Seventeen Presents Article By B C Student Teacher
Senior Anne Levenson writes in Seventeen about the Teach School theme in the October 1955 issue. The article explains Barnard education majors joining the Dalton School and Public School 75 program with three weekly meetings, role play, and actual classroom practice, aiming to ease teacher shortages. It notes personal fulfillment and future career flexibility as key incentives for teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Levenson
Seventeen
Miss Levenson
Barnard
Dalton School
New York
Herald Tribune Forum Addresses World Problems
Student and faculty representatives from over two hundred colleges including Barnard will attend the Herald-Tribune Forum on October 16 and 17. Prominent scientists and statesmen will speak on Dynamic Forces at Work on World Problems with sessions at the United Nations and Waldorf Astoria featuring Dag Hammarskjold Harold Stassen Anthony Nutting George Allen and panels on Moroccan affairs and the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Herald-Tribune
United Nations
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Harold Stassen
Britain
Anthony Nutting
Waldorf-Astoria
George Allen
Middle East
Jordan River
New Instructors Appointed Across Multiple Departments
Razdin named lecturer in German. Miss Caroline Ogden Mrs Gtimson Eveleth and Miss Renee Fox join Religion Anthropology and Sociology. Ernest H Sanders to lecture in Music. Elizabeth LeBourhis Ruth Wilf new Zoology assistants. Crockett Nielsen join Botany. William H Cumming teaching Psychology with Ruth Brown and Margaret Strehan as assistants. Arnett Elliot Michael H Belshaw join Government Economics. Donna K Barrand becomes Physical Education instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Razdin
Missaroline Ogden
G Timson Eveleth
Renee C. Fox
Ernest H. Sanders
Elizabeth LeBourhis
Ruth Wilf
Lawrence J. Crockett
Peter Nielson
William H. Cumming
Ruth S. Brown
Margaret Strehan
Arnett Elliot
Michael H. Belshaw
Donna K. Barrand
Botanist Receives Grant for Fungi Research
Professor Donald D. Ritchie of Barnard College, executive officer of the Barnard botany department, was awarded a research grant by a foundation and the National Academy of Arts and Sciences to study Panamanian marine fungi. He will explore their tolerance to temperature, salinity, acidity, and mechanical treatment, and determine their precise nutritional needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foundation
National Academy of Arts and Sciences
Donald D. Ritchie
Barnard Botany Department
Ritchie
Naval Research Laboratory
Panama Canal Zone
Barnard
McIntosh Announces College Song Contest at Barnard
President Millicent C. McIntosh promotes a Barnard song contest open to students alumnae and faculty with four fifty dollar prizes for best music and best lyrics. Judges include Constance Cady Lough Douglas Moore Jean Palmer and Catherine Comes. Entries due November 1 1955 at the Office of the President Milbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Barnard
Millicent C. McIntosh
Constance Cady Loughborough
Barnard Music Department
Douglas Moore
Columbia Music Department
Jean Palmer
Catherine Comes ’56
Milbank
Women urged to explore Foreign Service careers
Seniors at Columbia are invited to meet Hugh McCall of the State Department on Thursday October 13. The State Department aims to recruit women for the Foreign Service Officer examination with hopes of as many as 300 Class VI officers from successful candidates. McCall will be in Room 213 Pupin from 10 a.m. to noon and in Room 616 Hamilton Hall from 2:10 p.m. to 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. State Department
Hugh McCall
State Department
Columbia
Department of State
McCall
Pupin
Hamilton Hall
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Herald
McIntosh
Broadway
New York City
Bet
110Th
111Th Sts
School OF
Evoning
Coursla
Seminary School
Riverside
Centipede
Ann Bosler
Garettes
Lucky Strike
P. O
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Droodles
Roger Price
Kanerican Tobacco Company
Mexico
John Vancini
Boston College
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