COLUMBIA DAILY SPECTATOF
 

Barnard Nymphs  to  Frolick

In Greek Games Competition
 

         t  MARLI  WEISS

     h spr iĸhtly numphs f rolicking

     lor of Panf Barnard wUl hold

     niiiiul Circek Gamcs  compe-

      Oiis Salurday at 2 *p.m. ĩn

tlW Barnard  gymnasium.

  Accompanicd by crieĸ of "níkc"

ur "victory" from their Athenian

supporters,  the freshman houey-

hears will compelc withthesopho-

mores inthcareasofdance,music,

lyries and athletics.  AU artistic

nndeavors will center around the:

story of  Pan,  thc god to ivhom

this ycar's  games are dedicated,

  The freshmen may findthecom-

petĩtion e-tremely reugh.  In tht
 

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            oudly  as  dancing,

pranclng horses, fuur  girls from

each class ivill lead the entrance,

followed by the athletes fromtheir

rcspective teams and the"Atheni-

ans" (spectators), who will cheer

          Following
 

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to the class of '7
 

o Pan bythep. it"<;c!-~e..

irt dance, the sophomore

         e the chullenge
 

ccpt, and, rituals

pelition will

  i\fler the chariot  competitioi

in ivhich  each group of horst

executes originally choreographed

dressage  stcps, competition will

be hcld  in  music and in dance,

  Thc athlctics  ivlll then  com-

mence, after all athletes swear to.

an oath administeredbytheprlest-

ess,  tû "uphold the  standards oí

honor and good sportsmanship."

The competition in thc discus will

bc judged on the basis  of  botli
 

            around an oval rolling hoops

            relay.  ClLmaxing the day's

ief in-  events will  be the torch race,  a

       relay in  whlch thc runners carry

       flaming  torches.  The rites  will

       be concluded with the presentation

       of wreaths  to the leadcrs  of the
 

Ask Shĸlfnts to Buy

Cagc Tix This Week
 

  StuBents  who plan to purehase

tickets  for  the victory dinner in

huiioi' uf llĸ' biiíilu'llnll li

2 at the Neiv York Ililton

vised to do  so thls week. Tickcts,
 


 

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oii Milciitlhc-iiii.tlu'lniirtieke

•e of John Jay.

t  this point, an attendance o

              id f or the tx
 

         .nd form.  Honeybears auet, but onlv fi.ly iiiĸle. ittíicIc;:iic'_

         <.isjil.ii îlieir graceful, have rcspondcd sofar. Th_ icquwt

traditionalGreekforminthehurd-  'bat, students  buy their tickets

ling, as they float through the air, noiv hasbeenmadetoenableproper

iront legs raised ana bent, arms seating arrangcments. AfterSp.m.

crtended  in  opposition  to their "e«  Monday,  the  price of the

lcfis.   Other young ladies  ivill tickels may go up.
 

REMEMBER WHENi Witli all tli_ Ios__s

bcing suffcicd by Lion teanis Ihcse 1

orics aboundcd on Morningside. Pci-
 

_r rijjlil) provcd to bc a plienomcn.l

ilefensivc Jicifotniei'-nd _n explosivc

scor.t. Lions vvcrc Ivy Lcígiie cham-

,ious iiiul íiiiiilĸ'il ssich ic 23-5 rocoid.
 

"Allernalives For '68"

Pro and Con
 

íaps a i.niindcr-is in oidcr. The hig-
 

hc inciM svins ni CT.liinibiii l"-toT?.
 

On Robert Kennedy
 


 

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hruugh opponcnts lo scorci 22.3 points j

per gamc. Rogei Walasiek, ihc best

diiv-i on ihe i__m ,n,i ihe new cap-
 


 

Professor Roger Hilsman

Paul H. Rockwell
 

positions (uppei right) in the Sl. Bona-

mibiie gjme. Lion center Dave New-

inaik, who wjs injured late in Ihe sea-

»„, came b»ck lo help lead Columbia
 

sé~!
 

Friday. Aprîl 26lh. 2:00 p.m.

Horaee Mann Ãuditorium
 

>ne ovei the Bonnies (lowei lefl). And
 

-HHJ ~;I
 

(120thSl. and B'way)
 

Do You Have Plans

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