French Naval Officer to Speak at College Parlor Tomorrow
Lt. Philippe De Croisset of the French Naval Air Force, now with the French Press and Information Service, will speak in French tomorrow at 4 in College Parlor. His career includes service in Flanders, the North Africa coastal command, the invasion of Southern France, and ADC to Admiral Nomy. A noon meeting in the Conference Room was announced by Science Club president Pat Fitzgerald.
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Philippe de Croisset
French Press and Information Service
de Croisset
Paris
University of Paris
Ecole Des Sciences Politiques
Marie-Claire
New York
Pat Fitzgerald
Science Club
German Conversational Tea and Song Program
A German conversational tea is planned for tomorrow at 4 p.m. in room 115 Milbank. On Thursday April 12, Deutscher Kreis presents German songs by Schubert Mendelssohn and others, with Shirley Sudock and Marjorie Quakenbos, accompanied by Charlotte Beckwith. Tea service follows the program.
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Milbank
Deutscher Kreis
Schubert
Mendelgsohn
Shirley Sudock
Marjorie Quakenbos
Charlotte Beckwith
IRC Elects Officers at March Meeting
The International Relations Club elected Ellen Haight as President Cynthia Kosmas as Secretary and Ruth Stevenson as Treasurer in a March 21 noon meeting. Gloria Liff and Joan Leff were chosen to represent IRC in a debate with the Debate Council on April 19.
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International Relations Club
Ellen Haight
Cynthia Kosmas
Ruth Stevenson
Gloria Liff
Joan Leff
I.R.C
Debate Council
Joint Concert By Barnard Glee Club And Princeton Club
The Barnard Glee Club directed by Igor Buketoff will perform with the Princeton club of V-12s Marines and civilians on Saturday evening April 21. New Barnard officers are Frances Lanza president Natalia Troncoso librarian Claire Stein business manager and Ruth Raup publicity manager.
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Barnard Glee Club
Igor Buketoff
Princeton Club
Barnard Club
Frances Lanza
Natalia Troncoso
Claire Stein
Ruth Raup
German Club announces 1945 46 officers
Deutscher Kreis met on March 21 and elected Nancy Chase as president Patricia Fitzgerald as vice president Helen Doherty as secretary Hilma van Heek as treasurer and Ruth Finch as publicity chairman, succeeding Beverly Turner as outgoing president.
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Beverly Turner
Deutscher Kreis
Nancy Chase
Patricia Fitzgerald
Helen Doherty
Hilma van Heek
Ruth Finch
Pre Med Club Elects New Officers
Members of the Pre Med Club elected Clare Stein as president and Jane Lacey as vice president. Gina Goodwin and Lucille Weckstein were named secretary and treasurer, with Madeline Thomas as publicity chairman and Marine Diterichs as poster chairman.
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Clare Stein
Jane Lacey
Georgina Goodwin
Lucille Weckstein
Madeline Thomas
Marine Diterichs
Barnard Science Club Elections Meeting Today
The Science Club of Barnard College holds a meeting today to elect next year's club officers. The session aims to finalize leadership roles and assign duties among active members.
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Science Club
Barnard College
Bear Deadline for Next Year Editorial Board Set
The Bear deadline is next Monday for all manuscripts to reach the editor. Submissions may be sent via student mail or left on the editor's desk. Various manuscript types are accepted and a new Bear editorial board, business manager, and art publicity manager are named.
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Bear
Penny Brennan
Betty Warburton
Joan Abbracanti
Betty Braras
Joan Taylor
Iola Stetson
Janet Bisland
Anne Attura
Bible Group Starts Wycliffe Clubs Study Session
A Bible Study group for UCA and Wycliffe members and interested students begins tomorrow in the Little Parlor from 11 to 12 led by John Smith of Union Theological Seminary on the Gospel of Mark. Officers for the Wycliffe Club vote will follow from 12 to 12:30 in the College Parlor.
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Wycliffe Clubs
U.C.A
Wycliffe
Little Parlor
John Smith
Union Theological Seminary
Wycliffe Club
India Week Discussion on India Lib eral Club Event
Under Lib eral Club auspices a discussion on India is held today at 4 00 p m in the Conference Room as part of UNIC India Week activities Rustom Wadia represents the India League point of view while Stefan Santesson speaks for the British viewpoint Tea will be served after the discussion and attendance is urged
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Liberal Club
India
UNIC
Rustom Wadia
India League
Stefan Santesson
Poland
Columbia
South Hall
Barnard College
Uniccu
Livingston
WHOM
New York
Brander Matthews Theatre
Oscar Halecki
Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences
Alexander Janta
Clarence Manning
Department of East European Languages
Michael Mirski
Victor Rosenblum
Hope Simon
Feliks Gross
New Europe
T. A. Raman
India Agency General Office
Washington
San Francisco
CUBC
Hamilton Annex
Italian Club elects Mara Goodwin president for year
The Italian Club elected Mara Goodwin as president at the March 22 meeting. Gemma Fastiggi became Vice-President, Maria Gloria Bontempi Secretary, Jenny Lassandro Treasurer, and Ruth Margaretten Publicity Manager. The group planned a theatre party on April 6 and a late April recital. Tentative plans for a festival Il Maggio Fiorentino would occur in early May to benefit the Italian Milk Fund, and the club name would be changed to Il Circolo Italiano.
