Graduate Scholarship Awarded to M Mead
The Margaret Meyer Graduate scholarship for secretarial work is awarded to Marguerite Mead, present senior and chairman of the Honor Board, from East Orange New Jersey, majoring in psychology. Miss Mary Elizabeth Ladue of Bronxville New York is named alternate, a mathematics major.
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Irman
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Mary
Elizabeth Ladue
Miss Ladue
Bronxville
New York
Step Singing Tradition Rehearsals At Barnard Hall Milbank
Historical notes on Barnard College Step Singing include rehearsal schedules in Barnard Hall and gym, with classes grouped at Milbank Quadrangle. The event sequences feature songs Beside the Waters of the Hudson and You Can Tell, senior speeches, and the senior class transferring steps to juniors, marking alumnae status.
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Forum for Friday Parade at Hartley Hall
A forum is planned for Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in 115 Hartley Hall to discuss a student protest parade. The Congress expects strong participation, and a large turnout at preparations meetings could boost support at Columbia. The Columbia Social Problems Club and the National Student League chapter are involved.
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Faculty Team Wins Baseball Game
The All Stars trailed 19 to 14 before a late rally. With two outs in the final inning two runners scored, but Casey struck out on Remer’s pitch as the crowd held its breath.
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Festival Delights With Colorful Country Dances
The event stood out as one of the year’s most enjoyable, with vivid garden like colors and hundreds of smiling faces. Dancers entertained spectators who, in turn, enjoyed the lively afternoon and excellent dancing last Saturday.
Barnard Day in Chapel Set for May 16 at St Pauls
Beginning May 13 a series of chapel services for Columbia students leads to Barnard Day on May 16. Speakers include Dean Ackerman on Education and Security, Dean Barker on Analysis and Synthesis, Dean Hawkes for Columbia College, and Chaplain Raymond C Knox on What has been gained.
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A A Banquet Tonight With Senior Honors and Banners
The A A banquet will be held tonight with senior class awards and banners for winning sports to be presented. Other honors will be announced but not awarded. Tickets are available all day Friday and special seating can be arranged.
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Alice Olson
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