Senior Week Events Set From May 29 At Barnard
Senior Week begins May 29 with cap and gown pickup in Barnard Hall room 207 from 11 30 a m to 4 p m. Rehearsals follow May 29 and June 2 at 1 p m. commencement at 9 30 a m May 29 June 2 and June 4. The week includes prom May 30 at Hotel Pierre Roof Garden and Baccalaureate Service June 1 at St Pauls Chapel with Ivy Ceremony and Tea at 5. Alumnae reception June 3 on Brooks Lawn.
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Barnard Hall
Hotel Pierre Roof Garden
St. Paul’s Chapel
Brooks Lawn
AI Association
Hewitt Hall
Barnard
Milbank
Committee On Public Ceremonies
Law Library
Columbia
Jake
Social Council to coordinate Barnard Columbia College activities
The Representative Assembly authorizes a Social Council to integrate Barnard social life and coordinate with Columbia College and the University. Chairman Jane Schmidt states it will schedule events to avoid exam clashes, discuss social problems, and submit plans to the Calendar Committee. Invitations issued to Columbia College and graduate schools for a meeting to prepare next year’s program.
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Barnard
Representative Assembly
Jane Schmidt
Social Council
Columbia College
Erratum Bulletin Corrects Democracy Article Text
The Erratum Bulletin notes an error in Monday's issue in Kathy Burge's democracy article at Bar nard. The correct sentence should say Constituent parts of our student organization which act as watchdogs on each other criticize each other's actions and seek to translate their peculiar wishes into legislation should be encouraged, not condemned.
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Bulletin
Kathy Burge
Barnard
French Club Elects Muller President
The French Club elected Ginette Muller 53 as president for the coming school year. Jane Collier 53 is vice president, Monique Adam and Caroline Look 54 secretaries, Trixie Freund 53 treasurer, Connie Benjamin 53 social chairman, Annick Szuedroi publicity chairman, Millicent Satterlee 53 business manager. The Lutheran Club of Columbia University elected Charles Freiman president, Hannah Kiep 53 vice president, Elaine Musgrove 55 secretary.
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Ginette Muller
Jane Collier
Monique Adam
Caroline Look
Trixie Freund
Connie Benjamin
Annick Szuedroi
Millicent Satterlee
Lutheran Club of
Columbia University
Charles Freiman
Hannah Kiep
Elaine Musgrove
Barnard Hosts American Country Dance Society Festival
Barnard College will host the American Country Dance Society for its twenty sixth annual Spring Festival featuring exhibition and audience participation dances including square Morris and sword dances. The event occurs Saturday May 3 in Barnard gymnasium with general admission one dollar or 75 cents for students. attire includes cotton dresses for women and white ducks or tailored slack suits for men.
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Barnard College
American Country Dance Society
Holland
Physical Education Department
Society
New York
Barnard Gymnasium
Kirk Releases CU Statement On University Union Control
The article reports Kirk defending university policy against coercive shutdowns and noting that collective bargaining for maintenance workers was granted in 1945 only under War Labor Board pressure. It also notes a halted T W U negotiation on campus after Bentley C Hobson suffered a heart attack, impacting strike talks.
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Columbia
Bentley C. Hobson
T.W.U
Matter at Low Temperatures Topic of Math Club Talk
Henry Boorse professor of physics spoke to the Math Club on very low temperatures. He described liquid helium creeping up container sides near two degrees absolute and noted high thermal conductivity. He emphasized the limited knowledge of interparticle forces at low temperatures.
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Henry Boorse
Math Club
Boorse
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