Mixed campus events and performances bulletin
Bulletin lists tickets for the 1962-63 Mixer on May 4 with entertainment by Dave Winters orchestra. Also notes Netherlands music concert at 4 30 pm in 204B, Columbia Composers concert at 8 pm, The Philanthropes May 3 4 5 at 8 30 pm in Minor Latham Playhouse, Economics Luncheon Friday at Deanery 12 pm, German Play rehearsal 304B 4 pm tomorrow, Dormitory Coffee Hour Friday 4 pm Brooks Living Room, Parents Party 4 pm Friday MLP Ella Weed Room, Spring Barbecue May 6 Barnard Camp Westchester with bus at 10 am return 6 pm, transportation charges listed.
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Finay
Jake
Dave Winters
Why Doc
Latham Playhouse
Ferris Booth
Barnard
Student council budget details for upcoming year
Activities continue on Page 1 as groups await renewal. Budget packets must be submitted to Marion Rosenthal ’64, treasurer of Undergrad, by Tuesday May 15. Funds vary. closed groups receive none while open meeting service groups may qualify. Council plans include activity calendar coordination and Freshman Orientation events in September.
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Marion Rosenthal
Central Committee toasts to all Spor ses ana, cope
A readable fragment lists numerous sponsors and names amid a garbled line of text. The central note mentions a 6 Central Committee event or meeting in an MLp setting, with several individuals named in a sponsor-like capacity. The exact roles and full details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Wulby
Eloeg
Central
Como
Romney to Receive 1962 Lamb Award for Management
George Romney, former president of American Motors, named recipient of the 1962 Edward Lamb Award for Excellence in Management by the Columbia Graduate School of Business. Selection was by a committee including William Benton, Erwin Canham, Marion Folsom, Robert McCracken, Alfred Neal, and Courtney Brown.
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George Romney
American Motors Corporation
Edward Lamb
Columbia Graduate School of Business
Grayson Kirk
William Benton
Encyclopedia Britannica
Erwin D. Canham
The
Christian Science Monitor
United States Chamber of Commerce
Marion B. Folsom
Eastman Kodak Company
Health, Education, and Welfare
Robert J. McCracken
Riverside Church
Alfred C. Neal
Committee For Economic Development
Courtney C. Brown
Graduate School For Business
Barnard Volleyball Team Dominates City Meet 4-0
Barnard’s volleyball squad finished 4-0 in a six-school city meet defeating Hunter downtown 9-7, Hunter uptown 18-7, St Joseph’s 16-4, and Queens 18-5. Players Adelman Regal Cowan Glasberg Kurland Schneider starred under coach Edith Mason. New York University placed second at 3-1, edged by dual Hunter squads.
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Barnard
New York University
Queens
Hunter Uptown
Hunter Downtown
St. Josephs
Naomi Adelman
Sally Cowan
Irene Glasberg
Roselle Kurland
Anne Marie Regal
Rita Schneider
Edith Mason
St. Joseph's
Hunter
R.K
Columbia Law Students Present Moot Court Sessions
Columbia Law School hosted the first of two moot court sessions with two docketed cases a negligence suit against Syracuse city and an adultery case. Prominent judges presided offering technical comments while students acted as prosecutors witnesses and defense. The final set will occur May 5 with a new group and jurors from Barnard and Columbia.
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Columbia Law School
Barnard
Columbia
Syracuse
CNVA Plans Peace Vessel Protest of Nuclear Testing
CNVA cabled President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev to announce a protest voyage to the U.S. Pacific nuclear test zone on May 20. The Everyman, built in the San Francisco area, will sail June 10 to the test areas with a plan to add another ship if authorities block Everyman.
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Committee For Nonviolent Action
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United States
Pacific
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Everyman
San Francisco
CMA
CNVA
Christmas Island
A. J. Muste
Carnival Booths Ready at Lehman Hall Event
In case of rain booths move under the library awning. Decorations use Barnard colors light blue and white. Girls needed to help set up 9 thirty to twelve and operate booths 1 thirty to four. Students may bring younger siblings. Several Columbia students volunteered.
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Lehman Hall
Barnard
Columbia
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Bulletin Board
Tom
Committee For Netherlands Music
Netherlands
Columbia Composers
Inhi
Brooks
MLP
Ella Weed
Cler K. Salle Cowan
Karen Fares
Jags Fradkin
Barbara Greiss
Minaz Greenspoon
Penedope Howell
Arlene Katz
Gail S Kossren
Dominique Laneu
Penowse Metiues
Baibaca Mo
Nviranm
Susan R. Pe
Bulletin
University
Lamb
Romney
Michael Baybak
Anne Broderick
Pat Michaelis
Stephany Smith
Philanthropes
Joel Meltz
Minor Latham Playhouse
Jake Fbh
Columbia Law
R. Claire Friend
Wall St
Office Temporaries Incorporated
New York City
Cortlandt St
34Th St
Lexington Ave
New York State
White Plains
New Jersey
Newark
Jersey City
Penn
Philadelphia
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Danbury
Norwalk
Stamford
New Haven
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