Michelfelder Named PRO Director at Barnard College
Mrs. Phyllis Michelfelder assumes the title head of public relations at Barnard College with duties to interpret the college to the public. Her staff includes Vera Dickey Jean Wallace and Hazel Cummings and she plans events like the annual Barnard Forum.
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Phyllis D. Michelfelder
Barnard College
Barnard
Barnardiana
Barnard Forum
Michelfelder
Vera Dickey
Radcliffe
Jean Wallace
Barnard ’58
Hazel Cumminghis
Stamford
Connecticut
William F. Michelfelder
World- Telegram
University of New Hampshire
Associated Press
New York
New Jersey College For Women
Woman’s College
Rutgers University
Aileen P. Winkopp
Dorm Guest Room at Hewitt Hall For Barnard Students
A special room in Hewitt Hall is set aside to accommodate four day students for one to three nights at Barnard. The charge is 1.50 dollars per night per person. See Miss Margaret O'Shea by 11 a.m. for reservations. Weekend reservations must be made by Friday 11 a.m.
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Hewitt Hall
Barnard
Margaret O’shea
Officials End Honor Code At Radcliffe
Radcliffe College ends its honor system during exams and in the library. Exams will now be supervised by a proctor at all times. The library privilege allowed removal of books without checkout, leading to the disappearance of more than 900 books valued at about $3,600 last year.
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Radcliffe
Radcliffe College
Barnard
Radcliffe Library
Joseph Fleischer
Jacob Feesscher Co
West 27Th St
New York 1
N. Y
Columbia Players Open Season With Noel Coward Farce
The Columbia Players launch 1954 55 with Noel Coward’s Design for Living at McMillin Theater October 6 9. Tickets $1.20 or $1.50 in John Jay Lobby. Director Barry Grael leads Lew Band in the lead role. sets and costumes evoke the thirties. Rehearsals began in summer due to theater shortages. freshman help sought.
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Noel Coward
Columbia Players
McMillin Theater
John Jay
Barry Alan Grael
Columbia
Lew Band ’55
Players
Band
Milburn Smith
Derk Roelofsme
Hale Gabrielson
NSA lauds academic freedom and desegregation drive
The National Student Association concluded its seventh annual congress at Iowa State College with 800,000 undergraduates represented. It backed desegregation measures, urged immediate desegregation in higher education, and promoted academic freedom including a National Academic Freedom Week. It criticized some congressional investigations and endorsed a free college press to counter censorship.
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Iowa State College
United States National Student Association
Barnard
June Fisher
NSA
Congress
Fullbright
Supreme Court
United States
Virginia
North Carolina
Deep South
Nooa
Association
U.S. Congress
National Association For A Free College Press
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T. S. Eliot
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Budweiser
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Louis
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