Student poll shows Stevenson beat Eisenhower by two to one
Barnard College students favored Stevenson in a campus poll while noting commuter status and cosmopolitan ties. Absentee voting drew praise from ten of thirteen respondents, though Bette Sherman of Pennsylvania noted no ballots and called it a crime.
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Shirley Stollman
Barbara Beadle
Sandra Propp
Edith Stavitsky
Marjorie Lobell
Jeanette Lustig
Ginger Doremus
Gaynor Parsons
Janet Kouderer
Joan Felder
Marge Everman
P.C
Barnard
New York City
Bette Sherman
Pennsylvania
History and Human Nature Themes Of Harrington Talk
War winia Harrington associates history with human nature through rhetoric on Renaissance Calvinism Enlightenment scientific predestination and mass psychology. She notes shifting beliefs on human potential and limits from Renaissance optimism to totalitarian mass psychology. Edmund Cherbonnier will lead a tea tomorrow in 404 Barnard Hall on Is Truth Relative.
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Warwinia Harrington
Harrington
Edmund Cherbonnier
Barnard Hall
Helen Douglas Speaks Today at Earl Hall
Helen Gahagan Douglas former U N delegate and California Congresswoman will speak at the Seixas Menorah open house in Earl Hall today at 4 o'clock. A Barnard alumna, she rose to Broadway lead roles before entering politics.
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United Nations
Seixas- Menorah
Earl Hall
Barnard
Douglas
California
Trustees Slated to Pick Columbia New President in December
The new president of Columbia University to replace President Elect Eisenhower will not be chosen until December when the Trustees meet. General Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower have left for Georgia, while George S Counts and Corliss Lamont will remain at Teachers College. Counts says the Liberal Party had its strongest vote since its start and will push for liberalizing the Democratic Party in New York. Counts notes voters backed Eisenhower for glamour and strength.
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George S. Counts
Teachers College
Whle Corliss Lamont
American Labor Party
Columbia
Mrs. Mullen Remembered For Quiet Efficiency at Barnard
In 1941 she was praised for clear thinking and administrative skill and positive rapport with students and staff. After a Hartford stay she rejoined Barnard in 1946 as Assistant to the Director of Student Affairs. Martha M. English notes her gay gracious manner and strong student focus.
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Barnard
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