Barnard Sailing Team Takes Second in UPenn Regatta
Barnard College finished second in the Women’s Regatta at the University of Pennsylvania last Sunday. In the A division Kat Prendergast skippered with Anne Ehrlich as crew. in B division Carol Woodward skippered with Ann Porter. Coach Paul Kammerer guided the team as Jerry Miller organized the event for the Middle Atlantic Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association. Barnard prepares to sail Princeton next, with potential MIT entry in the Women Invitational.
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Lumbia University Sailing Club
University of Pennsylvania
Kat Prendergast
Anne’ Ehrlich
Carol
Barnard
Princeton University
MIT
Hubert Doris Presents His Compositions
Professor Hubert Doris faces a lean year. He spoke at a graduate education symposium in New York in October. He then performed with soprano Gina Davis at Miami University in Ohio, with another recital at the Gardner Museum in Boston on November 1.
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Hubert Doris
Doris
Mid-Hudson Valley
Harvard Club
Gina Davis
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Gardner Museum
Boston
Wigs & Cues Stages Dylan Thomas Drama at Barnard
Wigs and Cues the drama society of Barnard College presents Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas in November 1921 at the Minor Latham Playhouse. A cast of thirty Barnard and Columbia students will perform. Director Kenneth Jones of the Minor Latham Playhouse will helm the production.
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Wigs and Cues
Drama Society
Barnard College
Barnard and
Columbia
Kenneth Jones
Latham Playhouse
Ellen Terry
The
Playhouse
Thanksgiving Fast for Freedom aids Mississippi families
The National Student Association with the Northern Student Movement and the United States Youth Council sponsors a Thanksgiving Fast for Freedom inviting Barnard students to skip dinner on November 19. Money from 120+ colleges funds bulk food for Negro families in Mississippi. A 6 to 8 pm rally features Senator Constance Baker Motley, William Strickland, and James P. Shenton. Eleanor R. Smith funds raw food for meal-plan participants.
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National Student Association
The
Northern Student Movement
United States Youth Council
Barnard
Mississippi
Constance Baker Motley
NSM
William Strickland
Columbia
James P. Shenton
Eleanor R. Smith
Barnard Food Services
Wbe
Lyn Alexander
Rosemary Park
Miss Alexander
Editorial: Ten Cents an Hour Won't Buy Freedom at Columbia
The piece attacks Columbia University for opposing unionization in dining services while paying workers about $3,000 a year even with raises. It argues a ten cent hourly concession reveals hypocrisy and calls for a free union election to determine representation. It questions who the university is protecting.
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Columbia University
United States Department of Labor
Columbia
Council Names Duties of Floor Representatives
The first meeting of the student government at 616 discussed delegation of responsibilities. Floor representatives considered alternative positions and adopted temporary duties to guide their work.
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Frst
Marilyn Ross
Rep. Assembly
Judicial Council
Barnard Hosts Informal Talk With Three Honorary Dec recipients
Barnard College arranges a 10 a m Saturday coffee hour in the College Parlor with anthropologist Margaret Mead philosopher Suzanne Langer and Nigerian lawyer Jaiyeola Moore. They will receive honorary degrees at the Saturday Closing Convocation marking Barnard's75th anniversary.
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Barnard
Margaret Mead
Suzanne Langer
Jaiyeola Moore
Rosemary Park
College
Jean Palmer
Miss Palmer
University
Unversity Board of Trustees
Columbia
Mead
Langer
Moore
Columbia University
Barnard College
Barnard Club Talk and December Exam Plans
Bulletin notes American Interior Decorators speaker Beryl Austrian on Decorating As A Profession at Barnard College Club of New York November 17. Also outlines GRE schedules with December outside centers, Thanksgiving service at Saint Paul s Chapel November 24, and January exam window. Ski Club meets tonight for Christmas trip planning and year schedule. Rabbi Martin Freedman leads a discussion on Good and Evil today.
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Saint Paul's Chapel
Rosemary Park
Martin Freedman
Schiff
Barl Hall
Ferris Booth Hall
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Sailing Club
Schuylkill
Schuylkill River
Hattanville Monmouth
Bryn Mawr Colleges
Drexel
Jerry Miller
Penn
Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association
Christine Nordini
Paul Kammerer
Miss Nodini
Mr. Davis
Riverside Quartet
Miss Davis
Carnegie Recital Hall
Erdgeist
Luxemberg
Brussels
Hans Carossa
Edith Snow Sewall
Barnard Bulletin
Phyllis H. Klein
J.anne Braverman
Nancy Klein
Alice Rubinstein
Barbara Cohen
Nancy Doctor
Susan Kristal
Bulletin
Dylan Thomas
NSA
Fast For Freedom
Mr. Jones
Barnard Drama Group
Arthur Miller
Garcia Lorca
Editorial
By Barbara V. Cohen
Helen Stambler
Miss Ross
Naomi Achs ‘66
Susan McClelland
House Council
Diana Bermingham
Ellen Zimmerman
Joan Cahill
Rita Levy
Marie Vesely
Marie Green
Bulletin Board
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