Class of 759 Elects White as President
Cherry White was elected president of the freshman class of 759 over Fran Horak and Gay Mainzer at a Barnard gym meeting held Friday October 21. The page lists candidates for Greek Games chairman and notes White's policy of representing class ideas with room for individual expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry White
Fran Horak
Gay Mainzer
Barnard
Fran Durst
Janet Feldman
Marian Bennett
Martha Cohen
Naomi Raphael
Bonnie Goodman
Betty Ackerman
Marlene Berman
Betsy Wolf
Mindi Drazien
Miss White
Baldwin
Long Island
Oceanside High School
Marian Churcill White
Honor Board Explains Code To Transfers At College Parlor
The Honor Board will hold a meeting tomorrow at 1:00 in the college parlor to explain the Honor Board procedures and the Honor Code to new transfers. Edith Tennenbaum Shapiro chairs and will introduce Louise Sadler Kiessling and board members, followed by a general outline of the system and proctor responsibilities. An open forum will invite transfers to ask questions, offer criticisms, and suggest improvements as part of Barnard College’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Tennenbaum Shapiro
Louise Sadler Kiessling
Shapiro
Honor Board
Barnard
Barnard Hall
Michael Lenzi
Elizabeth Milbank Anderson Convalescent Home
Technical Aid Expert Outlines UN Assistance Role
Mr. H. J. Van Mook of the Technical Assistance Board of the United Nations spoke at the Thursday Noon Meeting, detailing how technical aid now involves leaving qualified personnel in recipient countries and supporting projects through UN, US Marshall and Point Four programs, and the Colombo Plan. He noted aid focuses on organizing local systems in public welfare, administration, agriculture, and health, with volunteers funding the effort and emphasizing human relations and adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. van Mook
Technical Assistance Board of
The
United Nations
van Mook
Indonesia
United States
Blood Drive Seeks 90 More Donations for Barnard Goal
Jane Peyser 58 announces 90 additional donations needed to reach the 200 donation goal for Barnard College. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will not visit until the target is met. Students with unsigned permission slips are urged to sign up on Jake for appointments and contribute if able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Peyser
Red Cross
Barnard
Jake
Term Drive Carnival Plans Win Clubs Council Backing
The Clubs' Council unanimously approved four term drive carnival plans on Wednesday October 19 with Representative Assembly backing on October 12. Led by Teri Kaplan '57 the drive targets February 18 and awaits Barnard club membership approval. Psychology Club and BULLETIN have already supported the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
Teri Kaplan
Barnard
Psychology Club
Bulletin
Trustee Group Hints At Student Aid And Carnival Plans
Bar nard College trustees discuss scholarship trends noting rising applications and award amounts with no general funds used this year. They consider larger awards to enable college entry, despite fewer recipients as aid problems persist. A memorial for Gladys Reichard is planned with Dr. Margaret Mead delivering a paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys A. Reichard
Miss Reichard
Margaret Mead
American Museum of Natural History
Ogden Reid
Pearl Bernstein Max
New York City
Barnard Names Brennan and Stabenau to Department Executives
Dr Joseph Brennan associate professor of philosophy and Mrs Louise G Stabenau assistant professor of German have been named executive officers of their departments. Both have acted as department chairs since 1953 and will continue to expand study opportunities for Barnard students in philosophy and German. Brennan holds an A M from Harvard and a Ph D from Columbia 1942. Stabenau, a 30 year Barnard veteran, earned her A M from Columbia in 1929 and hails from Bremen Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gerard Brennan
Louise G. Stabenau
Millicent C. McIntosh
Brennan
Barnard
Columbia
College of New Rochelle
Thomas Mann
American Philosophical Association
American Metaphysical Society
The
Review of Religion
Boston College
Harvard University
Pacific Institute of Philosophy
Stockton
California
Stabenau
Helen Bailey
Columbia University
Mt. Holyoke College
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
Bremen
Germany
United States
Professor to Speak at First Assembly Talk on Medieval Culture
Barnard professor John H. Mundy will deliver the inaugural lecture in a four part series on Medieval Culture. The Assemblies Committee, chaired by Cynthia Bachner, plans lectures on art literature economics and studies in the Middle Ages with a medieval music tea and library displays to accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Bachner
Assemblies
John H. Mundy
Barnard
Carmen de Pilar
Arline Berg
Lily Shimamoto
Assembly
Ella Weed
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White
McIntosh
Joseph G. Brennan
Board of Trustees
Barnard College
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