Stanfield Reports Soviet Policy Shifts at Moscow Congress
Prof Stanfield of Columbia outlines at the Van Am Forum how the Communist Party’s Moscow Congress revised Leninist tenets. He notes the triumph of Titoism, possible peaceful path to socialism, and dropping of inevitability of war, calling it a western victory in the evolving Soviet stance.
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Reps Select Barnard Delegates to National Conference
The Representative Assembly chose Ann Lord and Abby Mann to represent Barnard at the National Students Association conference at the University of Chicago August 21 31. Lord to attend NSA Student Body Presidents Conference three days earlier. Mann elected permanent senior delegate to NSA, replacing Elaine Greenberg. Budget votes allocate five dollars to Assemblies Committee five to Community Service and seventy five to Barnard Odette. Town Meeting Chair elected Cele Firestater. Editor Emily Buchwald granted 165 for Focus printing and alumnae mailing.
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Emily Bix Buchwald
Focus
Barnard Alumnae Plan June Reunion With Peardon Address
Barnard College hosts a June 6 reunion for classes from 1901 to 1955 and the pre 1900 343 group. Acting President Thomas P. Peardon will speak on A Thirty Year Perspective, followed by a Smorgasbord Supper, gym reception, Barnard Octet entertainment, and a Panorama Display of alumnae activity.
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Peggy Gilcher
Freshman Elections at Barnard Meeting
In the Minor Latham Theater at Tuesday's freshmen meeting Gail Bernstein and Margie Taub were elected delegates to the Barnard College Social Council. Jacqueline Zelniker was chosen editor of the Freshman Orientation Booklet, with candidates for delegate including Phyllis Ackerman Audrey Gold Peggy Isaacs and Miriam Jarblum and for editor Catherine Bigos Miriam Cushman Judy Greenbaum and Sue Oppenheimer.
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Latham Theater
Gail Bernstein
Margie Taub
Barnard College Social Council
Jacqueline Zelniker
Social Council
Phyllis Ackerman
Audrey Gold
Peggy Issacs
Miriam Jarblum
Miss Zelniker
Catherine Bigos
Miriam Cushman
Judi Greenbaum
Sue Oppenheimer
S.C. Appoints New Committee To Study Publicity Activities
A 1956 57 temporary undergraduate committee named the Committee on Publicity and General Student Activities will study campus publicity for assemblies elections teas attire and other student body matters Mimi Kurtz 57 leads the group which seeks broader campus publicity A poster on Jake will run tomorrow inviting sign ups for Undergraduate Publicity Chairman a post appointed by Student Council next Monday Kurtz will chair the new committee coordinating with Student Council and serve as a voting member of the P G S A panel until the term ends.
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Mimi Kurtz
Jake
P&gsa
Barnard Hall
Terry Gamba
Dolores Johnson
Dorothy Donnelly
Cherry White
Betsy Wolf
Five Barnard seniors gain admission to medical schools
Barnard College reports five seniors Ora Men delsohn Sandra Mogil Elaine Polit i Edith Tennenbaum Shapiro and Marlys Hearst accepted by New York Medical Schools Physicians and Surgeons Bellevue Medical School and New York State Medical School at Brooklyn. The bulletin notes applicants need a B average in science and may major in any field with required courses. A Pre Medical Committee led by Emma Stecher advises students, reviews grades and activities, and sends letters to schools in November.
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Ora Mendelsohn
Sandra Mogil
Elaine Politi
Edith Tennenbaum Shapiro
Marlys Hearst
New York Medical Schools
Physicians and Surgeons
Bellevue Medical School
New York State Medical School
Brooklyn
Nelson
Emma Stecher
Dressler and Salzman Win Honors Fellowships
Acting President Thomas P. Peardon announced 29 students honored at the annual Honors Assembly. Senior Miriam Dressler and Alice Salzman received top awards: the George Weldwood Murray Graduate Fellowship and the Grace Potter Rice Fellowship. Other prizewinners included Sylvia Snyder, Janet Gerard, Barbara Cahill, Judith Yedlin, Sara Brins, Tobi Bernstein, Marianne Whitfield Jackson, Anne Wilson, Susan Lederer, Francoise Dearden, Alice Beck, and Anna Schaffer.
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Thomas P. Peardon
Miriam Dressler
Alice Salzman
George Weldwood Murray
Grace Potter Rice
Sylvia Snyder
Mary E. Allison
Murray and Rice
Mona Tobin
Alice Beck
Loretta Lambert
Ora Mendelsohn
Hortense Calisher
Elizabeth Janeway
Janet Gerard
Barbara Cahill
Estelle Allison
Judith Yedlin
Sara Brinsmade
Helen Prince
Tobi Bernstein
Marianne Whitfield Jackson
Jean Willard Tatlock
Anne Wilson
Susan Lederer
Dean
Columbia University Press
Bulletin
Francoise Dearden
Alpha Zeta
Anna Schaffer
Susan Huntington Vernon
Alice Toth
Barnard Pre Law Club Plans Government Law Program
The Barnard Pre Law Club outlines next year’s program with speakers from government and law to attract students in social sciences and those aiming for law school. Trips to the Domestic Relations Court, usually closed to visitors, are planned from now through May. Newly elected officers are Sue Rosenthal, Anita Herman, Phyllis Shapiro, and Cele Friestater.
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Jake
Sue Rosenthal
Anita Herman
Phyllis Shapiro
Cele Friestater
Burrell to Speak on History and Human Limitation
Thirteen noon meeting in the College Parlor features Assistant Professor Sydney A Burrell of the History Department discussing History and the Sense of Human Limitation. The talk covers how European attitudes toward history and humanity have shifted over time.
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