Art and Music Highlight Creative Arts Confab at Columbia
A student art exhibit and all student concert marked the Creative Arts Conference sponsored by the Columbia University Student Council. Exhibits ran last Wednesday and the concert Friday night featured original works by Columbia students and graduates and performances by Leyna Gabriele, Hubert Doris, David R Williams and others. The event showcased paintings designs sculptures mosaics and architectural models including the Loewenfish Prize winning Polar Animals by Leon Hart.
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Columbia University Student Council
Rotunda
Low Library
Florence Ruben
John Frank
Kay Lehmann
Leon Hart
Bronx Zoo
Columbia
Hubert Doris
David R. Williams
Mr. Doris
Leyna Gabriele
John Donne
David T. Williams
Courtenay Cauble
Franklin Hellman
Fresh Finish Selecting New Class Officers
Freshman class held elections Friday March 25 for Vice President Secretary Treasurer and Representative Assembly. Lily Shimamoto elected Vice President Debby Stashower outlined secretary duties Rosalind Newman chosen secretary from Marilyn Gale Rosalind Newman and Marge Travato Sandra Sickles elected treasurer Assembly results to be posted today Sybil Stocking elected Greek Games Chairman Marion Dusser de Barenne thanked members for cooperation for the year.
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Representative Assembly
Lily Shimamoto
Debby Stashower
Rosalind Newman
Marilyn Gale
Marge Travato
Sandra Sickles
Treas
Sybil Stocking
Marion Dusser de Barenne
Italian Premier Scelba to Receive Columbia Honorary Law Doc
Premier Mario Scelba of Italy will be awarded an Honorary Doctor of Laws by Columbia University during his U S visit. The ceremony is set for 4 p m Friday April 1 in the Rotunda Low Memorial Library with Foreign Minister Gaetano Martino in attendance.
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Mario Scelba
Italy
Columbia University
United States
Grayson Kirk
Rotunda
Low Memorial Library
Scelba
Columbia
Gaetano Martino
Harry J. Carman
Columbia College
John M. Krumm
University
St. Paul’s Chapel
Casa Italiana
Leopold Arnaud
Columbia School of Architecture
Dean Arnaud
Fortune Pope
New York
Friends of the Casa Italiana, Inc
Martino
Spring Tennis Court Regulations by PE Dept
The Physical Education department announces spring rules for tennis court use. Undergraduates guests and faculty staff or alumnae may obtain permits from the PE office or Miss Harriet Benson. Reservations on sign-up sheets are due at least one day before play, with Arden courts open weekends only. The groundsman enforces rules, and noncompliance may lead to permit withdrawal.
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Physical Education Department
Physical Education Office
Harriet Benson
Athletic Association
Sophomore Claim to Greek Games Championship Continues
Sophomores Elizabeth MacPherson and Rhoda Mermelstein led efforts as wreath chairs for athletic and dance costumes in the Greek Games. Beatrice Steiner, Emily Bix Buchwald, and Frances Ellen Deutsch were honored for winning contributions while Irene Fekete and Sandy McCaw earned lyrics prizes. Discus and hurdling placed students from both classes as the games opened with a traditional ceremony led by faculty supervision.
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Persephone
Hades
Demeter
Elizabeth MacPherson
Rhoda Mermelstein
Miriam Kurtz
Sondra Sickles
Pearl Siegel
Dolores Johnson
Irene Chu
Rosamond Greely
Edmonia Johnson
Doris Platzker
Lily Shimamoto
Dorothy Donnelly
Martha Harris
Mary Janet Slifer
Vlavianos
June Knight
Marion Strong
Lelia M. Finan
Two Barnard Graduates ’53 land TV writing success
Lois Balk and Carol Honig, Barnard graduates of 1953, sold three sketches to NBC via Jules Green after meeting Steve Allen's manager. They wrote for The Continental and Mr. Peepers, later developing a daytime serial. Both New York natives collaborate, swapping ideas and seizing opportunities in television writing.
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Barnard
Lois Balk
Carol Honig
Steve Allen
NBC
Jules Green
Nbc-Tv
Mr. Peepers
Four Lectures on Religion by Dr. Wach at Harkness Theater
Dr. Joachim Wach of the Federated Theological Faculties of Chicago University presents a four part lecture series on the sociology and interpretation of religious experience. Sponsored by the American Council of Learned Societies committees, the talks run in the Harkness Theater Butler Library with sessions this afternoon at 5 10 and concluding Friday on worship and religious services.
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Joachim Wach
Harkness Theater
Federated Theological Faculties
Chicago University
Committee On the History of Religions of the
American Council of Learned Societies
Butler Library
Columbia Department of Religion
Columbia Universitys 1955 Summer Session Plans Released
The 56th Summer Session Bulletin announced by Dr. Thomas C. Izard sets a six week session from July 5 to August 12 with June 30 and July 1 registration. 115 of 535 instructors come from other institutions including Dr Kenneth B Clark and Dr Ronald E Robinson. Courses include four Europe offerings and new United Nations Government course alongside intensive foreign language study in seven languages.
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Columbia University
Thomas C. Izard
Columbia
Kenneth B. Clark
College of the City of New York
Supreme Court
Ronald E. Robinson
Cambridge University
England
John S. Whale
Cheshunt College
Europe
United Nations
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 can be obtained in the Dean's Office at 117 Milbank.
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Anneke Verhave
Milbank
Swarthmore Dean Presents on Greek Art
Swarthmore College dean of women Professor Susan P. Dobbs will discuss Greek Art as the third talk in a series on Facets of Greek Civilization. The lecture, with slides Dobbs shot during Greek field work, focuses on archaeological aspects of Greek art in buildings statues and ruins.
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Susan P. Dobbs
Swarthmore College
Latham
Miss Cobbs
Greece
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