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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1956

Page

3

Straw Poll Shows Democratic Lead In College Ballot

Adlai E Stevenson defeats Dwight D Eisenhower by about three to one in a student straw poll conducted by the Political Council. With 509 voters enrolled, 499 expressed a presidential preference, Stevenson 366 votes and Eisenhower 133. Wagner tops Javits by 246 to 206 for U S Senate race amid Democratic tilt.

Adlai E. Stevenson Dwight D. Eisenhower Political Council Barnard United States Stevenson Eisenhower New York Robert Wagner Jacob Javitts Young Democrats Students For Barnard Young Republicans Richard M. Nixon Harlem Horace Mann Broadway 120Th Street

Professors View Test Of Bombs

Barnard professors from zoology physics and chemistry debate Adlai Stevenson plan to halt hydrogen bomb tests due to radioactive fallout. Associate Professor Edward J. King urges fuller consideration, while Helen R. Downes notes Russia limits deserve careful review and that H bomb explosions are detectable globally.

Adlai Stevenson United States Barnard Edward J. King Helen R. Downes Chemistry Department Russia Downes Hugh C. Wolfe Cooper Union School of Engineering Federation of American Scientists Richard M. Nixon

Council Considers University Project For Charity Drive

Student Council passed a tentative motion to form an all university committee for future charity drives. Franziska Newman from Columbia University outlined the plan for an all university charity next year with each college choosing to support all six charities or limit to one. Barnard would keep its identity and the Term Drive procedure. The council voted to abolish the Community Service Bureau and transfer duties to the Student Service Organization. The proposal goes to the Constitutional Revision Committee before the Representative Assembly.

Franziska Newman Columbia University Barnard Community Service Bureau Student Service Organization Representative Assembly

Foreign Students in Native Dress Attend College Tea

Barnard College hosted a tea for foreign students in native costumes Tuesday. President Mil licent C. McIntosh welcomed attendees and praised Barnard’s growth and ties to Columbia. Students from China Germany Korea Greece and France wore traditional dress as Miss Enny Zakir observed from Indonesia.

Barnard College Millicent C. McIntosh Madison Avenue Barnard Columbia McIntosh China Germany Korea Greece France Enny Zakir

Wigs and Cues Stages Modern Electra at Minor Latham

A contemporary Electra opens the fall season at Minor Latham Playhouse November 14 to 17. Jean Giradoux’s modern tragedy, translated by Eric Bentley, directed by Dolph Sweet, features Jen sen Olson as Electra and Edna Selan as Clytemnestra with a full campus cast.

Electra Latham Playhouse Jean Giradoux Eric Bentley Dolph Sweet Jensene Olson Clytemnestra Edna Selan Agatha Lillian Wishna Gardenner Karl Aschlaw Alan Beck

Memorial Service For Ann Kouwenhoven at Smith College

A memorial service was held at the Helen Hills Chapel, Smith College, for Ann Kouwenhoven daughter of Professor John A. Kouwenhoven. She was a Smith sophomore killed in an airplane accident Sunday October 28. A scholarship fund was established in her memory and gifts are requested to support it in lieu of flowers.

Smith College Ann Kouwenhoven John A. Kouwenhoven Barnard English Kouwenhoven Smith Helen Hills

Barnard President Urges Liberal Arts Education Tools of Learning

President McIntosh spoke to Barnard College freshmen describing a liberal arts approach as gaining “tools of learning” to prepare for any future. She argued Barnard is part of a scholarly community not an isolated women’s college and emphasized lab work across Fine Arts Education and Economics. She urged realism over expecting dramatic shows and noted the aim is broad, deep learning.

Barnard McIntosh

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