Campus Profile Seer Student Arlene Yoshikami joins Barnard
Rochelle Stoller profiles Arlene Yoshikami 69 a Hawaiian born student transferring from Syracuse University to Barnard College. She plans English major and Japanese English translation and cites strong interest in Japanese culture including folk dancing and travel. Her father Rev Egen I Yoshikami is associate minister of a Buddhist congregation at 171 West 94th Street and spearheaded the American Buddhist Academy project.
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Arlene Yoshikami
Syracuse University
Barnard
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Egen I. Yoshikami
West 94Th Street
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Kyoto
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Columbia University
City College
Faculty Alumnae Children Resume Swimming Class
The Barnard Physical Education Department offers seasonal swimming for children of faculty, staff, and alumnae aged six to twelve. Classes run Saturdays October 19 to December 14, then March 8 to May 10. fees are twenty dollars with separate times for beginners and swimmers.
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Mrs Roosevelt Addresses Primary C D S Convention
The Conference of Democratic Students plans its first convention on Saturday October 26 at Community Church 40 Mast 35 Street from 10 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Speakers include Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt and Thomas K Finletter with sponsors Her bert H Lehman. Betty Binder and Robert A Meister hold leadership roles in the independent student group. Barnard Young Democrats meet October 29 with Assemblyman Daniel M Kelly discussing housing integration and relocation.
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Community Church
Mast 35
Eleanor Roosevelt
Thomas K. Finletter
Air Force
Roosevelt
Finletter
Herbert H. Lehman
C.D.S
Betty Binder
Robert A. Meister
New York University
Barnard Young Democrats
Brewster Room
Daniel M. Kelly
West Side
Queen Elizabeth II Ball Sets Formal Commonwealth Night
Miss Henston attended a Commonwealth Society event honoring Queen Elizabeth II, with tickets arranged by a British associate. The gala featured a royal review of troops, stilted protocol, and balanced praise for the queen with notable admiration for Prince Philip. many guests observed wave after wave from the Scottish regiments and the dress code, while the crowd anticipated the queen’s entrance and the formal ball atmosphere.
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Miss Henston
Associated Commonwealth Societies
Henston
German Prof Hosts Areas Majors Tea
Assistant Professor Louise G. Stabenau hosted foreign areas majors at Barnard in a gathering on Tuesday. Professor Thomas P. Peardon, Dean of Faculty, traced the interdepartmental major’s development and noted its aim to combine language study with social science. He said the program now includes American and British civilization studies and invites majors to attend lectures with history and government students and cultural events in Europe and the Orient downtown.
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Stabenau
Thomas P. Peardon
Barnard
Barnard Hosts Tennis Match and Freshman Weekend
Barnard faculty and students, led by Mr Forrest Abbott and Helen Keil, win the Student-Faculty Tennis Match held Monday October 21. Diane LeRoy and Katie Southworth star for Barnard, with teammates from Sarah Lawrence also competing. Freshman weekend at Barnard Camp runs Friday to Sunday October 25–27 to orient newcomers to camp activities.
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Forrest Abbott
Barnard
Helen Keil
Abbott
Miss Keil
Diane LeRoy
S. Palmer Bovie
Mass Judith Jarvis
Remington Patterson
Willy Schumann
Diane le Roy
Louise Heusbein
Katie Southworth
Liza Collins
Jane Berkley
Cindy McQuire
Doris Platzker
Odeil Laurent- Althalen
Sarah Lawrence College
Janice Adams
Linn Sage
Registrar Sets Three Week Limit for Columbia Course Work
Margaret Giddings announces that Barnard students may submit outstanding work for Columbia courses started in the catalogue within three weeks after term end. In special cases instructors may certify longer periods. This corrects the October 7 Bulletin report claiming three weeks before term end.
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Margaret Giddings
Columbia
Barnard
Bulletin
Students push for nonaffiliated barack party group
Letters discuss the formation of C.D.S. a new nonaffiliated Democratic student group in New York City linked to college Democrats shaping party affairs. Betty Binder notes C.D.S. began with no funds and seeks broader involvement while denying ties to Tammany Hall.
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