Seniors Decide On Class Gift To BC Library
The class of 1955 votes to donate books to Barnard Library with selections by library officials. Nominations for Bryson Memorial Prize shift to senior election. The prize honors Ella Fitzgerald Bryson and Frank Gilbert Bryson. Senior Banquet is set for May 27 in Hewitt Dining Room. attendance requires dean approval for nonattendees.
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Frank Gilbert Bryson
Hewitt
Gisela von Scheven
Latham Theater
Millicent C. McIntosh
Swarthmore Professor Cobbs to Lecture on Greek Art
Miss Susan P. Cobbs dean of women and Greek professor at Swarthmore College will present a slide lecture on Greek Art next Tuesday March 29 in the Minor Latham Drama Workshop. The talk closes a bi weekly series on Facets of Greek Culture co sponsored by the Curriculum and Assemblies Committees.
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Swarthmore College
Greece
Italy
Athens
Miss Cobbs
Randolph-Macon College For Women
West Virginia
New York University
University of Chicago
Tobin Brown
Curiculum
CUSC Conference Tickets On Sale For Creative Arts Conference
Columbia University Student Council sponsors a two day Creative Arts Conference with tickets sold at Alumni House or via Eleanor Keep. Tickets cost one dollar and grant access to all symposiums lecture series and the Low Memorial Library art exhibit.
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Alumni House
Eleanor Keep
CUSC
Low Memorial Library
Steele Wins In Run Off Dorm Vote
Espy Steele 56 was elected president of the Residence Halls after defeating Cynthia Bachner 56 in a run off. Other officers were nominated including vice president candidates Deborah Ackerman 56 Kate Moore 56 and Gloria Poetto 56. Voting continues with secretary treasurer and activities chair candidates listed. posts for next year include social chairman Kirsten Eilertsen 56 junior representative Karen Samuelson and sophomore representative Ruth Bassett.
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Cynthia Bachner
Deborah Ackerman
Kate Moore
Gloria Poetto
Ann Stofer
Ellen Camisa
Jane Robinson
Liz Scott
Terry Gamba
Jane Lyman
Residence Halls Association
Rhoda Kurz
Pat McArdle
Susan Israel
Kirsten Eilertsen
Karen Samuelson
Ruth Bassett
University Leader Joins New York Ethical Code Panel
Millicent C. McIntosh is named to the New York State Ethical Code Committee and the National Manpower Council at Columbia University. She accepts Javits invitation to join sixteen New Yorkers on the state advisory panel, and chairs a Women’s Power panel with professors Downes Komarovsky Morrison and Ruth Houghton meeting today at the Men’s Faculty Club.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
New York State
Ethical Code Committee
National Manpower Council
Columbia University
McIntosh
Helen Downes
Mirra Komarovsky
Phoebe Morrison
Ruth Houghton
Barnard
Practice Teaching Deadline Extended to March 31
Mrs. Anneke Verhave of the Dean's Office announces an extension for practice teaching applications to March 31. Application blanks are available in the Dean's Office at 117 Milbank.
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Anneke Verhave
Milbank
Barnard Greek Games to Highlight 53rd Annual Event
The Class of 1905 G G Founders will be special guests at Barnard College for the 53rd annual Greek Games at 3 p m Saturday in Barnard Gymnasium. About 240 freshmen and sophomores compete in torch hoop chariot and hurdle races discus and dancing honoring Demeter and Persephone. Two Greek students Agnes Vla vianos and Anna Triantafyllou lead roles as priestess and hoop-roller with faculty supervision by Marion Strong and Lelia Finan.
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DeFato Green Post A A Officers and Editor Election
Roberta Klugman elected Editor in Chief of Bulletin for 1955 56 defeating Carla Hitchcock. Kaplan named Fall Term Drive Chair. Joan de Fato elected vice president of AA Polly Green secretary and Louise Greene treasurer. Amendments give Honor Board authority over Honor Code cases.
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Roberta Klugman
Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Carla Hitchcock
Teri Kaplan
Pat Pomboy
Athletic Association
Joan de Fato
Polly Green
Louise Greene
Father Ford Lectures On Problems of Youth
Father George B. Ford pastor of Corpus Christi Church will address the Noon Meeting on Today's World and Youth's Equipment to Handle It. He served as counselor to Catholic students at Columbia University for sixteen years and now is vice-president of Freedom House with headquarters on 40th Street and Fifth Avenue. He also sits on the boards of Manhattanville Community Center and Morningside Heights Inc.
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Corpus Christi Church
Columbia University
Father Ford
Freedom House
40Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Manhattanville Community Center
Morningside Heights, Inc
New Political Club Holds First Meeting
Barnard's newly chartered Young Democratic Club elected Natalie Twersky head, with Marcia Young and Ruth Lanter as first and second vice presidents. Vivian Gruder, Hadassah Asdan, and Arlene Fischer were chosen for secretary and treasurer roles. The group aims to study Democratic policies via panels and round tables and plans trips to the United Nations and City Hall. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday, April 15 at noon.
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Young Democratic Club
Natalie Twersky
Marcia Young
Ruth Lanter
Vivian Gruder
Hadassah Asdan
Arlene Fischer
Democratic Party
United Nations
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