Final Plans For 48 Step Singing Ceremonies At Barnard
Elizabeth Eastman announces final arrangements for the first Step Singing on the North Lawn May 28 at Barnard. Freshmen to wear white. gatherings listed by class in specific rooms with designated song leaders and an Honor Guard of senior robes. refreshments provided. rain plan moves event to the gymnasium.
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Barnard
North Lawn
Elizabeth Eastman
Barenam Hall
Little Parlor
Joan Thanhauser
Nancy Quint
Natalie Cole
Ruth Aney
Anna Backer
Beverly Beck
Mary Carrol
Diana Crane
Rosanne Dreyfuss
Ann Edge
Maria Escada
Mary Jean Huntington
Judy Jarvis
Bitten Jensen
Emily Klein
Marjorie Lange
Beatrice Lascowitz
Carol Leni
Jean Moore
Page Morris
Caroline Ogden
Barbara Ruppel
Victoria Thomson
Phi Beta Kappa Installs Members
Phi Beta Kappa installs 35 new members selected for scholarship and character. The May 7 ceremony in which eight Faculty and eight Alumnae served on the electoral board included a ceremonial handshake lesson and a guest address by Professor Elizabeth Reynard, with engraved certificates and handbooks given instead of keys.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Elizabeth Reynard
Pre Medical Society Elects New Officers at Columbia Barnard
The Pre medical Society of Columbia and Barnard held elections on Thursday April 29 in Schermerhorn Hall. Officers elected from a single slate include President Jerry Bloom Vice President Dominick Purpura Secretary Kurt Haller and Treasurer Cal Kunin. Betty Coryllos named Sawbones amid objections from members over potential impact on beer parties. Dr Charles Dawson of Columbia Chemistry spoke on Advances in the Field of Medicine closing this year’s speaker symposium.
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Pre-medical Society of Columbia
Barnard
Schermerhorn Hall
Jerry Bloom
Dominick Purpura
Kurt Haller
Cal Kunin
Betty Coryllos
Sawbones
Pre-meds
Charles Dawson
Columbia
Objectionable Legislature Lesson By Phyllis Daytz
The New York Student Conference on Public Affairs in Albany offered a democracy in action primer for students, focusing on juvenile delinquency, education, and housing. The session featured a modeled election, committee chaos, and sharp observations on the causes of delinquency with a humorous touch.
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Phyllis Daytz
New York
Albany
Students Visit United Nations Headquarter Trip
Fifty five students from Columbia University and Barnard attended the last field trip of the spring semester to United Nations Headquarters at Lake Success. The University Travel Service organized the trip leaving at noon and returning by 4 30. A Secretariat member briefed the group on UN workings.
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United Nations
Lake Success
University Travel Service
Columbia University
Barnard
Secretariat
Country Dance Society festival at Barnard Hall gym
The Country Dance Society of America held its annual dance festival last Saturday from 8 to 12 in Barnard Hall gym with Morris and Sword dance demonstrations. Dance books music and refreshments were sold. The society founded in 1915 by Cecial Sharp was formerly English Folk Dance and Song Society of America.
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Country Dance Society of America
Barnard Hall
Country Dance Society
Cecial Sharp
The
English Folk Dance and Song Society of América
Barnard Italian Club elects Pellegrini president
Sophy Pellegrini chosen as president of the Barnard Italian Club at a Friday meeting on April 23. Eleanor Louis and Sally Tarbox selected as vice president and secretary-treasurer, respectively.
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Sophy Pellegrini '49
Barnard
Eleanor Louis
Sally Tarbox
Chesen
Lutheran Club Marion Winter Elected President for 1950
Luther an Club Marion Winter elected president for the coming year at the May 3 meeting. Barbara Ruppel 60 named vice president Helene Bottjer 51 secretary and Polly Kladivko 49 treasurer were chosen. The final club event is a dinner with the Columbia Lutheran Club at Swedish Rathskeller on May 12.
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Marion Winter
Lutheran Club
Barbara Ruppel
Helene Bottjer
Polly Kladivko
Columbia Lutheran Club
New England School of Radio Broadcasting Adverts Course
Eight week accelerated program for college students covers announcing radio acting news disc jockey voice and diction producing directing radio writing. Weekly half hour live broadcasts over network station. Classes limited in size. For information address secretary 317 Fairfield Avenue Bridgeport Conn. Approved for veterans.
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Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Conn
Newman Club Installs New Officers for Coming Year
The Newman Club installed its new officers for the coming year on Monday May 3. Officers named include Jeanne Johns president Constance Collins vice president Christina Lammers secretary and Patricia Collins treasurer.
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Newman Club
Jeanne Johns
Constance Collins
Christina Lammers
Patricia Collins
Wallace group mobilizes student tours nationwide
The National Students for Wallace plans a summer speaking tour campaign with student members. Columbia Students for Wallace pledges several volunteers. The Barnard Chapter has not yet voted.
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National
Students For Wallace
Columbia Students For Wallace
Barnard
Resignations Withdrawn and New Chairman Named at Wallace Group
At a April 30 meeting in Fayerweather Students for Wallace withdrew the resignations of Julian Ginguld and John Suslak from the executive committee. Edward Peters’ resignation asChapter Chairman was accepted and Julian Scheir was elected to fill the post.
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Julian Ginguld
John Suslak
Students For Wallace
Fayerweather
Edward Peters
Julian Scheir
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