Barnard Arts Fest In Spring
Barnard College hosts an Arts Festival April 24 to May 2 as part of its 75th Anniversary celebration with music dance drama and art. The event will be held on Barnard Campus and aims to include Columbia students and organizations. Plans to include Moliere shows and an original musical are tentatively planned.
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Gloria Leitner
Barnard
Kenneth Jones
Barnard-Columbia
Georgianna Pimentel
Linda Sallop
Columbia
Miss Pimentel
Jones
Moliere
Thaddeus to Explain How Women Look at Men at Meeting
Thaddeus will discuss How Women Look At Men at the Thursday Noon Meeting in the College Parlor. Mrs Thaddeus, Barnard English instructor on leave, co edited the Harper and Row anthology with John Kouwenhoven featuring 88 authors and varied views from Katherine Dunham to Pearl S Buck. Next week Professor Phoebe Morrison will discuss the Bill of Rights and Political Action.
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Thaddeus
Janice Farrar Thaddeus
Katherine Dunham
Pearl S. Buck
Fighting Angel
Bette Davis
Margaret Mead
Margaret Case Harriman
Barnard
Columbia
Barnard English
Phoebe Morrison
Janice Thaddeus
John Kouwenhoven
Rosemary Park
Exec Considers Handbook Takeover by Administration
The Undergraduate Association Executive Committee debates revamping the Student Headbook and taking full control of contents and funding. Former editors warn over costs and color choices while administration may remain final arbiter. Allocations include 225 for McGill conference and 50 for mimeograph and advertising.
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Naomi Weintraub
Barbara Sheklin
Barnard
Naomi Achs
Seniors and juniors earn Dean's List honors for 1962-63
Fifty-two seniors thirty three juniors and eight sophomores were named to the Dean's List for the 1962 63 academic year per Registrar Mrs Helen Law who released the honors list. Class of 64 members named include Susan Ancell Joyce Beckett Elizabeth Berliner Martha Bluming Erica Bressler and others. Class of 65 honorees include Lucy Agin Marcia Andersen Joan Baraff Mary de Bary Zane Berzins and additional names.
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Helen Law
Dean
Susan Ancell
Joyce Beckett
Elizabeth Berliner
Martha Wolman Bluming
Erica Bressler
Diana Browner
Judith Chayes
Lydia Chulak
Mary Corabi
Elinor Whitney Eager
Felice Fischer
Emily Fox
Judith Fradkin
Colette Friedlander
R. Claire
Alice Kasman Gerstein
Helen Geyh
Ina Goldfinger
Helen Gotlieb
Karen Grebel
Ellen Gritz
Susan Halpern
Ursula Johnson
Jane Kahn
Judith Gasal
Marian Pollett Kirsch
Nancy Kline
Natalia Koverda
Barbara Lander
Julie Lomoe
Judith Malamut
Jean Murphy
Nancy Neveloff
Elizabeth Niemi
Ronnie Olman
Judith Padow
Barbara Pearson
Beth Pessen
Peggy Rosenbaum
Donna Rudnick
Joan Schulman
Marjorie Schulte
Barbara Schwartz
Sara Sheldon
Joan Simon
Leslie Smith
Rita Stein
Grace Stern
Victoria Sullivan
Helaine Tapper
Joan Wohl
February grads choose diploma name cards in registrar’s office
February degree candidates may pick up diploma name cards and address stubs in the Registrar's Office between October 28 and November 1. November 1 is the last day to signify intention to graduate in February.
Bulletin's 1st Forum Tomorrow Attends College Morality Debate
The first Bulletin Forum will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the Bulletin office Room 1 Annex. A round table discussion on Should the College Legislate Morality will be led by Louise G. Stabenau and Jimmye Kimmey with broad participation by students and faculty.
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Louise G. Stabenau
Jimmye Kimmey
LaSalle College Honors Dr Florit for Writing Achievements
Dr Eugenio Florit poet and Barnard Spanish professor to receive LaSalle College centennial medal for distinguished Christian writing teaching and research. Former editor of Juan Ramon Jimenez works and noted Latin American poet. Medal presented October 30 during Modern Language Week. Florit spoke on Cuban poet Mariano Brull at the 11th Congress in Houston and joined a Chilean poetry round table at Georgetown.
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Eugenio Florit
Barnard
LaSalle College
Philadelphia
Florit
Juan Ramon Jimenez
Latin America
University of Havana
John A. Guischard
LaSalle
Dr. Florit
International Institute of Ibero-American Literature
Houston
Texas
Mariano Brull
Washington, D.C
Georgetown University
Admissions Studies Why Girls Reject Acceptance
Barnard’s Admissions Office surveyed accepted students who chose elsewhere to learn why. About 75 percent responded. most cited financial reasons or staying home for cheaper options, including state colleges.
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Barnard
Helen McCann
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