Faculty Council Meets to Address Student Issues at Barnard
The meeting of old and new Student Council members and the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs discussed Mortarboard co editors and adding a faculty adviser. Plans included a deadline sheet with Katherine Goodwin and Public Relations Office. Ann Lord reported Barnard Seven College Conference progress and commuter facilities hours.
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Authors Talk On Thinking and Female Role at Barnard
Two authors address Barnard groups this week on feminism and negative thinking. Miss Elizabeth Hardwick discusses Current American Attitudes on Feminism at the American Civilization lecture, while Associate Professor Barry Ulanov speaks on The Power of Negative Thinking at the Thursday Noon Meeting.
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Barnard Professor Wins Guggenheim Fellowship
Associate English professor Dr. Eleanor Rosenberg receives a Guggenheim Fellowship for work on Tudor Renaissance and literary criticism titled A Study of Literature in the New World as known in Tudor England. The foundation grants support for scholars and creative achievement to advance research.
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To Mother Bare's Cubs Springtime Verses
A playful verse about spring and dressing, humor and restraint, urging cautious courting and tempered laughter amid jungle whimsy.
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Two Seniors Win Scholarship Aid at Assembly Honors
At the annual Honors Assembly on April 30 Barnard College recognized senior excellence across subjects. Emily Bix Buchwald received the George Welwood Murray Graduate Fellowship and Estelle M. Allison prize for literature, plus the Amy Loveman Poetry Prize for “A Cabin Summer.” Marion Beckman won the Grace Potter Rice Fellowship in natural sciences and mathematics, with Ann Lord earning the Frank Gilbert Bryson Prize. Elizabeth Janeway presented prizes for prose writing to Jan Burroway 58 and Rosellen Brown received the Freshman English Prize for initial course writing.
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Kasse Wins Top Prize in Asiatic Journal Essay Contest
Reiko Kasse from Tokyo wins first prize in the fifth annual essay contest by The Asian Student. Her piece titled The Role of Religion in Modern Asia argues religion and science need not conflict and promotes genuine sympathy as the core of democracy.
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Elections Held by 57 58 Classes for New Leaders
Sophomore and junior classes elected officers for next year. Juniors chose Hannah Rardow Senior Week Chair and Ann Wilson Senior Week Business Manager. Ruth Helfand to Political Council. Deb orah Stashower Honor Board. Phyllis Steinberg Social Airman. Sophomores named Jane Zuckerman Junior Show Chairman. Fran Horak and Mimi Klein noted in various roles. CUSC delegates chosen by Representative Assembly.
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Gilbert & Sullivan Society Presents Summer Operettas on Campus
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society stages Pirates of Penzance Patience Ruddigore H M S Pinafore and Trial by Jury at Minor Latham Playhouse from July 4 through Labor Day. Subscriptions priced at 250 for individuals and eight dollars for four performances. Auditions May 11 and 12 with Sarah Pietsch as general manager Betts McCormick as stage director and Art Komar as music director.
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Student extension rules for written work deadline
A student may request a three week extension by obtaining written permission on a registrar card before the due date. The card must be filed in the office by the original due date and no later than Friday May 10. If work is not submitted by June 25 it will automatically be graded F.
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