Retirement Note on Millicent Cary McIntosh at Barnard College
The piece honors Millicent Cary McIntosh as Barnard College President, citing her influence on campus development and her modern woman role. It notes controversy over her views, the college’s growth, and the transition to a new president while praising her enduring bond with the college community.
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Millicent Cary McIntosh
Barnard
In Memoriam Miss Katherine R Goodwin at Barnard College
The death of Katherine R Goodwin director of college activities at Barnard is mourned. Her understanding of student relations will be remembered. The Memorial Scholarship Fund, founded in 1954, invites contributions from alumnae and friends as a lasting tribute.
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Katherine R. Goodwin
Barnard
Goodwin
Barnard Welcomes New Residence Halls Directors
The Barnard campus names Harriet Van Sickle as Director of Residence with two assistant directors Cornelia Childs and Barbara Page both pursuing masters degrees. Margaret O Shea joins as Executive Assistant and house supervisor overseeing dorms and equipment. The staff praise the cooperative Dorm Exec and anticipate a wonderful year.
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Barnard
Harriet van Sickle
van Sickle
Ym-Ywca
Boston
Cornelia Childs
Barbara Page
Margaret O’shea
O’shea
Margaret O'Shea
Fall Arts Buzz in New York Draws Readers Back
City cultural centers reel in audiences with a packed fall lineup. Carnegie Hall hosts the New York Philharmonic tonight and Saturday at 8:30, while a Barbiucci conducted concert arrives tomorrow. Krainis Trio and Gary Sigurdson recitals also fill Carnegie Hall slots. Greek Tragedy Theatre at City Center presents Aeschylus and Euripides through October with matinees weekly. The New York City Opera plans Puccini and Mozart productions in early October, plus travel films at Town Hall. Met Museum opens "Photographs and Etchings" exhibit October 5.
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New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
The
Philharmonic
Ferruccio Barco
Krainis Trio
Gary Sigurdson
Norman Seaman
Greek Tragedy Theatre
City Center
Aeschylus
Choephori
Eumenides
New York City Opera Company
New York City Opera
Mushroom Makers as Barnard Senior Show for 1962
The class of 62 at Barnard and Columbia presents The Mushroom Makers, a serious comedy about atomic power and its effects, set in the present amid ruins. Performances are slated for November 14 with casting Oct 2–4 in Milbank Hall Green Room from 7 to 11 p.m.
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Barnar’d
Columbia
Mushroom Makers
Reva Mark
Milbank Hall
Miss Jenkins Assumes Activities Directorship
Miss Madeline Jenkins becomes Director of College Activities at Barnard College after serving as acting director following Miss Goodwin’s death. She holds an RN from Johns Hopkins and advanced degrees in guidance and student personnel administration.
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Miss Jenkins
Barnard
International Fi
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Floyd B. Odlum
Jenkins
Europe
South America
Lovelace Clinic
Foundation For Medical Research
Foundation
Fannie and John Hertz Scholarship Foundation
Jean T. Palmer
Barnard College
Katherine R. Goodwin
R.N
Johns Hopkins
Richmond
College of William and Mary
Teachers College
Columbia University
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