Last Session Of Assembly Is Convened
In its final meeting of the year the Representative Assembly elected Jane Kass as delegate to the New York City Council of the American Youth Congress. Reports from Refugee and Curriculum Committees were accepted. Kass will sit on the Assembly as representative and a preliminary conference May 26 to 28 will discuss Youth's Place In Democracy ahead of the July 15 congress.
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Representative Assembly
Jane Kass
New York City
American Youth Congress
Jarnard
Winifred Anderson
Kathryn Sheeran
Shirley Eilenbogen
Ruth Joy Sedgwick
Hue
Phyllis Mann
Phyllis Viegard
Priscilla Burge
Juliette Kenney
Pantela Bermingham
Margaret Whitten
Freshmen Complete Class Elections
Freshmen elect officers for the class despite a Friday delay. Enid Purellow, Doris Bayer, Margar Dresden and Mehan represent the group. Delegates chosen include Betty Crumb Joan Moore and Zenia as part of the assembly.
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Ringle
Will Hitten
Doris Bayer
Ve Assembly
Betty Crumb
Joan Moore
Zenia
Final Barnard Quarterly Commencement Issue Review
The Spring issue of the Barnard Quarterly offers translations, stories, humor and reviews. Rebecca Price's The Man and the Mouse stands out with vivid characters and suspenseful mood, while translations by Shirley Levittan and Balakian shine. Jane Mantell humorously captures New York repartees. Olga Scheiner and Rita Roher contribute timely pieces on governance and democracy.
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Barnard Quarterly
Rebecca Price
French Fellow To Be Named
Lenore Altschule Shirley Levit tan and Natalie Frank, all class of 39, nominated by the French Club for the French scholarship. A faculty committee will choose the final candidate this week. The scholar will have a summer in France with travel on a French liner and Reid Hall living expenses. Société Française provides fifty dollars. Two plans for election are presented to the club.
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Lenore Altschule
Shirley Levittan
Natalie Frank
Gildersleeve
Hoffert
le Duc
Marjorie Weiss
France
Reid Hall
Paris
Société Francaise
Ruth Cummings
Cpicnic
North Terrace
Arthur Nelson
Will
Barnard Camp
Jake
Barnard Day at Columbia Chapel Sees Lyman Speak
Illness prevents Dean Gilder sleeve from presenting at St. Pauls Chapel services. Dr. Mary F. E. Lyman of Barnard faculty replaces her as main speaker. She urges Christians to face crises with faith and nonviolence, stressing life has meaning and sharing God’s purposes.
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Gildersleeve
Barnard
St. Paul’s Chapel
Mary FE. Lyman
Barnard Religion
Lyman
Council Names New Officers
The Student Council appointed Phyllis Mann 41 Freshman Day chairman and Mary Colbeth 41 Pamela Bermingham 42 co-chairmen of College Teas. Peggy Monroe 40 Archives Chairman. Zenia Sachs 42 Bulletin Boards. Katherine Hanley 42 Student Interests chair. Adeline Bostlemann 41 owner Song Leader. Helen Taft 41 Lost and Found auctions. A three member College Assemblies committee was formed with one chair and two associate chairs from different classes.
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Phyllis Mann
Miss Mann
Mary Colbeth
Pamela Bermingham
Peggy Monroe
Bulletin Boards
Zenia Sachs
Katherine Hanley
Adeline Bostlemann
Helen Taft
Quarterly Plans Expansion At University Magazine
The editorial board led by Jane Mantell announces plans to feature a good story from another college magazine in every issue of the Quarterly next year. The project aims to broaden audience reach by compiling pieces from several East Coast college publications.
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Jane Mantell
Virginia Spectator
University of Virginia
German refugee student wins Barnard scholarship
An eighteen year old German refugee, Gertrude Loewy, has won Barnard College’s refugee scholarship funded by student contributions totaling $1,381.35. She will finance her first year at Barnard, live in the dorms, study English at Westtown School currently, and enter Barnard in September pursuing a general freshman program and possibly medicine. The student committee headed by Jean Allison, with Irma Zweigel, Miriam Margolies, Margaret Boyle and Florence Dubroff, selected her after careful deliberation to fit quota constraints.
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Germany
Gertrude Loewy
Barnard College
Barnard
United States
Miss Loewy
Quaker Westtown School
Westtown
University of Berlin
Bavaria
Lyseum
Ausbach
Lausanne
Switzerland
Jean Allison
Irma Zweigel
Miriam Margolies
Margaret Boyle
Florence Dubroff
Freshmen and Transfers Hear Dance as Creative Art
Miss Marion Streng will address all freshmen and transfers taking physical education A-2 at 1 10 today in room 304 Barnard. The annual lecture covers the Dance as a creative art and its role in the college program.
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Marion Streng
Barnard
Miss Streng
Deans Talk Postponed and Tea Held as Planned
The Dean's talk to seniors at Brinckerhoff Theatre was postponed due to illness. The annual Dean's tea for seniors at 4 in the College Parlor will proceed with faculty and administration invited. academic dress requested but not required.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
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Nicolette
Gautier
Miss Balakian
New York
Marrakech
French Morocco
Rita Roher
Olga Scheiner
Miss Weeks
Miss Davis
Columbia Chapel
Council
Dean
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