Russell Urges Joy and Security as World-Wide Goal
Bert Rand Russell urged joy, intelligence, and peace with oneself as the path to happiness for civilized man in a McMillin Theater lecture. He called for childrearing as a partnership, minimal restrictions, and a balance of security with adventure, citing the Kon-Tiki voyage as inspiration.
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Barnard Hosts Big Seven Conference Meeting
The Seven College Conference meets at Barnard with Dean Millicent McIntosh chairing. Delegations of three from Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mount Holyoke, Radcliffe, Smith, Vassar and Wellesley discuss scholarships and curricular matters. Seven Barnard scholars listed include Chan, Collins, Mangus, Musgrove, Potter, Sacknitz and Simon.
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Helen Chan
Kathleen Collins
Jo Clare Mangus
Elaine Musgrove
Meg Potter
Joan Sacknitz
Shulamith Simon
Edith Bernstein Appears on Sammy Kaye TV Show
College students from Barnard Yale Princeton and Sarah Lawrence auditioned on Sammy Kaye's So You Want to Lead a Band. Edith Bernstein defended Barnard as contestants led the band and faced a five hundred dollar question. Princeton won a TV set after leading briefly on stage.
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Groups Pick Own Speakers Under New Columbia Rule
The University Council adopted the Dowling Committee report establishing a policy for recognizing student organizations. A reorganized Committee on Student Organization will grant or deny recognition, requiring a ten member list, mission statement, constitution copy, outside connections, and officer list. Irresponsible actions include illegal or immoral conduct. No group is denied without a hearing before the committee.
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Assembly Selects Committee Members at Monday Meeting
The Representative Assembly elected junior and senior delegates to the Undergraduate Committee on Development last Monday. New delegates include Nancy Amsterdam, Renee Madesker, Rochelle Reichman ’58, Eloise Ashby, Ann Bernays, and Abby Bonime ’52. Ruth Cantor ’53 became chair of the Speakers Committee with Barbara Berman ’55, Sara Max ’52, Trudy Michaelson ’52, and Ann Miller ’52 as members. An amendment to move meetings to Wednesday afternoons was proposed by Miriam Shapiro ’52 and will be discussed next week, with posting on the Student Government bulletin board.
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Nancy Amsterdam
Renee Madesker
Rochelle Reichman
Eloise Ashby
Ann Bernays
Abby Bonime
Ruth Cantor
Barbara Berman
Sara Max
Trudy Michaelson
Ann Miller
Barnard Association
Miriam Shapiro
Miss Shapiro
Jake
Italian Circle Plans Semester Cultural Programs
Il Circolo Italiano Barnard's Italian Club outlines a semester of social and cultural events. Conversational lunches alternate Mondays in the Red Alcove with Maristella Bove presiding. The group will host discussion on modern literature opera films and Italy's economic and political issues plus opera theatre visits. A tea on November 12 features actor Mr De Luca and Room 7 Milbank serves inquiries.
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Time Changes All Functions United Nations reshaped to prevent war
Dr. Reinhold Niebuhr told a Tuesday assembly the United Nations now functions to prevent war and to preserve a minimal bridge between the free world and Russia. He noted America’s initial hopes in 1945 were partly realized, with one outcome shaping the UN more than others.
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New World Organization
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Subscriptions Open for Met Opera at Barnard Students
The Metropolitan Opera subscriptions are open to Barnard students for evening performances on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Payments must be made in advance by November 13 as the season begins, with sales from 12 to 2 at the Office of Student Affairs through November 2. Tickets cost 2.65 each and Opera News subscriptions are also offered.
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