Princeton Model Security Council Brings Eleven Colleges
Conference reports the second annual Princeton Model Security Council with eleven colleges, Bar nard's team portraying the Soviet delegation including Joan Bramnick Fran Horak and Gloria Strassheim. The model opened with a UK UN official speaking on procedure, followed by a simulated Arab Israeli crisis and a cease fire resolution. A Saturday disarmament session failed to conclude due to Soviet veto abuse provoking other delegations.
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Barnard
Joan Bramnick
Fran Horak
Gloria Strassheim
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Syria
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Menorah Chooses Officers for the 56 57 term
The Menorah Society elected officers for 1956 57 with Gloria Strassheim as President and Annette Baer as Vice President. Polly Levin and Susan Braun were named Secretary and Treasurer, Judi Greenbaum as member at large. The new officers were introduced at the Monday meeting where a panel of foreign students spoke on their experiences.
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Annette Baer
Polly Levin
Susan Braun
Judi Greenbaum
Honors Assembly Awards Given to Barnard Students
Roberta Green won the Allen Prize and the Cohn Mathematical Prize. Hazel Gerber received the Frank Gilbert Bryson Memorial Prize for her Barnard career. Catherine Comes earned the Katherine E Provost Memorial Prize for economics. Imelda Lorens won the Edna Henry Bennett Memorial Prize for summer lab work. Ora Mendelsohn got the von Wahl Prize in Zoology. Alice Salzman and Marilyn Goldberg Heller earned the Institute of Chemists Medal and Marie Reimer Scholarship. Loretta Lambert and Lily Ava Lonnquist shared the Herbert Maule Richards Award in Botany. Joan DeFato and Joan Felder won the Herman Botanical Prize. Alice Horowitz received the Marget Meyer Graduate Scholarship for secretarial instruction. Joan B Mayer won the Caroline Gallup Read Prize. Jade Mok earned Honorable Mention.
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Roberta Green
Cohn
Hazel Gerber
Frank Gilbert Bryson
Barnard
Catherine Comes
Katherine E. Provost
Edna Henry Bennett
Imelda Llorens
Ora Mendelsohn
von Wahl
Alice Salzman
Marilyn Goldberg Heller
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Marie Reimer
Loretta Lambert
Lily Ava Lonnquist
Herbert Maule Richards
Herman
Joan DeFato
Joan Felder
Marget Meyer
Alice Horowitz
Joan B. Mayer
Caroline Gallup Read
Jade Mok
Eisenhower Favored by College Editors in NYU Poll
A poll of 47 college newspaper editors shows 55 percent backing Dwight D. Eisenhower for president while Adlai E. Stevenson gets 26 percent. Chief Justice Earl Warren Senator Estes Kefauver and Governor Averell Harriman also receive support. Five editors remain undecided. The survey covers views on federal aid to education desegregation and political interest among students.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Journalism Department of
New York University
School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Earl Warren
Estes Kefauver
Averell Harriman
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