Bear Pins Representative Assembly Considers By Law Change
The Bear Assembly weighs removing the Undergraduate By-Laws Section IV which ends Bear Pins for service and keys to Student Council. Critics question impact on recognition, compare with Proctor Pin, and possible new service organization to honor senior volunteers. They urge sober study of standards and future value in graduate work and employment.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard
Undergraduate Association of Outstanding Service
Barnard and Columbia Award Offerings for Students
Barnard and Columbia announce a range of undergraduate prizes for awards in writing languages history and ethics. Notable honors include the Putnam Memorial Award for creative writing the Columbia Encyclopedia prize for sophomore journalists and the Montague Prize tied to a $3 000 endowment. Several prizes honoring essays in colonial history the rights of man and the classics are listed along with language awards.
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Putnam Memorial
Bulletin
Columbia Encyclopedia
Columbia University Press
Columbia
National Society of Colonial Dames
State of
New York
Montague Prize
Gerard
Reed
Tatlock
Dean
Virginia Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Columbia College
Barnard
Bennett
Banner
Earle
Stokes
French Club Farces Pronounced Success In Weekend Shows
Kathy Rozendaal reports two French Club performances on March 21 and 22 featuring Moliere’s L Amour Medecin and Chekhov’s The Boor. Despite limited rehearsal time and minimal set pieces, audiences found the evening entertaining with standout performances by Terry Papay Eva Statler and Max Gulack among others.
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Moliére
Checkov
Eve Daniels
Terry Papay
Daniel Zwanziger
Sganarelle
Eva Statler
Lisette
Feliece Dresner
The
Max Gulack
Felix Leneman
Michelle Phillipot
Barnard Alumnae Monthly Explores Modern Living Course
The Barnard Alumnae Monthly features Iola Stetson Haverstick's survey of Barnard's Modern Living program addressing emotional psychological sociological and physical student issues. It notes the roles of Dr. A Louise Brush and Dr. Marjory Nelson and describes the course components including Rorschach testing and weekly discussion groups led by Mrs Tilla Van Everen with some Columbia students invited for male perspective. Student reactions range from praise to criticism.
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Barnard
Iola Stetson Haverstick
A. Louise Brush
Marjory Nelson
Brush
New York
Presbyterian
Nelson
Tilla van Everen
Brooklyn
Hunter Colleges
Columbia
Beauty hints for college girls from grooming to exercise
A playful letter panel mocks excess mail and offers light beauty tips. It suggests using subtle fragrance, then lavish scent from chin to toe and matching perfumes. It promotes Sofskin Hand Creme with lanolin for dry skin and proposes an eye catching floor exercise using greens and no hands.
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Barnard Bulletin
Aida DiPace
Audrey Weissman
Joan Stearns
Lynne Bresler
Dorothy Coyne
Katharine Munzer
Ellen Schleicher
Phebe Ann Marr
Lida Traum
Maxine Stein
Shirley Mintz
Margaret Collins
Alice Aaronson
Wilma Youngerman
Tobin Brown
Donna Click
Joyce Lebois
Barbara Lyons
Sandra Perlmutter
Judy Ross
Mimi Rubin
Joyce Shimkin
Barnard, Columbia
By Joyce Shimkin
Putnam Prize
By Kathy Rozendaal
Dean McIntosh
Pyrathy
New Yorker
University of Maine
University of Southern California
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