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Mara Goodwin
Gemma Fastiggi
Maria Gloria Bontempi
Jenny Lassandro
Ruth Margaretten
Il Circolo Italiano
Menorah Society Elects Officers for Coming Year
At a meeting before the Easter holidays the Menorah Society elected officers for the coming year Judith Rudansky was named President succeeding Rhoda Levine. Rosalie Joseph '48 was chosen Vice President Shirley Kamel '48 as Secretary and Hannah Rosenblum '48 as Treasurer.
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Menorah Society
Judith Rudansky
Rhoda Levine
Rosalie Joseph
Shirley Kamel
Hannah Rosenblum
Marian Gluck
Rena Neuman
Ann Ruth Turkel
Lee Schneider
Annette Silverstein
Annalee Mayer
Hold Annual UJA Drive On Campus
The Barnard-Columbia annual United Jewish Appeal drive opened at Menorah Seixas Open House with Rabbi Herbert S. Goldstein urging wartime fundraising. New York City aims for 20 million, four UJA agencies highlighted. Columbia sets a 1000 goal including Barnard, with student outreach led by Priscilla Block. Rabbi Wise and Prof Jerome Michel speak Sunday at 4:30 in Earl Hall for the UJA drive.
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Barnard- Columbia
United Jewish Appeal
Menorah-Seixas
Herbert S. Goldstein
American Council of Synagogues
UJA
Joint Distribution Committee
Europe
United Palestine Appeal
Land of Palestine
National Refugee Service
Jewish Welfare Board
New York City
Priscilla Block
Columbia
Barnard
Miss Block
Jonah B. Wise
Jerome Michel
Earl Hall
Jewish Graduate Society
Student Council Sworn In At Barnard Assembly
Barnard students, urged to serve the nation in its war effort, pledge unity between Student Council and the college. The new Representative Assembly takes oath, and two senior fellowships are announced by Professor Gregory.
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Barnard
Congress
Representative Assembly
Gregory
Hold Coffee Dance AV-12 and Civilian Dance
Tomorrow in the Cafeteria from 5 00 to 7 00 the Hold Coffee Dance AV 12 and Civilian Dance will be held Tickets for the dance have been sold on Jake this week
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Jake
Newman Club Rites Set With Jane Wyatt Visitor
Miss Jane Wyatt will be guest of honor at the Newman Club installation tea in the Conference room this Monday afternoon. Officers elected yesterday will be installed. Wyatt, star of Hope for the Best and The Lost Horizon, is Barnard alumnus and sister of Monica Wyatt. The group also plans a Province hike this Sunday to the Palisades with details for attendees and transport.
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Jane Wyatt
Newman Club
Miss Wyatt
Franchot Tone
Monica Wyatt
Jane
Barnard
Christopher Wyatt
Monica
Catholic World
Wyatt
Lorna McGuire
Robert B. Morrissey
Eugene Byrne
Virginia D. Harrington
Teresa Carbonara
Martha Maack
William Duffy
Newman Clubs
New York Province
Palisades
O’brien
Lr.t. van Cortlandt
Times Square
Corpus Christi
Barnard Newman Club
Judy Mortenson
Miss Mortenson
Food Service Improvements And Open Suggestions
The Comptroller's Office invites staff and students to offer ideas for better food service while noting some suggestions cannot be adopted. An extra sandwich maker will ease the rush period and improve congestion. Direct suggestions to Mrs. Jordan Miss Wales or the Comptroller's Office.
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Comptroller’s Office
Food Department
O.P.A
Mrs. Jordan
Miss Wales
Comptroller's Office
John J. Swan
Framingham News Scholarships Awarded At Columbia
The Foreign Service Educational Foundation in Washington reports eight hundred dollars for one year fellowships. Frances Achilles is awarded the Frances Dibblee Scholarship in history at Columbia University for one year.
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Foreign Service Educational Foundation
Washington
Frances Achilles
Frances Dibblee
Columbia
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