Barnard withdraws from All University Peace Rally
Barnard Student Council votes to withdraw from planning the All University Rally on April 19 as Columbia prepares its peace assembly. The column notes the voting fairness, logistical challenges, and concern that late planning hinders an effective educational gathering on current American foreign policy issues.
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U. S
America
Senator Nye
John L. Lewis
Senator Mead
Raymond Gram Swing
H. V. Kaltenborn
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Columbia
Columbia Committee
Barnard
All University
Barnard Student Council
Bulletin recounts wartime campus activity and editorials
The article notes a front page filled by Barnard Red Cross Auxiliary approval and lighter space for Dr Beard dismissal protest. Weekly war bulletins praise war work groups, with appeals to contributions. It ends by recalling a 1918 graduation editorial about the eighteeners avoiding another year in college.
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Beard
Columbia
Barnard Red Cross
Kaiser
Bulletin
Expert Traces Housing Progress
Miss Helen Alfred head of the National Housing Committee says local authorities are moving from blueprint to construction on housing plans. She notes a drive against slums began with the 1937 Housing Act and stresses low rent housing as essential to raise living standards and combat crime and poor health.
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Helen Alfred
National Housing Committee
Wycliffe
Knox
Miss Alfred
Federal
New Officers Elected By Clubs In Religious Groups
Ilaine Bernstein 41 was elected president of La Société Francaise with Sherrill Cannold 41 as vice president Charlotte Gordon 42 as secretary and Patricia Gallo way 43 as treasurer Also Byrd Wise 43 named publicity chairman Antoinette Loezere 43 to represent the peace committee for April 19 An installation luncheon set for Monday April 8 at 12:00 in South dining hall Menorah Society picks Elainé Steibel 41 as president for next year
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South Dining Hall
Menorah Society
Elainé Steibel
Alumna Louise Comer Addresses Barnard Math Club
Louise Comer Barnard 39 spoke at a Mathematics Club tea about Integrating Functions. Faculty attended and Comer, active in organizing the prior Barnard Mathematics Club, was its first president and is doing graduate work at Brown University with a mathematics fellowship.
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Louise Comer
Barnard
Mathematics Club
Mathematics
Miss Comer
Brown University
Lady Listowel Addresses Assembly Containing War Aid Debate
Countess Listowel defends bureaus of information as truthful even in stress. She argues these agencies refuse to disseminate lies or colored truths, believing that honest reporting will aid the Allies in the war effort.
College club elects new officers and representatives
Gertrude Schaffer '42 is named vice-president and Helene Gottesman '743 becomes treasurer elect. Rose Ruth Tarr '43 is the new secretary, Judith Protas '43 is publicity chairman, and Ruth Blumner '41 with Deborah Burstein '43 join the executive committee as representatives.
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Gertrude Schaffer
Helene Gottesman
Rose Ruth Tarr
Judith Protas
Ruth Blumner
Deborah Burstein
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Ilaine Bernstein
Sherrill Cannold
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Loezere
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King’s Kitchen
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