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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1957

Page

3

Colloquium Initiates Second Experimental Year at Barnard

Barnard College education colloquium marks its second year with a $67,500 Ford Foundation grant. Associate Professor Joseph Brennan leads discussions for future secondary teachers. Fred M Hechinger opens talks on Education and the Community with a slate including Harold Taylor and Joan Dunn.

Joseph G. Brennan Philosophy The Fund For the Advancement of Education Ford Foundation Martin Abrams Harold Taylor Sarah Lawrence College Taylor Joseph Brennan Barnard

Barnard Young Democrats Plan Semester Activities

Barnard's Young Democrats open the semester with a 4 PM talk in College Park by Mrs Shalevy Slave District Leader of the 7th Assembly District on Women in Politics. A get acquainted tea follows Kayes talk. An October 18 noon meeting in 101 Banard outlines plans for the coming semester. Fran Dearden notes Christenberry for mayor of New York is supported.

Barnard Young Democrats Tomorow College Park Shalevy 7Th Assembly Kayes Banard Young Republicans Fran Dearden Christenberry New York

Barnard English Majors Explore New English Conference Agenda

Barnard College opens the semester’s English 91 session with Professor Greet urging English majors to embrace the major as a life, plan seminars with eminent literary figures, and study non syllabus books while next week Eleanor Rosenberg discusses Lionel Trilling’s literary significance. The group also shares a mnemonic poem on English kings and continues its tradition of addressing a literary theme each term.

W. Cabbell Greet Barnard Greet Eleanor Rosenberg Lionel Trilling

Librarian Photographs Tables in Barnard Library

Miss Sarah Thompson, Reference Librarian, climbs tables and cornices to shoot slides for the Freshman Library Orientation. Esther Greene notes the slides accompany a taped lecture as a preliminary aid to using reference services. The library also introduces a Recordak microfilm machine for viewing the New York Times on film.

Barnard Sarah Thompson Thompson Esther Greene Lbrarian Bulletin Miss Thompson Virginia Runge Lbrary Recordak New York Times Times

Barnard Forms American Studies Society To Explore Contemporary Culture

The American Studies Society at Barnard College organized to encourage study of American contemporary culture and society. Acting president Barbara Reider Stevelman described a group mostly of senior and junior American Civilization majors open to all students. The society will supplement but not be part of the American Civilization major, with debates and three major activities per semester guided by Basil Rauch and advisers Judy Kaith and Fran Horak.

Barnard Club The American Studies Society Barbara Reider Stevelman Barnard New York Judy Kaith Fran Horak Basil Rauch Histo American Civilization Program

B C Colleges Recruit Members For Campus Carnival

Twenty three Barnard College clubs join Columbia University Chorus Glee Club and religious groups in a Tuesday carnival to recruit members. Booths will be judged on originality and beauty. Gilbert & Sullivan Society will perform. The event runs 4 pm with gym doors opening at 3 pm for decorators.

Barnard College Columbia University Chorus Glee Club King’s Crown Radio University Gilbert & Sullivan Society Doa Wiley Clubs Council

Lawn Party Gala Opens Social Season at Columbia Barnard

The SAC sponsored lawn party kicked off the social season with the Columbia University Band performing under Hunter N Wiley. Pepsi and potato chips flowed as returning students and their dogs roamed the lawn while Barnard and Columbia crowds mingled amid festive chatter and weekend anticipation.

Pepsi Admid Happy Chatter Barnard Fist Sac Columbia University Band Hunter N Wiley

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Colloquium Fred M. Hechinger Bridgeport Herald New York Herald Tribune Joan Dunn Frank Alweis James Monroe High School Columbia Robert W. Morris Young Dems Willy Wally Harry Ste Dick John Harry II Edwards Richard II Hennes Edwards IV Dick the Bad Hennies Twain Ned the Lad Tom Lem Style Brendon Guill New Yorker Bennett Cerf Random House Marjorie Falousepian New Society B.C Undergrad Council Jean Palmer Katherine Goodwin Sydney A. Burrell Morningside
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