Marlatt Re-elected Republican Assemblywoman in Westchester
Frances K Marlatt associate in Barnard College English department was re elected as Republican Assemblywoman from Westchester third district covering Mount Vernon Pelham and part of New Rochelle The long serving lawmaker since 1953 advocates uniform divorce laws voter registration expansion elderly and working mothers tax relief and broader school health care Her career includes leadership roles in civic and professional groups and service on local boards and commissions.
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Frances K. Marlatt
Barnard
Westchester County
Mount Vernon
Pelham
New Rochelle
Miss Marlatt
Barnard College
Westchester County Board of Supervisors
New York Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Westchester Broadcasting Corporation
Mead Alumna to Keynote Barnard Career Conference
Barnard College hosts its bi annual career conference titled Working With a Liberal Arts Degree on December 1. Mead, a Barnard alumna and anthropologist from the Museum of Natural History, leads the opening assembly as students select morning and afternoon panels.
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Barnard
Margaret Mead
Museum of Natural History
Frederica Barach
Toni Lautman Simon ’55
Rep Assembly Tightens Fine Enforcement and study notes
The Representative Assembly amended the Undergraduate Constitution to empower the Senior Proctors to enforce fines up to one dollar and to refer noncompliance to the Bursar risking registration or graduation. The body also formed a committee to define which Undergraduate rulings the Court enforces and elected delegates to Model UN events.
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Representative Assembly
Court of Proctors
Duane Lloyd
Diana Touliatou
Miss Touliatou
Fran Evans
Siena Anne Ernst
Annette Wilbois
New York University
Barnard
United Nations Model Security Council
Improvements In Registration Show Big Efficiency Gains
Miss Margaret Giddings registrar reports the new in person registration cut errors and reduced fall term program changes from 738 in 1953 to 63 this term. The system saves clerical time, preserving about 112 percent man hours and saving hundreds to thousands of cards and blanks. She notes some details remain improvable.
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Margaret Giddings
Two Classes Plan Tea and Annex Dance
A Getting-To-Know-You Tea by the class of 1957 for freshmen will run today in the James Room from 4 to 6 p.m. Ruth Jacobs says the event aims to foster class friendship. An informal dance by the junior class is set for November 12 in the Annex from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Anita Favata says tickets go on sale Monday for 75 cents.
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Ruth Jacobs
James Room
Arline Berg
Anita Favata
Jake
Theater Workshop presents There are Crimes and Crimes
Minor Latham Drama Workshop will stage the full length comedy There are Crimes and Crimes directed by Professor Adolphus Sweet in the new theater on November 10 11 and 12. Geraldine Nevada Evans Finnegan Judith Yedlin Cornelia Grange and Eva Kessler star with a Deanery dinner planned for November 11 and a guest list including Dr and Mrs Austin McIntosh Rosamond Gilder and others. Tickets are on sale at Jake.
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Drama
Minor
Latham Drama Workshop
New Theater
Adolphus Sweet
August Strindberg
Geraldine Nevada
Jeanne
Evans Finnegan
Henriette
Judith Yedlin
Mme
Catherine
Cornelia Grange
Eva Kessler
Marian
Barnard
Austin McIntosh
Rosamond Gilder
Theater Arts Magazine
John Kouwenhoven
Cabell Greet
Keith Army
Mildred Dunnock
Strindberg
Jake
Students Aid in Campaigns for Practical Politics Course
Twenty Barnard students fulfilled course requirements by actively campaigning in last week's election. Thirteen worked for Democrats while two juniors aided the Republican Attorney-General-elect. They are preparing area reports and studies on campaign strengths and weaknesses.
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Barnard
Marcia Director
Barbara Kahn
Sophs and Fresh Hold Meetings Elect Officers and Delegates
Freshman and sophomore class meetings over the past two weeks elected officers and delegates. Lily Shinamoto became freshman treasurer with Debbie Stashower as secretary. Selma Tennenbaum was elected freshman vice president. Sue Israel named Margot Lyons co chair. Margot tied with Sue in the initial vote. Sophomores chose Norma Feinberg and Irene Newman as Barnard Social Committee delegates. Ann Lord as Greek Games chair announced November tax collection. Arlene Berg reported profit from the October 29 stag dance.
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Milbank Hall
Lily Shinamoto
Debbie Stashower
Selma Tennenbaum
Sue Israel
Margot Lyons
Cocairman
Margot
Sue
Minor Latham Theater
Norma Feinberg
Irene Newman
Barnard Social Committee
Social Committee
Janet Bersin
Ann Lord
Arlene Berg
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Philharmonic Symphony of Westchester
Republican Party
Rep Assembly
Hoffherr
Orient
Madame Antoinette Hoffherr
World
Madame Hoffherr
Japan
Siam
Indiam
Pakistan
Townley Brooks
Friendship House
Theater Workshop
Professor Sweet
Jacob Javits
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