Fishermen Sell Alumna to African Pygmies Tattooing Talk Debated
Barnard government major Arethusa Finkleschidt spoke on Tattooing Customs of the Pygmy Wamumba Tribe at the Sociology Major’s meeting. Her tale recounts a shipwreck rescue by fishermen and subsequent sale to the tribe, where her teaching of democracy drew taboo and led to return to the Americans.
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Arethusa Finkleschidt
Africa
Miss Finkleschidt
Barnard
France
Gold Coast
Wamumba Museum of Natural History
Wamumba
Alice through the medical office door in Wonderland
Alice enters a medical office portal and encounters Miss Rabbit and a Figure in White. Anxious, she explains a burned finger from helping a welder on a dorm. The Queen of Hearts appears and orders bandaging, ending the visit with a simple remedy.
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Lewis Carroll
Alice
Miss Rabbit
Wonderland
Queen of Hearts
Faculty Fights For 3 Sciences
Five science faculty members offered similar views on a proposed science survey course. They rejected the survey and backed a stringent three year plan with labs, proposing variants combining botany chemistry and geology or zoology geology and zoology. Henry Woorse urged three years of physics with lab.
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Emma D. Stickler
Ronald B. Itchie
Botany
John A. Bore
Henry 8. Dull
Henry S. Woorse
Barnard
Alaska Students Eye Northern Exchange Pilot Program
Representative Assembly created a pilot committee to study a Northern Exchange Program with the forty-ninth state. Nome student Helen Kalamee 7 63 urged the measure and was named temporary chair. She cited the Southern Exchange Program as incentive and warned Alaska’s image could suffer if not started. Public sentiment included a dog sled driver remark about Alaska’s people andBarnard students, plus concerns about Russia’s proximity. Strong local opinions praised Barnard students as pioneers in the Alaska context. Further proposals included screening and a broader program.
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Representative Assembly
Helen Kalamee
Nome
Miss Kalamee
Assembly
Barnard
Alaska
United States
Russia
Barefoot SANE Protesters Circling New York Area
SANE demonstrators in Manhattan, Long Island, and nearby New Jersey advocate peace and frugal dress to mirror world poverty. Columbia affiliate leader H M Suttee cites nonviolence against atomic change and Marxist redistribution themes amid a march described by city coordinator Red Khrustro.
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SANE
New York
Manhattan
Long Island
New Jersey
Tryside
Red Khrustro
Columbia Sane
H.M.S. Suttee
Mr. Suttee
Council Supports Daring Magazine Seeks Backer
At the final Student Council meeting on Monday the group voted to replace the Undergraduate Journal with a new publication tentatively named Fungirl. The magazine aims to showcase Barnard students talents with cartoons photographs and articles by faculty and students.
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Ruth II
Fungirl
Barnard
Barnard Plans Practical Work Experiences For Graduates
Barnard College outlines new programs for 1961 graduates to gain real world exposure beyond liberal arts training. Howard Johnsons will interview candidates for waiter and waitress posts next Wednesday, with no tips but extra ice cream to take home.
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Barnard
Ivory Tower
Howard Johnson Resaurants
Coune
John’s
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Kalamee
Northern
Suttee
Marx
Council
Daring Magazine
Europe
Laos
Angola
Leopoldville and
Scarsdale
Lasalle
Klein's Department Store
Lerner Shops
Ferrie Bootie
Debbie Reynolds
Eddie Hodges
Otto Preminger
Cleveland
Ferrie Bootie Hall
115Th Street
Park Ave
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