Seven College awards regional honors to Barnard students
Seventeen regional awards were granted by the Seven College Conference with Joan Howden and Carol Rederer receiving Far West and Central scholarships respectively. Sixty-eight applicants vied for regional scholarships, with Bryn Mawr, Radcliffe, Smith, Vassar, Wellesley, Mount Holyoke each represented among winners.
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Joan Howden
Carol Redere
Barnard
Sarah Dix Hamlin
San Francisco
Carol Rederer
Janice Carlson
John Buscougns
Clayton
Mingus
Bank of America
Bryn Mawr
Radcliffe
Smith
Vassar
Wellesley
Mount Holyoke
Commuter Students Seek Fund for Missing Portrait Plaque
Letter writers at Barnard discuss a long beard figure in the library, proposing a small undergraduate subscription fund to honor an unidentified donor. Other notes praise repairs to the Annex and its improved furnishings, urging continued good care by commuters.
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Augustus Porte
A .Otlege O. Undergraduate Association Fund
Barnard
Important meeting of the American Civilization Society
Members urged to attend the American Civilization Society meeting today at 12:30 in Room 101 Barnard Hall. Majors are reminded that officers for the coming year must be chosen from among the majors.
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Thinklish words sought for college ads
Readers are invited to submit Thinklish words with English translations to Lucky Strike Box 67A Mt. Vernon NY. Include name address college or university and class. Also urged to light up a Lucky Strike to enjoy the full rich honest taste of fine tobacco.
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Mt. Vernon
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Barnard Glee Club Holds Second Meeting Tonight
Barnard College announces the Glee Club newly formed group will meet for the second time on Tuesday October 14 at 7 p.m. in Room 703 Journalism Center. Hubert Doris chair of the music department confirms the date and location.
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Geology Walk Notes on Decay and a Looming Glacial Age
The excerpt reflects on weathering of a Barnard glacial erratic beside Alma Mater and a protected owl statue. It cites Columbia Professor Ewing warning that the next glacial age may begin in about 100 years, while noting mortal statues and ongoing rock walks.
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Alma Mater
Barnard
Columbia
Ewing
Cornerstone Laying For Interchurch Center On Riverside Drive
Ceremonies planned Sunday afternoon October 12 mark the cornerstone for the Interchurch Center on Riverside Drive. The structure, slated for late 1959 completion, will be the first national headquarters for Protestant and Eastern Orthodox bodies in the United States and will host the National Council of Churches and the U S Office of the World Council of Churches. An outdoor auditorium will form along a three block stretch of Riverside Drive for the ceremony with a procession of state leaders reviewed by President Eisenhower from Riverside Church steps. A ceremonial stone from Agora in Corinth gifted by the Greek Orthodox Church will be sealed into the Alabama limestone block.
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Interchurch Center
Riverside Drive
United States
National Council of Churches
U.S
World Council of Churches
Eisenhower
Riverside Church
Agora
Corinth
Alabama
Seixas Menorah Discussion On Judaism Practices
A Seixas Menorah discussion group meets today at 3 30 in Earl Hall Conference Room. Rabbi Martin Freedman leads the session on Meaning and Practices of Judaism.
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Earl Hall
Martin Freedman
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