Assembly selects officers for final meeting of the year
At the last meeting of the year Representative Assembly elected Barbara Reade Press Board Chairman Claire Stern Eligibility Chairman and Louise Comer Curriculum Chairman. Mildred Rubinstein was chosen as delegate to the American Youth Congress Model Community with Anne Milman as alternate.
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Representative Assembly
Barbara Reade
Claire Stern
Louise Comer
Mildred Rubinstein
American Youth Congress
Marietta
Ohio
Anne Milman
Bulletin
Barnard
New York Times
Elinor Levison
Shirley Simon
Press Board
Barbara Sapinsly
Esther Anderson
Elizaeth Jackson
Wigs and Cues Production Presents Three One Act Plays
The review covers Wigs and Cues Spring Plays featuring The Nursery Maid of Heaven by Thomas Wood Stevens directed by Joan Roth 41 praised for unity and dignified acting, and The Dear Departed praised for its material but criticized for uneven cueing.
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Mildred Rubinstein
Thomas Wood Stevens
Joan Roth
Stevens
Jeanne Paul
Elizabeth Muller
Stalanta
Peggy Madden
Nancy Wagner
Benevenuta
Jane Goldstein
Stanley Houghton
Gertrude Smith
Programs For Next Year Must Be Filed Today
All students must file programs in the Registrar's Office by 4 PM this afternoon. Lateness incurs a 10 dollar penalty and 20 dollars for filing after Commencement. Prospective juniors and seniors need adviser signatures on the elective blank. sophomores require adviser signatures on the first card of the triplicate program and on the substitution slip if they fail the foreign language test.
Rockwell Elected Camp Chairman At Annual Elections
Virginia Rockwell, class 39, was elected Camp Chairman after two days of voting. She served on the Greek Games Athletics Committee and the Camp Committee and completed the June Camp Course. The June Camp Course runs from June 3 to 18. Edwina Dusenberry was previously elected but resigned to become Barnard Hall Social Chairman. Jane Seymour was the other candidate.
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Virginia Rockwell
Miss Rockwell
Edwina Dusenberry
Barnard Hall
Jane Seymour
Pre Meds Hear Dr Mulholland on Medical Education
Dr Mulholland Assistant Dean at Bellevue Hospital spoke to the Pre Medical Society in New York City on April 29. He discussed hospital organization and the teaching hospital, noted trends in women’s admission to medical schools, and described Abraham Flexner’s reform movement shaping non profit medical education.
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New York City
Mulholland
Bellevue Hospital
Premedical Society
Johns Hopkins
Abraham Flexner
Wih
Consul Analyzes Czech Politics
Dr. Josef Hance, Czechoslovakian consul to New York, told a joint Patriots and Social Science Union meeting in the College Parlor that nationalities are the core issue in Czechoslovakia. He noted it as highly industrialized with 62 percent city dwellers and a two percent unemployment rate.
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Josef Hance
New York City
Patriots
Social Science Union
Czechoslovakia
Hane
Danubian
Europe
Germany
Dr. Hane
Danube
Drang Nech Osten
Phi Beta Kappa Elects Barnard Seniors
The Barnard chapter of Phi Beta Kappa elected a cohort of senior students including Carol Warner Gluck Marjorie Diane Harwich Elspeth Vaughan Davies Helen Babette Hirsch Kathryn Smul Jacqueline Dawson Dorothy Lorraine Colodny Doris Hope Milman Marion Florence Shaycott Harriet Frances Bailey Patricia Colbeth Emery Charlotte Ferris Bentley sara Maxine Meyer Miriam Scott Spencer Sallie Louise Beaman Jean M Libman Leonore Schanhaus Sarah Burton Ives Alene Ella Freudenheim Frances Elizabeth Meyer Harriet Emily Harlin Edna Lee Holtzman at a Barnard chapter meeting held last Thursday evening.
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Kathryn Smul
Jacqueline Dawson
Dorothy Lorraine Colodny
Charlotte Ferris Bentley Sara Maxine Meyer
Miriam Scott Spencer Sallie
Louise Beaman
Jean M. Libman Leonore Schanhaus
Sarah Burton Ives Alene Ella Freudenheim
Frances Elizabeth Meyer Harriet Emily Harlin
Edna Lee Holtzman
Philosophy Major Selected Student Fellow at Barnard
Caroline Babcock chosen Student Fellow for the coming year after an undergraduate election. Dorothy Colodny named alternate. 50914 votes cast. Babcock plans to study at Oxford next year, continuing philosophy or psychology. Colodny active in student publications and Greek Games activities.
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Caroline Babcock
Dorothy Colodny
Miss Babcock
Oxford
Barnard
Miss Colodny
Charlotte Bentley
Helen Hirsch
Sarah Ives
Jevelyn Lichtenberg
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Louise Gregory
Claire Howard
Mary F. McBride
Elspeth Davies
Joan Raisbeck
Barnard names Caroline Babcock 1938 39 student fellow
Caroline Babcock, Barnard's 1938 39 student fellow, learned of her election Friday at the riding stables. A philosophy student who has worked in psychology research and will study at Oxford next year she dreams of seeing England's cathedrals and riding in Irish donkey carts. She called the honor the greatest Barnard offers and spoke of spending much of her life in England.
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Miriam Weber
Cincinnatus
Rome
Caroline Babcock
Barnard
Miss Babcock
Oxford
England
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Reade
Stern
Comer
M. Rubinstein
Rockwell
Dr. Mulholland
Babcock
Phi Beta Kappa
The
New York Delta of
Scholastic Honorary Society
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