Annual Games Honor Apollo This Weekend
Greek Games the annual inter class contest between freshmen and sophomores will be held Saturday in the gym. Apollo themed event includes birth of Apollo pageant and dance. Freshmen lead by two points with nine points from first and second in lyrics and entrance music. Sophomores have seven points from design and music placements and lyrics. Judges include Miss Price and others. costumes judged by Pepper and Gaston Mahler. dance judged by Lipman and Laban. Cunningham. Cont on Page 3 Col 5.
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Apollo
Mary Price
Bernice Finger
Marilyn Shulhoff Smith
Eleanor Pepper
Jane Gaston-Mahler
Kay Silver
Mademoiselle
Naomi Loeb Lipman
Juana de Laban
Adelphi College
Merce Cunningham
Assembly Considers Abolishing Bear Pin and Council Key
The Representative Assembly debated removing the Bear Pin and the Student Council Key from the program. A motion by Diana Touliatou proposed altering the constitution to drop both awards, with By-laws Committee urged to value the two awards differently or keep the status quo.
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Judy Kramer
Kathleen Burge
Diana Touliatou
Representative Assembly
Miss Burge
Miss Kramer
Morningside Residents Protest Columbia Housing Plans
Residents in Morningside protest a Columbia University plan to build low and middle class cooperative housing in their area. About 3600 families live there, but the project would house only 1500, with surveys suggesting few could afford the units. Congressmen Javits and Powell could not attend due to duties in Washington.
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Save Our Homes Committee
P.S
Morningside
Columbia University
Jacob Javits
Adam Clayton Powell
Washington, D. C
Moore to Address Thursday Noon Discussion Meeting
Poet and critic Marianne Moore will speak at the Thursday Noon Meeting for Discussion and Meditation this week. The article lists her poetry volumes from 1920 to 1944 and notes influences including Chaucer Spenser and Bacon along with personal career milestones in St Louis Bryn Mawr and New York.
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Marianne Moore
John McGraw
Christy Mathewson
Harold Bayne
New York Public Library
the Dial
Model UN Holds 25th Birthday Conference
About three hundred delegates from New York New Jersey Maryland and Pennsylvania colleges attend the Model United Nations Conference during Easter vacation with high school observers from New York Long Island and Connecticut. A special plenary marks the Twenty fifth Session with former delegates invited. H Duncan Hall founder presents a plaque to Dorothy Robins education director of the American Association for the United Nations who accepts for the organization. Mrs Harrison Thomas educational director for the former League of Nations Association will discuss the history of the conference.
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New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Connecticut
H. Duncan Hall
Dorothy Robins
American Association For the United Nations
Harrison Thomas
League of Nations Association
United Nations
Vogt Addresses Assembly on Resource Conservation
William Vogt author of The Road to Survival will speak at the third all college assembly of the general education series. Donald D. Ritchie will introduce him as the science departments back the event. Vogt has served as curator at Jones Beach Bird Sanctuary 1932 to 1935 and Conservation Secretary for the Pan American Union since 1943.
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William Vogt
Donald D. Ritchie
Vogt
Jones Beach
Pan American Union
Brown Discusses Problems Obligation of Modern Writer
Drama critic John Mason Brown decries drift toward impartial truth and urges writers to rediscover love pity compassion and honor He cites Faulkner Hemingway and Shaw while warning against patriotic writing and notes a dislocation of values in modern Southern literature as degeneracy.
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Brown
John Mason Brown
Saturday Review of Literature
Institute of Arts and Sciences
William Faulkner
Hemingway
George Bernard Shaw
Honor Board and Residence Halls Elections Result
Sacknitz wins Residence Halls Council first vice president post while Benjamin takes second vice president. Annette Wilbors becomes secretary and Carolyn Look treasurer elect. Sally Biggs named Activities Chairman. AA president and Honor Board chair positions open with Barbara Hesse sole candidate. Jane Schmidt joins presidential slate alongside Jane Webb and Lois Enson.
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Joan Sacknitz
Residence Halls Council
Carroll Ann Brown
Miss Sacknitz
Connie Benjamin
Stephanie Kruse
Miss Benjamin
Annette Wilbors
Carolyn Look
Sally Biggs
Athletic Association
Jake
Rade
Barbara Hesse
Brincker~hoff Theater
Jane Schmidt
Jane Webb
Lois Enson
Mary Bridgeman
Ruth Ann Curtis
Abby Gurfein
Miss Bridgeman
Miss Curtis
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Rep Assembly
Manhattan
United States
Congreve
Ocean
Rocky Mountains
Photo
Fabian Bachrach
A. A
Honor Board Elections Tues
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