Yale Dean Opens Lecture Series on Pattern and Purpose
Dean Edmund W. Sinnott of Yale Graduate School will open an evening lecture series next Tuesday at Barnard Hall on pattern and purpose. The five dollar full series or one dollar per lecture covers Asia politics and Dryden era theater with Barnard faculty speakers.
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Edmund W. Sinnott
Yale Graduate School
Barnard
Alumnae Association
Asia
Dryden
Barnard Hall
Assembly Studies Calendar Delayed by Council Action
Barnard College report from the Rep Assembly meeting on October 8 notes a committee formed to investigate Bar nard social calendar scheduling. Members include Jacquline Hyman Miriam Shapiro Marlene Ader Lois Bingham Lillian Firestone and Joanne Slater. The administration kept 12:00 to 12:30 free for Thursday Noon Meetings for Meditation and Discussion.
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Barnard
Represenvtative Assembly
Jacqueline Hyman
Miriam Shapiro
Marlene Ader
Lois Bingham
Lillian Firestone
Joanne Slater
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh
Association
Janet Bloch
Treasury
Miss Bloch
Bloch
The
Athletic Association
New York State Athletic Federation of College Women
Frances Conn
Rep
Pat Norton
Marie Zanfardino
Barnard Hall
Student Council urges delay on class constitution amendment
A resolution passed by the Student Council asks class presidents to delay action on the Political Council amendment to the Undergraduate Constitution. It directs discussion at the first meeting between Thanksgiving and Christmas and will go to the Representative Assembly on Monday. The amendment would redefine class officers to include president vice president treasurer secretary historian Honor Board reps standing committee chairmen Assembly delegates and Political Council delegates.
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Representative Assembly
Honor Board
Political Council
Newsweek Profiles Barnard Dean in Women’s College Article
Newsweek’s October 15 issue features Barnard College Dean Millicent C. McIntosh on the cover and in a lead article by Terry Ferrer. The piece praises her as a leading voice for a modern philosophy of women’s education and notes shifts in the era’s liberal arts focus.
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Barnard
Millicent C. McIntosh
Newsweek
Dean McIntosh
Terry Ferrer
Debaters Open Season with Columbia Team Clash
Barnard's Debate Council opens season on October 17 meeting Columbia College to argue that Communist prisoners in the U S should be released. Freshmen debate starting October 22 and broadcasts on WKCR. The year marks Barnard joining Columbia College to form a University team and a Princeton double-header on October 26.
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Barnard
Columbia
U. S
Lois Schwartz
Florence Sack
Columbia College
WKCR
Columbia College Debate Council
Princeton University
Yale and Columbia Guests At Open House Party
Yale and Columbia students are invited to the Residence Halls Open House this Friday evening in Brooks and Hewitt Halls. Joyce Hilleboe 52 says dancing will fill the North Dining Room and game rooms will be open. The Bards, fifteen students from Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, will perform.
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Yale
Columbia
Brooks and Hewitt
Joyce Hilleboe
Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons
Commager Denounces Loyalty Oath Plan at Barnard
Henry Steele Commager, Columbia historian, told Barnard College students that loyalty tests threaten Americanism and fail to root out disloyalty. He warned of enforced conformity and censorship, urging voluntary association as the nation’s strength. He argued ideas carry inherent risk and progress depends on free expression.
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Henry Steele Commmager
Columbia University
Barnard College
Commager
Columbia Arts and Sciences Series Opens October 22
Columbia University Institute of Arts and Sciences begins a series of no credit lectures and courses for Metropolitan residents. The opening Monday features a debate Is Revolution Inside Russia Possible with Constantine Boldreff and Harry Schwartz. Subsequent events include talks by Bertrand Russell Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit Dorothy Thompson Rudolph Halley Arthur Garf ield Hays Lewis Mumford and painting courses by Harry Carnahan and Peppino Mangravite.
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Columbia University
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Russia
Constantine Boldreff
Georgetown University
Harry Schwartz
New York Times
Bertrand Russell
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
Dorothy Thompson
Rudolph Halley
Arthur Garfield Hays
Lewis Mumford
Harry Carnahan
Columbia
Peppino Mangravite
Columbia School of Painting and Sculpture
Yale Alumni Homecoming Weekend with Ball and Football
The Columbia University homecoming celebrations include a Saturday sunrise setup at Baker Field for tents flags and booths followed by a Yale game at 2 p.m. Nearly 3 000 alumni and students attend with prizes and class cups awarded. Vaughn Monroe headlines the Homecoming Night Ball at John Jay Hall. Miss Lisa Kirk cannot attend.
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Baker Field
Columbia University
Grayson Kirk
Yale
John Jay Hall
Vaughn Monroe
Lisa Kirk
Freshmen Nominate Eight for Class President Slate
The Class of 1955 selected eight candidates from a 25 member slate for Freshman Class President after speeches at its first meeting led by Billie Haaker 52, with further narrowing to three on Friday October 12 in Milbank Room 139 and a final vote planned next week. Volunteer waitresses for the Junior Transfer Dinner on October 17 were solicited by Renee Madesker, vice president of the Class of 1958.
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Tobia Brown
Nan Kuvin
Barbara Lapchick
Duane Lloyd
Janet Moorehead
Maria Teresa Papay
Kathleen Schubert
Diana Touliatou
Billie Haaker
Milbank
Renee Madesker
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William Henderson
Robert M. MacIver
Lieber
America
Lucyle Hook
John E. Smith
Hewitt Hall
Daniel Callahan
Mt. Vernon
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REP Assembly
Women’s College
Big Seven” Organiza
Associated Colleges
United States
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