Wittkower Sees High Renaissance as Religious in Core
Professor Rudolf Wittkower of Columbia argues the High Renaissance from 1500 to 1515 was fundamentally religious, not worldly, with Raphael illustrating a new enthusiasm in Rome after 1512 and Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel frescoes offering deep symbolism. he notes a shift from medieval to Renaissance imagery and counters claims of a sudden pagan revival.
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New Officers Assume Jobs At Assembly
The Undergraduate Association prepares for installation on Tuesday April 2 at 1 p m in the gym. Outgoing President Ann Lord will review the year and Bear Pin awards honor seniors and an honorary pin goes to a student organization and a faculty member. Millicent McIntosh will speak. Margot Lyons will take the oath as incoming president and swear in the Student Council and Representative Assembly members for 1957 58.
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Three Native Americans Win Fulbright Scholarships
Arletta Guggenheim, Eugenia Noik and Catherine Comes receive Fulbright awards for 1957-58. Noik and Guggenheim study French literature in France with university placements at Aix-M Marseille and Lille respectively, while Comes pursues economics at Victoria University in Wellington, New Zealand.
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University of Aix
Assembly Votes Referendum On Issue of Group Affiliation
Voting results show members J. Gottlieb 57 votes against group affiliation with a yes tally by P. Baly 59 and A. Berg 57 along with D. Dibbell 57 D. Donnelly 57 E. Greenberg 58 B. Herman 60 F. Horak 59 R. Simon 757 N. Slater 260 as the decisive figures in the referendum.
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Editor names new board at annual bulletin dinner
The Dormitory Executive Committee elected last Monday nominated five officers and will complete voting today. Incoming Editor-in-Chief Judy Smith announced the Senior Managing Board with Fran Dearden as Managing Editor and Enid Reichel and Rachel Mayer to lead News and Editorials.
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Rachel Mayer
Ruth Helfand
Audrey Ann Appel
Joan Kent
Diana Rosenberg
Sue Oppenheimer
Janet Steinfeld
Sue Wartur
Jackie Znicker
Firth Hang
Joyce Hill
Barnard Considers Referendum on National Club Affiliations
Barnard College Representative Assembly approved a school wide referendum on chartering nationally affiliated adult groups. Forty members voted for the motion with nine against after tallying absentees and proxy votes. Undergraduate Officers will oversee the referendum process and pre vote meetings.
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Authority on Whitehead Addresses Students on Religion
Miss Dorothy Emmet of Manchester University will speak on The Language and Expression of Religion this Friday at 9 am in Room 37 Milbank. The talk follows her studies of Whitehead's philosophy at Harvard and precedes Religion 26 discussions led by Ursula M. Miebuhy with open attendance for students.
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Miss Mary Currier dies at 60 former Barnard food services director
Miss Mary A. Currier, longtime director of food services at Barnard College for eight years, died in her sleep at Brooks Hall at age 60. A Skidmore graduate of 1917 and former Skidmore Alumni Association president, she served overseas with the American Red Cross from 1943 to 1948 before joining Barnard in 1949.
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