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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1961

Page

4

Columbia Names Pulitzer Winners 1961

Columbia University President Grayson Kirk to announce the 1961 Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism, Letters, Drama and Music. Prizes honor public service, local reporting, national and international affairs, editorials, cartoons, photography, fiction, drama, history, and biography with jurors submitting 2 to 5 recommendations.

Columbia University Grayson Kirk Joseph Pulitzer Graduate School of Journalism United States United Nations

New York Announces Salary Scale for Employment Interviewer

The New York State Employment Service reveals a training salary of 4906 dollars rising to 5246 after six months for the Employment Interviewer role. Duties include interviewing, counseling, and placement, with training in personnel techniques and a state funded benefits package. Civil Service exam set for June 24. applications due May 22 via Barnard Placement Office.

New York State Employment Service Civil Service Barnard

Bennett Considers Translator on Elizabethan Translation

Stanley Bennett, vice president of the British Academy and author, spoke at the English Conference on Elizabethan translations. He argued translation surged then, shaping authors and readers and steering English toward a poetic language. Translators favored historians and Roman writers, with notable works from Ariosto Cervantes and Terence.

Stanley Bennett The British Academy Aeschylus Sophocles Euripides Aristotle Cicero Plautus Terrence Seneca Ariosto and Casiglione Spain Cervantes

Senior Week Interviews Planned for ‘62 Activities

Anita Hymen and the Class of ’62 Executive Committee will interview candidates for Senior Week and various chairmanships. Interviews set for Monday May 1 at 5:00 p.m. in Brooks living room and Thursday May 4 at 1:00 p.m. in 204B for social delegate AA representative historian blazer Sundries editor and placement office rep.

Anita Hymen Brooks Sundries

Architects Debate Facing Modern Building Challenges

At a Columbia School of Architecture symposium on Aesthetic Expression of Modern Technology, leaders like Peter Blake Ludvig Mies van Der Rohe and James Fitch discuss architecture as self expression. They emphasize human identity in a tech world faster construction and mass production while maintaining beauty and accessibility for all.

Columbia School of Architecture Peter Blake Ludvig Mies van der Rohe James Fitch Frank Lloyd Wright

Lorch Explains Dialogues of Humanist Philosopher

Professor Maristella De Panizza Lorch discussed Epicunanisma in the Early Italian Renaissance at a Noon meeting. She explored Lorenz Valla and his De Voluptate, noting Valla's role at the Papal court and the three-life conceptions in his dialogue.

Lorch Maristella de Panizza Lorch Valla Lorenza Valla Rome Papal Valia

Stabler Wins Samuel S. Fels Fellowship for PhD Work

Miss Elizabeth Stabler, Government Department lecturer and Barnard alumna, earns the Samuel S. Fels Fellowship for doctoral dissertation on Individual Democracy and Comitees d Enterprises in Post War France. Fellowships support social science and humanities PhD candidates with Columbia Princeton Harvard Cornell ties.

Elizabeth Stabler Government Department Samuel S. Fels Comitees d'Enterprises France Stabler Barnard Columbia Miss Stabler

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