Coyne Ottolenghi elected Bulletin and Focus editors
Dorothy Coyne and Paola Ottolenghi were elected Bulletin editor-in-chief and Focus editor by the Representative Assembly and staff. Coyne won over Lynne Bresler and Ellen Schleicher citing creativity and impartiality. Betsy Cox was elected vice president of the Athletic Association, with Millicent Setterlee and Ruth Muller as other candidates.
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Dorothy Coyne
Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Lynne Bresler
Ellen Schleicher
Paola Ottolenghi
Focus
Athletic Association
Athletic Association Board
Betsy Cox
Millicent Setterlee
Ruth Muller
Miss Hesse
Barnard Alumnae Attend Greek Games Centennial Commemoration
Nine Barnard alumnae from the class of 1905 will join Greek Games guests this Saturday to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the annual competition. Twenty three members from the 1905 and 1906 classes, founders of the games in 1902, are invited with more expected to accept. A post event tea in the Deanery will include judges, escorts, advisers, committee chairmen, anniversary guests, and Barnard Club members. Dean Emeritus Virginia C. Gilder sleeve cannot attend due to illness.
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Barnard
Barnard Club
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Alice Bernheim
Samuel
Two Spanish Plays By Barnard Department This Weekend
Barnard's Spanish Department presents two plays this Friday and Saturday at 8 30 pm in Brinkerhoff Theater. Los Habladores by Cervantes and El Santo de la Isidra by Arnich es feature Mrs Amelia del Rio and Mr Angel del Rio directing with costumes by Margarita A Da Cal. Proceeds aid the department and club, funding renovations to the Milbank Hall Spanish Room.
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Barnard
Brinckerhoff Theater
Miguel de Cervantes
Carlos Arniches
Milbank Hall
Amelia de del Rio
el Santo de la Isidra
Angel del Rio
Margarita A. da Cal
Ambassadors Bokhari Gross Address Model UN Sessions
Ambassador Bokhari of Pakistan and Ambassador Ernest A Gross will headline the Twenty fifth Anniversary Model United Nations at Barnard College April 7 to 9. Vogt warned in a college assembly that resource abuse endangers survival and urged conservation amid global shortages.
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Bokhari
William Vogt
Ahmed Shah Bokhari
Pakistan
United Nations
Security Council
Ernest A. Gross
United States
Barnard College
United
Model International Assembly
Harrison Thomas
League of Nations Association
Model United Nations
H. Duncan Hall
Collegiate
Council For the United Nations
American Association For the United Nations
Dorothy Robins
AAUN
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York City
Long Island
Connecticut
Model League
Bar nard Hall appoints Blue Book Editor and Social Chair
Student Council announces Herberta Benjamin fifty four as Blue Book Editor and Jane Schmidt fifty four as Chair man of the Barnard Hall Social Committee. Benjamin previously served on Seph Fresh Formal Committee as Business Manager and runs WKCR. Schmidt is the sophomore Greek Games Entrance Chairman.
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Herberta Benjamin
Jane Schmidt
Barnard Hall
Miss Benjamin
Seph Fresh
WKCR
Model United Nations
Miss Schmidt
New Vote Planned in Junior Election For Webb Schmidt
Barbara Hesse and Ruth Ann Curtis were elected AA President and Honor Board Chair. A re-vote will be held next Tuesday to determine the junior class president with candidates Jane Webb and Jane Schmidt. Last week 289 voted for AA President and 309 for Honor Board. 94 sophomores voted for next year's junior president.
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Barbara Hesse
Ruth Ann Curtis
Athletic Association
Jane Webb
Jane ‘Schmidt
Commager Appointed Harmsworth History Professor at Oxford
Dr. Henry Steele Commager of Columbia University becomes Harold Vyvyan Harmsworth Professor of American History at Oxford for 1952-53. He is the third Columbia faculty member to hold the post, following Allan Nevins and Louis Hacker, and previously taught at Cambridge and served in wartime Britain.
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Henry Steele Commager
Columbia University
Harold Vyvyan Harmsworth
Oxford University
Professor Commager
Columbia
Allan Nevins
Louis Hacker
Commager
Cambridge University
Pitt
Britain
Office of War Information
War Department
Junior Class Party At Barnard Hall Cafeteria
The junior class and Columbia Law School host a party in Barnard Hall cafeteria from 4 to 7pm on Thursday April 3. Admission requires a can of juice pineapple orange grape or grapefruit to be brought to a booth on Jake Monday or Tuesday. Forty girls are asked to sign a poster on Jake indicating attendance and what they will bring.
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Columbia Law School
Barnard Hall
Jake
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Focus Editors
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Miss Coyne
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College Assembly
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Curtis
Benjamin
Schmidt
Webb
Miss Curtis
Abby
Oxford
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