Barnard seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa ranks
The Barnard section of the Columbia University Chapter has elected senior class members to Phi Beta Kappa. The 30 named graduates include Winifred Barr Priscilla Block Marie Bontempi Muriel Chevious Nadia Cohen Susannah Coolidge Aline Crenshaw Rita Dresner Erna Ebeling Miriam Gabin Anne Harvey Mary Ann Hirsch Virginia Kanick Annette Kar Katherine Killeen Elise Ford Knapp Barbara Lipton Margot Loewy Dorothy Lowe Barbara Raskin Ruth Raup Marie Rosati Phyllis Buckgaber Isabel Sarvis Janet South Helen Trevor Betty Warburton Joan Welch Ruth White and Stephanie Zink. Induction will be May 8 at 4 10 pm in the College Parlor with Mirra Komarovsky presiding and Dean Virginia Gildersleeve delivering an address. New members are selected from the top 15 percent of the senior class.
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Barnard College
Phi Beta Kappa
Barnard
Columbia University
Winifred Barr
Priscilla Block
Marie Bontempi
Muriel Chevious
Nadia Cohen
Susannah Coolidge
Aline Crenshaw
Rita Dresner
Erna Ebeling
Miriam Gabin
Anne Harvey
Mary Ann Hirsch
Virginia Kanick
Annette Kar
Katherine Killeen
Elise Ford Knapp
Barbara Lipton
Margot Loewy
Dorothy Lowe
Dean To Speak At Senior Tea for Class of 1947
The Dean will address the class of 1947 at 1 pm tomorrow in Brinckerhoff Theater. It will be the Dean's last address to the seniors. A tea for the seniors will follow from 4 to 5 30 pm in the College Parlor with Ev Bossany and Helen Trevor on the reception committee. Faculty invitation noted.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Brinckerhoff Theater
Bossany
Helen Trevor
Archery Event and Practice Sessions Scheduled for May 7
All Barnard students are invited to the Informal Spring Archery Tournament this Wednesday May 7 from 3 to 5 PM at Poohs Corner with refreshments. Laura R Nadler chairs the A A Archery committee and announces the event. Telegraphic Inter Collegiate Practice shoots are set for noon May 7 through May 16 at the archery range. Grace Peters is declared winner of the Ping Pong Ladder Tournament with runners up Maya Pines and Betty Troper.
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All Barnard
Maya Pines
Betty Troper
Wallace Interviewed By College Editors In New Republic Office
Former Vice President Henry Wallace and New Republic editor led a 3 to 4 pm press conference with over 50 college editors. Wallace, finishing a controversial tour, plans a May nationwide speaking tour and drew mixed reactions from observers. Excerpts and editorials appear on page 2.
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Henry Wallace
United States
The
New Republic
Wallace
New York
Ruth Bandesman
Bulletin
New York Regional NSO Hosts Intercollegiate Dance event
The New York Regional Committee of the National Student Organization sponsors an intercollegiate dance at City Center Casino this Friday at 8 30. Barnard tickets priced 1 20 go on sale via the Social Committee. A convention is planned at the University of Wisconsin between September 1 and 15.
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City Center Casino
New York
National
University of Chicago
United States
Unversity of
Wisconsin
Italian Club To Stage The Courtier Excerpts Saturday
Il Circulo Italiano presents scenes from The Courtier by Castiglione in Renaissance costume at 3 pm Saturday in Brooks Hall Parlor. The performance highlights court life music and dances of the era with refreshments served afterward. College invitee attendance encouraged.
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Il Circulo Italiano
Castaglione
Brooks Hall
Banquet Honors Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve
The Athletic Association Banquet honors Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve with guest speaker Dr Dorothy Ainsworth head of Smith College PE department. Awards for athletics last year will be presented. Freshman waitresses perform a skit and Junior Show selections. Tickets sold on Jake with prices 75 cents Residence Halls and 1.35 for day students.
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the Athletic Association
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard Hall
Dorothy Ainsworth
Smith College
Jake
Dean's Notices on Residence Fee Relief and Work Plan
Resident students may take on housework to offset a $100 increase in residence fees. A committee led by Miss MacDonald invites letters of interest due May 10 1947. Scholarships may apply for extra aid via parent written letter by May 17 1947. Regular applications require student and parent or guardian and return by May 17 1947. WV. C. Gilderslieve, Dean.
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Miss MacDonald
M.ss
Miss Carter
MacDonald
WV. C. Gilderslieve
Professor Dawson to Speak on Corn and Pellagra
Professor Ray Dawson of Columbia University will present the talk Corn and Pellagra in the South on Friday May at 4 p.m in room 889 Milbank. The Barnard Botanical Club sponsors the open college meeting. Dawson studies vitamin deficiency diseases and vitamin growth substances and has researched corn and camphor.
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Ray Dawon
Columbia University
South
Milbank
The
Barnard Botanical Club
Dawson
Karanikas
Harvard
Mount Olympus
Greece
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rene Albrecht-Carrie
Barnard
Mediterranean
Thomas Peardon
Government Department
Open Letter on Greece Shows Conditional Loan Support
The Liberal Club urges a Greece loan only with economic rehabilitation guarantees and UN consultation. It argues the United Nations should guide terms to avoid military or unilateral interference while warning that aid could entrench conflict if misused.
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Liberal Club
Greece
United Nations
International Monetary Funds
United States Congress
Truman
America
United States
U.N
U. N
Lost and Found Items to be Auctioned at Comptroller Office
Within two to three weeks all unclaimed Lost and Found articles held in the Comptroller's Office will be auctioned. Students who have lost items since January are urged to call at the Comptroller's Office promptly to identify and claim their property.
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Comptroller’s Office
Comptroller's Office
Classes Elect 47 48 Officers
Freshman Sophomore and Junior classes held meetings to elect officers. Names include Mary Huntington treasurer Ann Edge secretary Ellen Duncan social chairman. Historians ring chairmen and Greek Games chairmen listed as Jean LaGuardia Ann Moore Mary Carroll. Nominees for several posts named.
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Mary Huntington
Ann Edge
Ellen Duncan
Jean LaGuardia
Ann Moore
Mary Carroll
Natalia Cole
Jane Mora
Martha Mue
Irene Theophanis
Barbara Hewlett
Elizabeth Farman
Miss Huntington
Betty Coryllos
Rosemary Beeching
Alan Dingham
Beatrice Laskowitz
Phyllis Maloy
Sylvia Pfeiffer
Carolyn Ogden
Betsy Richards
Joan Houston
Carol Schulehoff
Joan Fox
Ann Gunning
Marjorie Lang
Jean Paiva
Carol Len
Jean Moore
Carol Collyer
Libby Hayman
Ruth Musicant
Mathonah Rubin
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Phi Beta Kapa
Dean Gildersleeve
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Mirra Komarovsky
the Society
Dean
N.S.O
Chicago
A.A
Prof. Dawson
Yale
Princeton
Columbia
Alexander Karanikas
Reardon and
Carrie
Political Council
American Council For A Democratic
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