Testing Service Schedules Exams for Graduate School
The Educational Testing Service announces exam dates at Columbia University for the LSAT GRE and National Teacher Examinations. LSAT dates: November 9 February 15 1958 and April 19 1958, with advice to test in early dates for spring admission. GRE dates: November 16 1958 January 18 April 26 and July 12, covering general and subject tests. NT examinations occur February 15 1958 with common and optional subject tests.
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Columbia University
Students debate Barnard meal plans in letters
Readers defend and critique the campus meal program. They urge optional dorm meal plans and protest compulsory charges for off campus students citing fairness and student apathy.
Campus and student society events at Columbia and Barnard
On Campus day October 17 includes Browning reading by Prof David Robertson in College Parlor U C A. Evening program features Dr John Hutchinson talk on Morality vs Moralism in the Dodge Room Earl Hall. October 18 Pre Law and Pre Medical Society noon meetings Barnard Hall rooms 301 and 409. Psychology Club Tea 3 5 pm College Parlor. Reception for High School Editors 5 pm James Room Barnard about 400 guests. 1959 Class Dance Columbia Barnard 8 pm Earl Hall Auditorium Senior Stag Dance tickets noon 1 pm Annex
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David Robertson
Browning
John Hutchinson
Dodge Room
Earl Hall
Pre-Law Society
Barnard Hall
Emma D. Stecher
Ins
Barnard
James Room
Columbia
College Plans Guided Tours For Visitors
About 75 girls from 24 Fairfield County high schools are invited by Barnard College Club of Fairfield County to a Sub-Freshman Day at Barnard College Fairfield on October 25. The program runs 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. with Dean Helen P Bailey and Mrs. Helen McCann and aims to preview college life and explain admissions procedures.
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Fairfield County
Barnard Colege Club
Fairfield
Connecticut
Barnard College
Barnard College Club
Helen P Bailey
Helen McCann
Famous Dads Highlight Barnard Transfers in Campus Gossip
Barnard College wittily notes new foreign student transfers with famous parentage. Aye Aye Thant daughter of U Thant, Dorothy Wei daughter of a diplomat, Arlene Yoshikami daughter of Rev. Egen I Yoshikami, Barta Drosti daughter of Gerard J Drosti, and Aida Hadawi daughter of Sami Hadawi are profiled as potential campus luminaries in a lighthearted piece.
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Barnard
Fresh Sat
Rangoon
Aye Aye Thant
University of Rangoon
U. Thant
United Nations
Dorothy Wei
Randolph-Macon College
Arlene Yoshikami
Syracuse University
Egen I. Yoshikami
Barta Drosti
Gerard J. Drosti
University of California
Aida Hadawi
Sami Hadawi
American University of Beirut
Alumna Named First Female Managing Editor at Atlantic Monthly
Barnard alumna Emily Flint becomes the first woman to serve as managing editor of The Atlantic. She and Edward Weeks co edit Jubilee One Hundred Years of the Atlantic to be released by Little Brown in October 1928. The volume collects 128 authors whose works appeared in The Atlantic since 1857.
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Emily Flint
Barnard
the Atlantic
Edward Weeks
Little, Brown and Company
Emerson
Hemingway
Thoreau
Faulkner
Reps Abolish Sign Up Plan For Meetings
Anne Hendon Bernstein proposed to remove meeting attendance taking and the Assembly carried the motion 26 to 12 to straighten ambiguities in the Honor System. Freshman delegates would sign the sheet under a revised system. Sally Beyer asked for $35 more for the National Students Summer Congress.
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Representative Assembly
Anne Hendon Bernstein
Sally Beyer
National Students Summer Congress
Sophomores Plan Projects At Opening Class Meeting
Liza Collins, Sophomore Class President, outlined seasonal events for the class of 60. Planned projects include the annual Soph cake sale on November 20 to benefit the Junior Show, and a stationary sale. The Soph Show was canceled for lack of theatre space. Ruth Segal addressed the class as Greek Games Chairman, Jackie Lahn became 60’s tenth Rep Assembly representative, and Ring Chairman announced rings and samples by January 1958.
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Liza Collins
Barnard
Nike
Ruth Segal
Greek Games
Jackie Lahn
Rep Assembly
Muriel Lederman
Ring
Columbines Recruit Second Year Members at Barnard
Barnard eight member vocal group the Columbines marks its first anniversary and opens tryouts today from noon to 2 p.m. in room 301. The octet debuted at spring convocation and has since performed at Dad's Day and President Kirk's reception.
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Barnard
Columbines
Kirk
Correction on Jazz Book by Ulanov Misstated
The October 14 Bulletin corrected an error listing Professor Barry Ulanov as author of a jazz book titled Coolin Off With Ulanov. The phrase refers to a Lennie Tristano phonograph record dedicated to Ulanov, not a book.
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Barry Ulanov
Coolin
Ulanov
Lennie Tristano
University Station Revamps Shows For FM Audience
WKCR returns to FM broadcasting under director Carl Stern after a fall debut October 14. The Barnard based lineup includes Barnard women as producers engineers and DJs. The second season targets 1.75 million homes from Patterson New Jersey to Yonkers and features Columbia focused programs plus music and sports scores.
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Carl Stern
WKCR
Patterson
New Jersey
Yonkers
New York
Columbia
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