Pollister Reports Cell Nucleus Link Observed
Professor Arthur W. Pollister of Columbia University describes a direct connection between the nucleus and cytoplasm seen in extremely thin slices of frog eggs using an electron microscope. The photographed rod like structures may act as the channels through which genetic influence is exerted on the cell.
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Arthur W. Pollister
Columbia Zoology Department
Columbia University
National Academy of Sciences
Pollister
Mark Gettner
Robert Ward
Professor Pollister
Gondoliers Operetta to Open at Minor Latham Theatre
The Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents its third production The Gondoliers at Minor Latham Theater on November 18 19 and 20 at 8 15 p m Tickets go on sale November 11 in Jake and John Jay with prices 1.00 for Thursday and 1 25 for Friday and Saturday Sixteen Barnardites participate in the cast and crew. the show was postponed from last March due to theater completion.
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Livan Society
Gondoliers
Latham
Barataria
Jake
John Jay
Lamont Funds Civil Rights Defense Drive With $50000 Pledge
Dr Corliss Lamont of Columbia launched a special non profit fund to aid civil liberties organizations defending the Bill of Rights. He contributed 50000 in escrow and aims to raise 1000000 to assist lawsuits and ease economic pressure on those harmed during the crisis. Augustus M Kelley Edna Johnson and Philip Wittenberg serve as officers.
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Corliss Lamont
Columbia
Dr. Lamont
Augustus M. Kelley
Edna Johnson
Philip Wittenberg
Modern Paintings Hang in Brooks Living Room
The Brooks Living Room displays new works from the Museum of Modern Art. The Offering by Diego Rivera and Italian Landscape by Arthur Davies are joined by Girl in Blue Chair by Sterne and Rocky Coast by Joseph Di Davies and Di Martini.
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Museum of Modern Art
Brooks
Diego Rivera
Blue
Arthur Davies
Joseph di Davies
di Martini
Colie Aids Plan for History of Ideas Newsletter
Miss Rosalie Colie assistant professor of English teams with Pierre Garai of Columbia and Samuel Mintz of City College to launch a quarterly History of Ideas Newsletter. It will publish letters documents and articles for scholars with summaries and abstracts and seeks student help in Spanish Italian Russian Polish and Chinese. Subscriptions are thirty five cents per issue or one dollar annually.
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History of Ideas
Rosalie Colie
Pierre R. Garai
Columbia University
Samuel L. Mintz
City College
Colie
Vassar College
Columbia
Barnard
Brearley School
New Jersey College For Women
The
Hague
Netherlands
Miss Colie
Term Drive Gains For Barnard College Undergrads
Eileen O Conner, chairman, reports the Term Drive Project has raised about 260 dollars toward scholarships for the Class of 59. Contributions include 65 from the China Survey and 170 from solicitations plus 25 from a benefit show.
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Eileen O’conner
Latham Theatre
Barnard College Undergraduate Association
Eighty three Make Dean s List Status
The class of 1955 boasts the greatest number of Dean s List students. Among the thirty four seniors so honored are Marlys Hearst Henriette de Vitry Mirella d Ambrosio Renate Beckmann Janice Weeks Jane Were Bey Judith Lewittes Stephanie Gross Joyce Glassman Patricia Cicogna Lenore Prostick Marjorie Lobell Barbara Lapchick Judith Rosenkrantz and Corinne Ausubel.
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Marlys Hearst
Henriette de Vitry
Mirella d’Ambrosio
Renate Beckmann
Janice Weeks
Jane Were-Bey
Judith Lewittes
Stephanie Gross
Joyce Glassman
Patricia Cicogna
Lenore Prostick
Marjorie Lobell
Barbara Lapchick
Judith Rosenkrantz
Corinne Ausubel
Group Revives Williams' Play Camino Real at Columbia
The Columbia Players' revival of Tennessee Williams Camino Real opens December 15 at Brander Matthews Theater, running through December 18 with a Saturday matinee. Tickets $1.20 and $1.80 go on sale November 29 in John Jay Hall. Cast includes Barnard students Kathleen Cavanagh Hale Gaberson Carlotta Lief directed by Robert Goldsley.
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Columbia Players
Friendship House speaker promotes Christian social action in Harlem
Miss Townley Brooks, a Friendship House staff worker, spoke at a noon meeting about alleviating slum tensions through housing improvements and legal aid for Harlem Negroes. She urged Christian ideals, warned against atheistic communism, and noted support from NAACP and Barnard alumni.
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Townley Brooks
Friendship House
Miss Brooks
Barnard
NAACP
Barnard Representative Assembly
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Lord Byron
Don Quixote
Baron de Charlus
Jacques Casanova
Evelyn Appeltofft
Donna Click
Eleanor Cate
Tamara Rippner
Betty Ann Lynch
Kathryn Shohl
Barbara Blau
Elinor Murray
Marion Toman
Audrey Appel
Audrey Langbaum
Jeanette Lustig
Edith Stavisky
Frances Evans
Portia Hamilton
Marcella Jung
Martha Sharp
Linda Hilles
Isabella Bick
Laura Clara Maioglio
Miriam Dressler
Alice Salzman
Edith Lewittes
Arlene Feld
Ellen Newman
Ariane Ruskin
Catherine Comes
Judith Schwack
Alice Beck
Brenda Lu Forman
Liane Rief
Barbara Brown
Doris Kivelevich
Roberta Wallace
Ora Mendelsohn
Rhoda Brandes
Myra Baker
Angela Salanitro
Alyce Degen
Margaret Prince
Edith Tennenbaum
Dorothy Grant
Piri Halasz
Lily Lonnquist
Renee Steisel
Bernice Rubenstein
Barbara Cahill
Reva Schwartz
Nancy Aub
Julia Keydel
Sylvia Schneider
Arlette Guggenheim
Barbara Greenberg
Loretta Lambert
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