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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1957

Page

3

Student Leader Views College Admission Panel at Barnard

Margot Lyons 58 president of the Undergraduate Association will join Barnard College Alumnae Council for a panel on student choices. The discussion titled The Student Chooses will explore attitudes toward college admission and how high school students select colleges, with focus on pressures from College Board scores and curriculum changes. Lyons says B A for a BA is outdated and colleges will weigh personality alongside scores.

Margot Lyons Barnard College Alumnae Council Miss Lyons Auuee Munt Abl Barnard Admissions Office

Reid Receives Theodore Roosevelt Medal For Decades Of Service

Mrs. Ogden Reid, former Barnard Board chair, is awarded the Theodore Roosevelt Distinguished Service Medal for more than forty years as a trustee and journalistic civic contributor. The ceremony was at Roosevelt Association HQ in Manhattan on October 27, with Eisenhower’s commendation noted.

Theodore Roosevelt Ogden Reid Barnard Board of Trustes Theodore Roosevelt Association Manhattan Reid Barnard Dwight D. Eisenhower

Fairfield juniors visit Barnard campus in curious turnout

Excited Fairfield high school juniors and seniors from Connecticut arrived at Barnard College on Friday. The visitors, easily spotted by their barage of perplexities and strong interest in dormitory closets and classes, toured tennis courts and jungle areas and attended French literature philosophy and English classes. They replaced Westchester students who this year hosted Barnard students on Barnard's own quarters.

Fairfield High School Connecticut Wilds Barnard Fairfield Westchester

Actress Mildred Dunnock Reflects on Theater Life and Screen Work

Mildred Dunnock told Barnard College students that theater best serves actors while the screen makes them think and act for the camera. She noted the thrill of location work, recalled Viva Zapata in Texas, Love Me Tender with Elvis Presley, and contrasted TV’s on‑air independence with limited material. Norris Houghton introduced her, praising both actress and Barnard English associate.

Mildred Dunnock Barnard Miss Dunnock Greenville Mississippi New York Texas Marlon Brando Elvis Presley Norris Houghton

Glorious Hill Presents Summer and Smoke at Minor Latham Playhouse

Glorious Hill Mississippi hosts Tennessee Williams drama Summer and Smoke at Minor Latham Playhouse from November 6 to 9. Alma Winemiller, a minister's daughter, seeks reform of wild doctor John Buchanan, with Mary Lou Jacobs and Wendall Bentley in lead roles.

Tennessee Williams Williams Alma Winemiller Mary Lou Jacobs John Buchanan Wendall Bentley Summer and Smoke Jane Thornton Glorious Hill Parsonage Susan Hall Lucy Hutchings Jake Latham Playhouse

Assemblyman Critiques Housing Bill Amid Relocation Debate

Democratic Assemblyman Daniel M. Kelly attacked the Sharkey Brown anti discrimination housing bill calling it politically charged. He praised Mayor Wagner's sponsorship and urged education and strict enforcement of sanitation and health laws to curb housing deterioration and relocation pressures.

Daniel’. M. Kelly Sharkey-Brown West Side Kelly Wagner

Undergrad Tea Honors Barnard President on Tenth Anniversary

The Undergraduate Association plans a tea November 6 at 4 p.m. in the James Room to honor Barnard College president Mrs. Millicent McIntosh on her tenth anniversary. Students will present a gift as Margot Lyons notes the tribute for her guidance and inspiration.

Undergrad Millicent McIntosh Barnard The Undergraduate Association James Room Margot Lyons McIntosh

Freshman Class Elects Leaders in Afternoon Meeting

Ruth Schwartz will be sworn in as freshman class president at 12:30 PM in the gymnasium. The meeting will address the second election block led by Greek James Chairman and include the vote for class vice president.

Ruth Schwartz Greek James

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