Seniors Hear Alumna At Last Class Meeting
President Millicent C. McIntosh and Mrs Frederick J Wood address Barnard seniors at their final class meeting in the gym tomorrow at 1 10 p m The Associate Alumnae is explained and a tea honors the class at 4 00 p m in the James Room Ruth Simon is alumnae president Janet Gottleib vice president Elizabeth Scott secretary and Doris Berlat sky treasurer gathered for the event Graduation plans include Senior Prom ivy plant ceremony baccalaureate diploma and a president's reception
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Frederick J. Woodbridge
James Room
Ruth Simon
Janet Gottleib
Elizabeth Scott
Doris Berlatsky
Arline Berg
Columbia University Club
S C Appoints Group Heads At Meeting
The Student Council named chairmen for the Eligibility Committee the Student Service Organization and the Assemblies Committee at a meeting on April 29. Janet Lowe will head the Eligibility Committee next year. Gail Lee Bernstein will lead the Student Service Organization. Sandra Sickles will head the Assemblies Committee. Additional chairmanships for Foreign Students, Vocational Committee, and Conference Chair are pending.
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Janet Lowe
Gail Lee Bernstein
Barnard
Sandra Sickles
Ulanov Probes Conformism and Individual Thought
Prof Ulanov Assistant Professor of English warns at a Thursday Noon Meeting that mankind faces a grim factorylike future from tech driven conformity. He cites Bernanos and Stolpe and argues positive thinking is the crudest form of conformism and true individuality lies in independent judgment.
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Socrates
Jesus Christ
Julien Benda
Barry Ulanov
Ulanov
Georges Bernanos
Sven Stolpe
Barnard President forecasts 25 percent enrollment rise
In a bi annual report President Millicent C McIntosh says rising future enrollment will force reevaluation of college education and urges that admission not rely solely on tests. She notes Barnard plans a 25 percent enrollment increase with thoughtful individual review and broader college choice for students.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard
McIntosh
College
Barnard Announces Eight New Faculty Members Across Five Departments
Barnard College reveals eight new instructors and lecturers for the fall across English Greek Latin government and religion and Spanish departments. George P Elliot joins English with modern poetry training from California and previous teaching at Cornell and UC. Robert M Pack moves from Italy after a Fulbright and a $1000 arts grant. Miss Eleanor Russell Cate and Mr Harold Stahmer join religion.
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Columbia College
Wabf-Fm
Neon Music Review
Piano Music Quarterly
Barnard
George P. Elliot
Robert M. Pack
Mr. Elliot
University of California
Cornell University
St. Mary’s
California
the Quarterly Review of Literature
The
New Republic
Mr. Pack
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Italy
New School
Eleanor Russell Cate
Harold Stahmer
Stahmer
Miss Cate
Barnard Faculty to Take Leaves for Writing and Travel
Several Barnard College faculty members will take leaves of absence next year to write, study, and travel. John A. Kouwenhoven and Amelia del Rio will receive Carnegie Foundation fellowships for travel and research. Eleanor Rosenberg plans Tudor literature study with a Guggenheim fellowship. Gladys Meyer will work with the New York City Board of Education as a consultant on education issues.
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Barnard
John A. Kouwenhoven
Amelia del Rio
Eleanor Rosenberg
Gladys Meyer
John B. Stewart
H. Standish Thayer
Helen M. Carlson
Carnegie Foundation For
Kouwenhoven
Stewart
Hume
Miss Rosenberg
New York City Board of Education
Far Eastern Delegates Dignitaries Visit Here On U S Sojourn
Barnard hosted three women from the Far East on a U S visit invited by the Committee of Correspondence and Carnegie Institute. Representing India Malaya and Formosa they attended a seminar on The Role of Women in the Community. The delegates included Mithan Yam Nea Smith and Helen Hesehchin Yeh with Barnard guides Dana Backus and Suzzette Hu.
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U.S
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Far East
Committee of Correspondence
Carnegie Institute
India
Malaya
Formosa
Mithan Yam
Bombay
University of Bombay
Author Lauds Silent Writers As Best Kind
At an English conference last Thursday Marjorie Housepian praised writers who speak little about writing. The author of A Houseful of Love urged fiction born from instinct, citing Faulkner and Hemingway and stressing that rules do not guide creative writing.
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Miss Housepian
Miss Houseplan
Faulkner
Hemingway
Houseplan
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