Barnard Fellows Vote This Week for International Scholar
Barnard College moves to elect the Barnard International Fellow for the coming year with voting from Thursday to Friday at four in the Conference Room. Senior candidates include Gena Tenney Dorothy Crook and Jeanu Waterman with nominations made by a faculty alumna and student committee over a month ago. The $1,000 fellowship is funded by a student drive led this year by Gertrude Rubsamen with a slate of accomplished nominees.
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Wigs And Cues Elects G. Rubsamen President
Gertrude Rubsamen was unanimously elected president of the dramatic society Wigs and Cues for next year at its semi annual party in the Wigs and Cues room on Thursday March 30. New members and officers were announced with Polly Tarbox elected vice president and secretary for next year.
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Poll on War Slated at Barnard Hall Poll
A college wide poll on war policy continues today, closing at four. Faculty and students are asked to vote, with student leaders Genia Tenney and Dorothy Crook backing the effort and a Dean statement planned for Friday.
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Marjorie Wright New Editor Of Quarterly
Marjorie Van Alst Wright, 735, was elected editor of the Quarterly last Friday at noon in the office. The selection follows a competitive essay process for Junior class members, with Miss Rosenthal as present editor noting limited response. Wright, a junior next year and English major, has contributed articles and the winning lyric for last year's Greek Games.
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Seniors to Be Guests of Alumnae Tea Tomorrow
The Senior Class will be guests of honor at the final Alumnae Undergraduate tea, set for Wednesday April 5 in the College Parlor. Dean Gildersleeve is among expected attendees, with Helen Erekine hosting. Mrs Frederic Van der Water, Miss Vivian Barnett, and Dorothy Kramm will pour, and the Twenty-Five Committee will serve.
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Classes Suspended at Barnard on Greek Games Day
By authorization of the President all academic exercises in Barnard College will be suspended on the morning of Saturday April 8 the day of Greek Games announced by Dean V C Gildersleeve.
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Disarmament Clock Warns Of Imminent War Risk
London based disarmament expert Arnold Forster warned that war danger remains high as he addressed students in College Parlor. He outlined six steps for peace including continuous cooperation, renunciation of war, peaceful arbitration, change through negotiation, collective security, and broad disarmament. He cited past conferences and argued rules alone cannot deter war without real restraint.
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Mortarboard Elects New Editor and Business Manager
Georgiana Remer is named editor and Sara Bright named business manager of Mortarboard after college elections last Thursday and Friday. Remer plans a frill-free, economical year while preserving the yearbook’s activity records. Jane Martin remains editor for the current year, with Catherine Strateman as business manager.
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Flanagan Elected New A A President
Helen Flanagan class of 1934 was elected president of the Athletic Association for 1933 34 in a March 30 31 election with about 240 votes cast. She has long been active in Barnard athletic life serving as class captain basketball Greek Games dancer and Odd Even basketball team member.
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