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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1950

Page

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Barnard College Bulletin Contact and Staff List

The Barnard Bulletin announces semi weekly publication by Barnard College students for the Undergraduate Association. Editor in chief Leslie Morgan and business manager Joan Stearns lead a wide staff of editors and editors in training, circulation, and features with associate editors and news staff listed.

Leslie Morgan Joan Stearns Aida DI Pace Bernice Friedenthal Betsy Weinstein Audrey Weissman Nancy Miller Marisa Macina Peature Nancy Isaacs Edith Richmond Iest Constance Alexander Joan Wou Penny Nichols Anne Sibek Barbara Witzell Leone Paltenghee Maxine Stein

Chain of Command at Columbia College on Discrimination Debate

After a student referendum backed a deadline to end racial discrimination, the Columbia College Student Board claims no constitutional power to act. A quorum failure halted action, sending the matter to the Committee on Student Organizations which may push it to the University President. Pamphratria opposes social-group action but debates laxer charter clauses, while the issue risks repeating across races and religions and lingering without broader support.

Columbia College CSO Pamphratria Interfraternity Council Pamphratia Columbia’s Columbia

Outline 5 Year NSA History Association Serves Students

National Students Association began in 1946 after 25 American students returned from Prague and urged a national union. By December its Chicago Congress drew over 450 delegates including five from Columbia University Student Council. NSA pledged to academic freedom and student rights, defining student government authority. Columbia urged leadership in NSA due to international ties and foreign student presence. CUSC opened meetings to gauge student support with Columbia’s leadership seen as key. Dues were first raised at a student dance. later the administration funded them through CUSC. Metropolitan New York Region Council leaders emerge from Columbia. NSA programs include exchange support, city tours, visa help, and regional outreach. (Continued on Page 4, Col. 1)

National Students Association World Students’ Congress Prague Chicago Student Congress National Union of Students Columbia University Student Council Columbia CUSC Barnard Representative Assembly NSA United States United Nations City College New York University New York National Association America

Red DeVecchi Shines as Barnard Dorm President and Leader

Margaret Red De Vecchi, Barnard residence halls president, balances heavy duties with genuine interest in others. Her four years on Representative Assembly and three on dorm Exec show leadership, while her freshman class treasurer role and Bear Pin honor reflect wide activity. She values Barnard’s diverse community, faculty, and cross university opportunities.

Margaret “Red” de Vecchi Barnard Red Representative Assembly Exec Alumni Monthly Bulletin New York City

Cavalliero Serenades Hewittes On Claremont Avenue

An elderly man in black serenaded Barnard students on Claremont Avenue near Hewitt Hall last Wednesday. Windows opened as he sang, a wheel chair bound lady watched, and children laughed while a kitchen helper shouted for "Killar ney." The performer called himself Cavalliero, 72, from Italy, who plans to return in three or four weeks.

Barnard Claremont Avenue Hewitt Hall Killarney

Iphigenia in Aulis at Low Memorial Library

The Columbia Players staged Euripides Iphigenia in Aulis in Low Memorial Library with strong acting from Roger Boxill Nancy Price Naomi Loeb and others. Acoustics and staging hindered dialogue and visibility though the adaptation by Robert La Guardia and Preston Munter direction created a bold Grecian mood with striking costumes and wall panels.

Kay Munzer Evelyn Weinrich Aulis Columbia Players Low Memorial Library Roger Boxill Agamemnon Nancy Price Clytemnestra Geoffrf Brown Alan Wagner Menelaus Achilles Naomi Loeb Iphigenia Greece Mr. Boxill Robert la Guardia Euripides Richard Chodash Preston Munter Geoffry Brown David Gerstein Faith Rome ’53

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