Ropes Addresses Russia Split in World Economy Debate
Ernest C. Ropes, chief of the Russian section of the Department of Commerce, spoke to Barnard students and faculty in Brooks Hall on the Russia Soviet Union clash of economic systems. He argued cooperation of socialist and liberal elements may form amalgamations, citing cooperatives, proximity, and barter as key factors shaping foreign relations. Using Iran as an illustration, Ropes warned agrarian revolutions could push reforms without Soviet union linkage.
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Political Council
United Nations and World Organization
Ernest C. Ropes
Department of Commerce
Barnard
Brooks Hall
Russia
Ropes
Soviet Union
Iran
Azerbaijan
Lowe Chosen AA V Pres New Board Completed In Last Elections
Athletic Association officers for the coming year were elected last Thursday and Friday on Jake. Dorothy Lowe was chosen vice president, Patience Dalhouse secretary, and Helen Pond treasurer. Incoming president Betty Green was elected earlier, with managers for sports named. The new board was installed at a joint meeting of old and new boards in Barnard Hall. First feature of the year is the Alphabet Health bar held today on Jake.
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Lowe
Betty Green
Barnard Hall
Alphabet
Jake
Barbara Hewlett
Greek Games 48 and 49 Final Preparations and Judges
Greek Games three o clock Saturday in the gym as final rehearsals conclude. Freshmen win Lyric competition and cover design while sophomores lead in music. Panathenaic procession theme features a richly embroidered peplos. Tickets sold out early. Anne Murphy and Bambi Elliot chair the event with a distinguished panel of judges.
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Athena
Peggy McCay
Frances Lattman
Kay Schwindt
Barbara Binney
Irene Lang
Bophomore
Anne Murphy
Bambi Elliot
Margaret Shipman
Helen Pond
Lyne
Eleanor Hyde
Mark van Doren
Elizabeth Murray
Ruth Jones
Gertrude Lippincott
Natanya Neumann
Norman Lloyd
Carolyn Cady
Philip Phenix
Theodora Baldwin
Marianna Byram
Suzanne Cole
Alexander Black
Agnes Wayman
Anne Ross
Install Officers and Award Fellowships at Assembly
Dean Louise H. Gregory announced two graduate fellowships for the next year at a Tuesday assembly. The Grace Potter Rice Fellowship went to Joan Raup, mathematics major, and the George Welwood Murray Fellowship to Claudia Marck, international studies major who graduated in February. Alternate Mary Graham is an English major. Special mention given to Mary Louise Stewart, retiring Undergraduate Association head, for high averages and service.
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Louise H. Gregory
Grace Potter Rice
George Welwood Murray
Joan Raup
Claudia Marck
Mary Graham
Gregory
Mary Louise Stewart
Miss Stewart
Bear Pin Awards Highlight Undergraduate Association
The Undergraduate Association installed new officers on April 2, 1946. Mary Louise Stewart reviewed the year and Bear Pin awards were given to six seniors for outstanding service: Mary M. Brown, Leora Dana, Joan Leff, Judith Rudansky, Betty Jayne Smith, and Jane Wiedlund. Carol Johns became president and led the council induction. Dean Gildersleeve plans to leave Japan by March 31 and return home soon.
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Mary Louise Stewart
Mary M. Brown
Leora Dana
Joan Leff
Judith Rudansky
Betty Jayne Smith
Jane Wiedlund
Dean Gregory
Gildersleeve
Japan
World Student Service Fund drives at Barnard
Gaston Vandermeersche will speak at a noon luncheon in Hewitt Hall to promote WSSF on April 8. He tours U.S. colleges on behalf of WSSF after studying in Ghent and joining the underground in Belgium. Circle Italiano stage Othello scenes in Brinkerhoff on April 11 to aid WSSF.
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Gaston Vandermeersche
World Student Service Fund
Hewitt Hall
Vandermeersche
Belgium
United States
WSSF
Ghent
Barnard
Ti Circulo Italiano
Brinkerhoff Theater
Dunning to Open Conference On Religion
Columbia hosts its annual Conference on Religion from next Monday at four with a demonstration by Professor John R. Dunning on A Scientist Challenges Religion using atomic fission. Open houses run through Thursday April 11 with various talks by Rev Urban Nagle Rabbi Albert S Goldstein and Rev Louis Pitt on religion and power topics.
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Columbia
John R. Dunning
Dunning
Urban Nagle
Newttan Club
Albert 8. Goldstein
Seixas-Menorah
U.C.A
Louis Pitt
Raup Announces New Bulletin Staff
Ruth Raup appoints students to managerial and editorial roles for Bulletin. Managing editors: Rita Dresner Mary-Virginia Farley Judith Mortenson Ruth Murphy. Editorial Board: Ruth Lyons Marilyn Mittelman Cynthia Morse-Shreve Barbara Raskin. Maya Pines named About Town Editor. Mittelman Business Manager Maier Circulation Manager Wilson Advertising Manager.
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Ruth Raup
Bulletin
Rita Dresner
Mary - Virginia Farley
Judith Mortenson
Ruth Murphy
Ruth Lyons
Marilyn Mittelman
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Barbara Raskin
Maya Pines
About Town
Ruth Maier
Mary Wilson
Ireland speaks on advertising careers for women
Mr. Harry M. Ireland of J. Walter Thompson Co. will give an informal talk on advertising careers for women Monday at four in the College Parlor. Ruth West, a copywriter, will also attend to answer questions from a women’s angle. The Vocational Committee sponsors the event and invites student questions.
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Harry M. Ireland
J. Walter Thompson Co
Ireland
Ruth West
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Carol Johns
Miss Johns
Giuseppe Verdi
Metropolitan Opera
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Mr. Ireland
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