Phi Beta Kappa Elects Thirty-Two Members in 1961 Honor Roll
Thirty-two students from fifteen departments at the College are elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Initiation occurs May 9 in the College Parlor. Included are Mary Susan Appleton economics and Naomi Barash mathematics among others. alumna Doris Silbert joins Barnard College chapter as alumnae member.
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Mary Susan Appleton
Naomi Ellen Barash
Hanity Frymen Blumfield
Gloria Jean Carlone
Eleanor Epstein
Thelma Anna Fishman
Nora Barbara Fox
Roberta Fox
Phyllis Naomi Friedberg
Grace Elsie Geist
Judith Miriam Gold
Linda Goldwater
Alice Gottleib
Anne Diederich Groom
Susan Gurin
Doris Silbert
Smith College
Barnard
Barnard College
Phi Beta Kappa
Barnard Professors Burrell and Fox Win Guggenheim Fellowships
Professor Sidney A. Burrell of the History Department and Professor Renee C. Fox of the Sociology Department at Barnard College are among 265 scholars awarded Guggenheim Fellowships for 1961. Burrell will complete his study on the Covenanting Rebellion in Scotland and write a biography of the Duke of Schonberg during a sabbatical year. Fox will study social cultural and historical factors in Belgian medical research using field observations and interviews at four Belgian universities.
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Barnard
Sidney A. Burell
History
Renee C. Fox
Guggenheim Memorial Society
Burrell
Scotland
Duke of Schonberg
Fox
Belgium
Europe
Brussels
Louvain
Liege
Ghent
Assembly Honors Prominent Students at Honors Assembly
Naomi Weintraub reports Barnard awarded high honors to three seniors Patricia Powell Joan Gottlieb and Judith Gold at the annual Honors Assembly. Powell earned Phi Beta Kappa and Katherine Provost Prize and will pursue a PhD with research for the Kennedy administration. Gottlieb received the Grace Potter Rice Fellowship and Dorothy Allen Fellowship plus a George Welwood Murray Graduate Fellowship. Gold won the Alpha Zeta Club Graduate Scholarship and is set to study English and American literature at Wisconsin. she is a Murray Fellowship alternate.
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Barnard
Patricia Powell
Joan A. Gottlieb
Judith Gold
Joan Gottlieb
Grace Potter Rice
Dorothy Allen
Sci
George Welwood Murray
Powell
Phi Beta Kappa
Katherine E. Provost
Peter Kenan
Columbia Graduate School of Economics
Judy Gold
Alpha Zeta Club
Murray
Miss Gold
University of Wisconsin
Schwartz Chosen By Senior Class for Bryson Award
Ruth Schwartz who led the Undergraduate Association was chosen as the Frank Gilbert Bryson award winner at the Barnard Honors Assembly. The program also announced numerous prizes for scholastic excellence across sciences mathematics English history economics and other departments.
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Ruth Schwartz
Frank Gilbert Bryson
Barnard
Peace Corps Volunteers Set for Tanganyika Mission
The Peace Corps announces the first volunteers will travel to Tanganyika to aid road and surveying needs. Applicants undergo interviews in late May with intensive training starting in June. Volunteers will study culture and history, receive conditioning, and base in Mt Kilimanjaro area for Swahili lessons before field assignments planning village roads.
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Peace Corps Committee
Peace Corps
Tanganyika
Africa
Mt Kilimanjaro
L Avare Presented By Barnard La Societe Francaise
Barnard and Columbia society presents L Avare a five act Molire comedy tonight at 830 and tomorrow and Saturday with performances in the College Parlor The reviewer notes over ambition after viewing dress rehearsal and warns the plot is complex for audiences not always sure what is happening
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la Societe Francaise de Barnard Et de Columbia
Moliere
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