Barnard Alumnae Plan Funds For Renovation Drive
Alumnae meeting highlights a Barnard Development Plan to raise gifts for building renovations and endowments. Mrs. Richard Whitney notes progress and urges alumnae to contribute time and money, with over four hundred attendees and Eisenhower as luncheon guest. Dean Millicent C. McIntosh opens sessions and affiliates discuss placement, curriculum changes, and faculty roles.
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College
Richard Whitney
Barnard
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Whitney
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dean
Millicent C. McIntosh
Brinckerhoff Theater
Ruth Houghton
Occupation Bureau
Maria Komerovsky
Marjory Nelson
Club Begins First Play at Brinckerhoff Theatre
Wigs and Cues theater group at Barnard starts work on Oliver Goldsmith comedy She Stoops to Conquer set for December 3 and 4 in Brinckerhoff Theater. Sally Graham announces early next week tryouts with rehearsals beginning in November and continuing until December. New adviser Dr. Lucyle Hook joins the club as visiting English professor at Barnard, replacing retired Dr. Minor Latham. Maggie Rogers elected Sets Manager amid a new development plan to renovate prop and locker rooms.
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Barnard
Dramatic Club
Oliver Goldsmith
Brinckerhoff Theater
Sally Graham 49
Lucyle Hook
Scarsdale High School
Minor Latham
Maggie Rogers
Barnard Hosts Week of Coed Sports With Columbia Events
Barnard College runs Sports Week today through Friday with coed events against Columbia in volleyball deck tennis and badminton plus square dancing. Deck tennis and volleyball start at 4 p.m. on South and North Lawns respectively with basketball in the gym and 5 p.m. swimming races open to qualified students. Friday features a play day with volleyball deck tennis and badminton across the North Lawn South Lawn and gym, followed by a 5 p.m. folk dance in the gymnasium. A Wednesday tea at 4 p.m. invites Athletic Association hopefuls and freshmen to play six passes on the North Lawn.
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Barnard
Columbia
Athletic Association
North Lawn
Athletic Association of Barnard
A.A
Mary Lou Heffernan
Barnard Plans First Parents Day for November 11
Undergraduate President Lois Boochever announced Barnard College will host Parents Day on November 11 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Parents may visit classes, attend a luncheon and tea, while students serve as hosts and introduce them to the campus. The event is described as a new venture requiring full cooperation from Barnard members.
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Lois Boochever
Barnard
Miss Boochever
Barna
Times Writer Speaks At Political Assembly
Warren Moscow of the New York Times will analyze the political scene at the Political Council assembly tomorrow at 1 10 p m in the gym nasium It is the second pre election gathering to explain campaign issues and party platforms for Barnard students Moscow a long time Times staffer and former Albany bureau chief has written books and articles for the Times and other outlets He covered national conventions in 1982 and war events in the Pacific as a correspondent
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Warren Moscow
New York Times
Political Council
Barnard
Moscow
Times
Times Bureau
Albany
Mr. Moscow
The
Brooklyn Citizen
Old
New York American
Empire State
Alfred A. Knopf
Saturday Evening Post
Alfred Landon
Thomas E. Dewey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harold Stassen
Republican Party
Henry Wallace
New York
Harry Truman
Tokyo
Okinawa
Iwo Jima
Dorm Students Vote On Change of Policy
Dorm residents consider a proposed shift to direct election of Residence Council members with a November referendum. The joint Executive Committee and freshman sponsors approved the change, while a second proposal to permit freshmen to hold seats was defeated.
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Anna Mae Menapace
Page Morris
Exec
Miss Menapace
Residence Council
Representative Assembly
Miss Moris
Regional NSA plans International Students Day observance
The New York Metropolitan Region NSA approves a November 17 to 20 program to honor 157 Czech students executed by Nazis. Speakers include Robert West and student representatives from China Denmark and Israel. CUSC also approves Columbia University events coordinated with NSA.
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New York
N.S.A
Robert West
China
Denmark
Israel
Ls.d
CUSC
Columbia University
NSA
Meg Mather
Havs
Miss Mather
Sophomore Class Elects New Officials and Greek Games Reminders
Dorothea Bennett becomes Honor Board Representative, Bernice Greenfield as Long Leader, Rocca Garafola as Ring Chairman, Lois Campaine and Florence Montague as Representative Assembly delegates. Lynn Kang introduces committee chairmen and reminds students to pay the Greek Games Head Tax, Thursday and Friday 11 30 to 1 30 p.m. on Jake.
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Dorothea Bennett
Bernice Greenfield
Rocca Garafola
Lois Campaine
Florence Montague
Representative Assembly
Lynn Kang
Jake
Educator Lectures on Hudson Shore Labor School Work
Miss Margaret Wood discusses the Hudson Shore Labor School at the Vocational Committee meeting. The co educational program, under the New York Board of Regents, aims to educate adult workers and train those entering worker education. The school stemmed from Bryn Mawr summer sessions and now sits near Poughkeepsie New York. Ann K Hasker invites inquiries and pamphlets are posted in Barnard Hall third floor.
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Margaret Wood
Hudson Shore Labor School
South Dinning Room
Miss Wood
New York Board of Regents
Bryn Mawr
Poughkeepsie
New York
Ann K. Hasker
Vocational Committee
Jake
Barnarnd Hall
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Council
I.S.D
N. Y
John A. Kouwenhoven
Soph
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