Carnival Showcases Variety at Barnard Activities Carnival
Barnard hosts an Activities Carnival in the gym from 4 to 6 pm featuring 40 booths detailing club benefits. Highlights include Holbein-inspired costumes by Gilbert and Sullivan Society, performances by Columbia University Chorus and the Columbines, regional foods, a mock clinic by the Pre Med Society, and booths for Bulletin staff recruitment and two new groups. Judging by faculty, prizes awarded by Miriam Kurtz.
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Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Holbein
Yeoman of the Guard
Columbia University Chorus
Columbines
Bulletin
Barnard
Barnard Young Republicans
Columbia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Miriam Kurtz
Ternival
Mrs Mahler Recalls Transfers Trip To Foreign Countries
Barnard associate professor Mrs Jane Mahler spoke at the transfer dinner on travel funded by the Louise Lambert Scholarship. She described visits to Lebanon Egypt Istanbul Iran Pakistan Afghanistan North Pakistan India Ceylon and Burma and noted transfers accepted this year exceed half of freshmen matriculations.
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Jane Mahler
Barnard
United States
Louise Lambert
Mahler
Lebanon
Egypt
Istanbul
Iran
Pakistan
Afganistan
India
Ceylon
Burma
University
McIntosh
Columbia
Brooks
Barnard Faculty Win Grants For Research In Science Fields
Barnard College announces NSF and Public Health Service grants for six faculty. Henry Boorse receives $33,000 over two years for low temperature physics, Emma Stecher $17,500 for acids and esters, Rosemary Pierrel a Public Health Service grant on sensory learning, with Edward King investigating amino acids ionization, Ingrith Deyrup on kidney tissue electrolyte exchange, and Edward Hodgson on invertebrate chemoreception.
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Barnard College
National Science Foundation
United States Public Health Service
Henry Boorse
Barnard
Boorse
Emma D. Stecher
Rosemary
Columbia University
Freshman Class nominates eight for president in 1959 60
The 1959 60 classes met last Tuesday. Freshmen nominated eight candidates for class president: Danny Char ry, Liza Collins, Margie Donnelly, Gaye Lofgren, Isabel Marcus, Sally Ryder, Lynn Sage and Tommy Wallace. Three finalists will be chosen this afternoon and may present views Thursday October 18. Final election follows next week. Sophomores plan stag dance October 19 with a Chinese auction and a coke party October 23 to honor transfers. Plans for a No Dirt Day cake sale in the gymnasium were also discussed.
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Danny Charry
Liza Collins
Margie Donnelly
Gaye Lofgren
Isabel Marcus
Sally Ryder
Lynn Sage
Tommy Wallace
Jake
Betty Ackerman
James
Dorothy Kawachi
Young Dems Elect Officers and Campaign Drive Initiated
Barnard Democrats formalized Stevenson support with a Wednesday meeting at Brooks living room electing Roz Snyder 59 chairman. Officers include Connie Downs 60 membership chair, Barbara Morn 58 canvass chair, Natalie Greenberg 59 merchandising chair, and Josefa Freedman 60 office chief. 200 students have volunteered. D Day collections supported television campaign costs.
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Barnard Democrats
Stevenson
Brooks
Roz Snyder
Connie Downs
Barbara Morn
Natalie Greenberg
Josefa Freedman
Columbia Opens 1956 Season With O Neill Drama Great God Brown
Columbia University's 1956 theater season begins October 17 with the Columbia Players presenting Eugene O Neill's Great God Brown in Minor Latham Theatre. The production stars William Bramlette and George Betts with Miranda Knickerbocker and Sara Hanft, directed by Robert Goldsby. Dr Houston Peterson of Rutgers speaks at Barnard colloquium on educational trends funded by a $67,500 three year grant.
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Columbia University
Columbia Players
Eugene O’neill
God Brown
O’neill
William A. Brown
Dion Anthony
Margaret
Dion
Cybel
William Bramlette
George Betts
Brown
Miranda Knickerbocker
Margaret Anthony
Sara Hanft
Barnard
Judy Kerr
Mrs. Brown
William
Judi Greenbaum
Anthony
Robert Goldsby
Columbia
Great God Brown
Latham Theatre
John Jay
Houston Peterson
Rutgers University
Milbank
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Joseph G. Brennan
Brennan
Gilbert Highet
Anthon
Marjorie Allen
Manchester Training College
Fred M. Hechinger
Bridgeport Herald
Harriet van Horne
Peterson
Pomona College
Rutgers
G O P Club Maps Membership Drive
The Young Republican Club of Barnard plans to canvass the 7th district, conduct a membership drive, and sell Ike pins with dues of 1 dollar. Each member gets two reserved seats at Madison Square Garden for Eisenhower address on October 25, with frequent meetings leading to the election.
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Young Republican Club of
Barnard
Madison Square Garden
Eisenhower
Barnard College
Young Republican Club of Columbia
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Dr. Houston Peterson
O'Neill
G.O.P. Club
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