Representative Assembly Elects Officials to CUSC
Delegates to Columbia University Student Council and nomination for NSA delegates were chosen by Representative Assembly. Elected to CUSC were Lois Campaigne and Vivienne Feigenbaum with Leah Krechevsky and Jac line Hyman as alternates. NSA nominees include Ruth Grossman, Florence Montagne, Vera Hallermann, and Sondra Klainmann. Curriculum Committee members and new committee heads for next year were also named.
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Columbia University Student Council
National Student Association
Representative Assembly
CUSC
Lois Campaigne
Vivienne Feigenbaum
Leah Krechevsky
Jaqueline Hyman
Barnard
NSA
Ruth Grossman
Florence Montagne
Vera Hallermann
Sondra Kleinmann
Janet MeeKee
Lucille Wolf Pevsner
Mary Jean Stillwell
Lenore Fierstein
Ann Hammer
Meg Potter
Helene Finklestein
Barbara Hesse
Evelyn Munzer
Cooperative Book Exchange
Edith Bernstein
Barnard Seniors Win Grants For Graduate Study
Barnard College announces multiple senior fellowships and scholarships. Frances Fuchs is accepted by the University of Rochester for PhD study in clinical psychology under a Veterans Administration training stipend. Alice Sterling Honig receives a 500 dollar Columbia psychology grant plus a Rice fellowship for her PhD. Beatrice Laskowitz earns a $500 traveling scholarship for summer study in Europe from the Barnard Fine Arts Department. Ann M. Galton joins Roscoe B. Jackson Laboratory summer research. Ursula Liebrecht Jarvis wins the George Welwood Murray Fellowship for humanities graduate study.
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Barnard
University of Rochester
Frances Fuchs
Miss Fuchs
Veteran’s Administration
Congress
Alice Sterling Honig
Columbia Department of Psychology
Honig
Ann M. Gulton
Miss Galton
Ursula Liebrecht Jarvis
George Welwood Murray
Joan Weiss
Rice
Final Registration Stays On May 10
The filing deadline for winter semester programs remains May 10 at the Office of the Registrar after a catalog delay. About 600 catalogs sold quickly. the rest were released to Admissions for students seeking schedule changes. New courses include two science surveys and revised religion offerings with cross listings at Barnard and Columbia.
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Office of Admissions
Barnard
Columbia
Pied Piper Carnival Showcases Varied Campus Entertainments
Barnard College hosts a 1 to 5 p.m. carnival on the North Lawn with films, performances, games, and concessions from campus clubs to raise funds for the Development Fund. Admission is ten cents, with activities moving to Barnard Hall gym if it rains. door prizes at 4:30 and an auction of toys led by Professor Henry Boorse.
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Joann MacManus
Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard
Barnard Hall
Miss MacManus
Columbia University
Political Council
Henry Boorse
James Ware
Jacob D. Avshalamoff
Barnard Carnival Aims For Wide Fun Audience
An editorial notes this Saturday's Barnard Carnival should entertain everyone including students faculty. Circuses and collective efforts by nearly every student organization support the Development Plan. The event centers on fun with a purpose and student contribution.
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Barnard
Bryson Memorial Scholarship nominees announced at senior meeting
Fifty candidates were nominated for the Bryson Memorial Scholarship from the senior class meeting on May 2. The prize from a $3,000 fund goes to a graduate who shows conspicuous unselfishness. Names submitted to the faculty include Rosemary Beeching Mary Carroll Beverly Fuchs Mary Jean Huntington Beatrice Laskowitz Carol Lenni Esther Mendelsohn Victoria Thomson and Jean Zeiger.
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Rosemary Beeching
Mary Carroll
Beverly Fuchs
Mary Jean Huntington
Beatrice Laskowitz
Carol Leni
Esther Mendelsohn
Victoria Thomson
Jean Zeiger
Dean MclIntosh
Beverly Beck Fuchs
Alletin
Currie Seeks Gym Changes
A subcommittee of the Faculty Committee on Instruction and a special student committee discuss lowering the gym requirement. Florence Lowther heads the faculty group. student members include Vivienne Feigenbaum Page Morris and Mrs. Florence Pearlman. A closed session is planned this afternoon. Feigenbaum notes the 1949 50 memo urged reducing physical education to three years to fit majors and avoid lengthy daily gym blocks.
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Florence D. Lowther
Vivienne Feigenbaum
Page Morris
Florence Pearlman
Greenfield Auctions To Sell Lost Items Friday May 19
Lost and found items held in the Buildings and Grounds Office will be auctioned at 12 noon Friday May 19 in the Conference Room if unclaimed by May 18. Students may call the Office of Buildings and Grounds to identify and claim property before May 18. Bernice Greenfield will serve as auctioneer. items include kerchiefs gloves and fountain pens. Proceeds earlier benefited the Undergraduate Association.
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Charles 0. English
Bernice Greenfield
Posting Grades By Faculty Ruling For This Spring
The final examination grades will not be posted this spring. Full reports will be mailed to students after term end. Instructors may choose to share grades. willing instructors can accept self-addressed penny postcards with course name and number for the grade. The postcard grade is not official.
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Edith Richmond
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Miriam Schapiro
Tony Beckers
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Alice Wegrocki
Currie
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