep
Barnard
Rep Assembly
Junior Proctor
Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America
Greek Games Properties
Bulletin
New York Region
I.Z.F.A
Asso
Barnard Debate Council Elects Reisner And Schedules Debates
The Barnard Debate Council names Judith Reisner president and announces a slate of officers. Two debates with Colgate today at 4 p.m. in room 405 and the College Parlor will discuss nationalizing basic non agricultural industries in the United States. Barnard will debate Amherst on March 30 at 4 p.m. in room 405 on whether Communists should be barred from teaching in colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Debate Council
Colgate
United States
Barnard
Judith Reisner
Lois Schwartz
Bernice Lieberman
Gladys Gottlieb
Amherst
Barnard Students Plan Lausanne Summer Study Abroad
Barnard College students join girls from Smith Wellesley and Goucher for a Lausanne summer program arranged through the University of Lausanne. Courses include French grammar and composition history of Europe art and contemporary French literature with six or nine credit options. Cost covers travel board lodging and university fee at 850 dollars. Madame Charlotte Muret coordinates housing with Swiss families and will assist with excursions and language support.
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Barnard
University of Lausanne
Cunard
Monsieur Gysan
Smith, Wellesley
Goucher
Charlotte Muret
Madame Muret
Lausanne
Residence Hall overnight stay arrangements urged
Day students must arrange with the Residence Halls Office by 12 noon the day before an overnight stay. Mrs. Charles F. Mullens from the Office of Student Affairs announces this policy for staying in residence halls.
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Charles F. Mullens
Office of Student Affairs
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Schachter, Kleinman
A.A
Bernice Greenfeld
Ann Boetjer
of Athletic Association
Averil Genton
Ann Ward
Slate
Lucille Pevsner
Debate Council
Reisner
Plan Lausanne
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