Barnard Delegates Named to NSA CUSC for 1949 50
New Barnard delegates to the Columbia University Student Council for 1949 50 are Ann Hicks and Joanne Mac Manus with Bernice Greenfield and Carolyn Kimmerfield as alternates. Also chosen were Vivian Feigenbaum Marilyn Schulhof and Rosemary Beeching as Barnard’s NAS slate to represent the university in the National Students Association. final selections rest with the Student Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hicks
Joanne MacManus
Barnard
Columbia University
Bernice Greenfield
Carolyn Kimmerfield
Miss Hicks
Miss MacManus
N.S.A
Miss Greenfield
Vivienne Feigenbaum
Marilyn Schulhof
Rosemary Beeching
Miss Feigenbaum
Miss Beeching
Miss Schulhof
CUSC Reverses Decision and Approves Gus Hall Speech
Columbia University Student Council reversed its prior ban on Gus Hall speaking before the Marxist Society and allowed the remarks on May 5 after failing to rescind the denial by a two thirds vote. CSO officials were not officially notified of the carte blanche policy and must approve any policy change before it takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University Student Council
Gus Hall
Marxist Society
CUSC
Enrique J. Zanetti
CSO
Zanetti
Hall
UN State Department Internship Offers Students Summer and Year Work
United Nations Intern Program offers four U.S. college students a chance to work in the UN Secretariat from July 11 to September 2 with duties in research report writing and staff support. Eligible applicants include Americans who have completed two years of college. foreign students may apply through their country reps at the UN. Columbia University selects three students for the U.S. quota of four internships. final choice rests with the State Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
United States State Department
United States
U.N
Board of Selection
Columbia University
Department of State
Senior Class Night Invitations and Admission Cards Distributed
Seniors will receive invitations for Senior Class Night and admission cards from today through Friday in the Conference Room between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Four admission cards for the Diploma Ceremony accompany Columbia commencement tickets, distributed after May 11 through the Social Affairs Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Social Affairs Office
Alumnae Gifts Rise for Barnard College Fund
Barnard alumnae contributed 23561 dollars in unrestricted funds since July 1 1948. Miss Mae Belle Beith chair of the Alumnae Fund Committee reported at the dean's party last Tuesday. Donors rose 89 percent to 2125 with unrestricted gifts up about 140 percent from the prior year. She credited regional and class agents and campus tours by metropolitan area agents for the increase.
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Barnard
Mae Belle Beith
Miss Beith
Open Annex as Step in Barnard Development Plan
The new Student Annex, the first campus building completed since 1925, will be formally opened at noon on Wednesday May 4 as part of Barnard's Development Plan. Dean Millicent C. McIntosh will present the key to Mary Jean Huntington, Undergraduate president, on the terrace in front of the Annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Millicent C. McIntosh
Mary Jean Huntington
Barnard Honors 31 Students Elect for Phi Beta Kappa
Barnard Hall hosts open house noon to 6 pm for students faculty and staff as 31 students from the class of 1949 are elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Installation set for May 9. Annex at Barnard Hall adds Focus Mortarboard Bulletin offices with new day student facilities and a student operated snack bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumnae Association
Barnard Hall
Eileen Howley
Barnard
Columbia
Phi Beta Kappa
Anne Heene
Eleanor de Antonio
Lois Boochever
Rose Kopelman Breinin
Mary Berlin Burden
Patricia Cecere
Anne Durescoe
Jewel Fewkes
Lucille Frackman
Sally Graham
Donna Harding
Mary Harry
Alice Israel Jacobson
Jeanne John
Mildred Joachim Kafka
Marilyn Karmason
Bulletin
Focus
Mortarboard
Alice Currier
Dietitian
Foreign Study Programs Set for Barnard Students
Plans completed for fifteen Barnard College history students traveling to Europe this summer under Madame Charlotte Muret supervision. They depart New York June 7 aboard the Marine Flash, stay in Paris, then proceed to the University of Lausanne with Swiss host families. After August 23 they may tour France or Italy. estimated cost $750. Included are Anne Atheling Mella Brand Andrea Bulson Margaret De Vecchi Mary Evans Barbara Fisher Diane Gould Charlotte Jarvis Arlene Stone Hope Porto Carrera.
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Europe
Charlotte Muret
Department of History
New York
Marine Flash
Paris
University of Lausanne
France
Italy
Barnard
Anne Atheling
Mella Brand
Andrea Bulson
Margaret de Vecchi
Mary Evans
Barbara Fisher
Diane Gould
Charlotte Jarvis
Arlene Stone
Hope Porto-Carrera
Drum in Legend at Brander Matthews Theatre May 4 7
Columbia Theatre Associates presents a musical drama A Drum in Legend at Brander Matthews Theatre from May 4 to 7 with Columbia Operatic Workshop students and professional singers. Performances at 840 p.m. and a Saturday matinee at 2 40 p.m. Tickets 1.20 at the theatre box office. The play, written by Mrs Helen Carus, is a fantasy about a veteran readjustment, with music funded by the Alice M Ditson Fund supporting contemporary American composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre Associates
Brander Matthews Theatre
Columbia Operatic Workshop
Sander Matthews Theatre
Helen Carus
Alice M. Ditson
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NSA
Frederick King
State Department
Dean
Honor Society
Hannah Spitzer Levin
Marcia McMichael
Helen McShane
Cristina de Mello
Zoya Mikulovsky
Janet Mora
Dorothy Partington
Diana Chang Roskolenko
Betty Rubenstein
Alma Schumacher
Judith Marcus da Silva
Lois Loons
Lilly Stern
Lucy Swift
Marian Bernstein Wiesenberg
Lenore Zohman
Richard Whitney
Dean McIntosh
Whitney
Alfred Hess
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