War Policy Discussion Marks First Assembly Meeting
The newly elected Representative Assembly convenes with president Mary Louise Stewart to discuss forming a war policy for the year. Debate will cover whether a policy is desired and key issues such as Junior Show Bear pins Junior Prom Senior Ball and National Service. Betty Smith will outline the National Service plans. Sophomores are urged to attend as juniors show keen interest. The discussions will span several meetings before a policy is decided.
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Representative Assembly
Mary Louise Stewart
Assembly
Betty Smith
National Service Committee
Benefit Concert Aids European War Children
Save the Children Federation Inec presents a Town Hall benefit at 8 30 p m on Wednesday April 18 featuring Frank Sheridan Barnard music instructor and the New Choral Group conducted by Carl Bamberger and Charles M Hobbs with soprano Janet Fairbanks. Proceeds fund clothing kits for European children affected by war.
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Save the Children Federation, Inec
Frank Sheridan
Barnard
Town Hall
Sheridan
Carl Bamberger
Charles M. Hobbs
Janet Fairbanks
New Far East Course Taught by Dr David Rowe
Dr David Nelson Rowe will offer a new Far East course in the Government department during the next winter session at Barnard. He is a Princeton graduate with a PhD from the University of Chicago and currently a research associate at Yale’s Institute of International Studies. He will commute one day weekly next autumn to teach.
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Far East
Department of Government
David Nelson Rowe
China
Rowe
Princeton University
University of Chicago
Institute of International Studies
Yale University
Barnard
Bullletin
SC Appoints Reed Stein to National Service Committee
Student Council last Thursday appointed Clare Stein as Community Service Chairman and Mildred Reed as Red Cross Chairman, both to the Student National Service Committee. Stein volunteers at Morningside Center. Reed serves on the Representative Assembly and Curriculum Committee. The French Club may charge 1.20 for outsiders and .85 for students for an upcoming play, with proceeds split between the Red Cross and the Caen Library reconstruction. The Italian Club Fiesta and Milk Fund raffle were denied permission to avoid conflicting with the Red Cross Drive.
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Clare Stein
Mildred Reed
Red Cross
Student National Service Committee
Miss Stein
Morningside
Miss Reed
Representative Assembly
University of Caen
France
Spring sports season launches at Barnard with offerings
Barnard announces outdoor physical education registration tomorrow from 2 to 4 with noon exclusions. Spring activities include softball for select students, riding, tennis, and a canoe class meeting Fridays. A new functional swimming course runs Tuesdays and Thursdays 4 30 to 5 15 earning a Red Cross certificate for qualified swimmers. Athletic tournaments cap the month as Barnard faces the spring challenge.
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A.A
Barnard
Red Cross
Two Red Cross Benefits Slated
By order of President Nicholas Murray Butler all academic exercises are suspended on Saturday April 14 so students and officers at the College may attend the annual Greek Games.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Greek Games Rehearsals Build to Saturday Event
Final stage rehearsals proceed this week for Greek Games set Saturday at 3 pm. Marcia Balfour notes scoring changes aim for fairness. Nancy Cameron reports rapid ticket sales with 800 seats reserved for students and alumnae. Programs cost 25c. pictures are included this year. Betty Houston designed the cover.
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Marcia Balfour
Nancy Cameron
Betty Houston
Christopher Morley
Mark van Doren
Elizabeth Murray
Norman Lloyd
Muriel Stewart
Natanya Neumann
Henry Cowell
Louis Horst
Carolyn Cady
Madame Valentina
Marianna Byram
Suzanne Cole
Alexander L. Black
Margaret Holland
Fern Yates
I’s1
Chapel to Present Chaplain as Speaker
Chaplain Robert G. Metters U S N R of the Columbia Midshipmen School will speak at St Pauls Chapel on Wednesday April 12 at noon. The entire college and religious clubs are invited to attend.
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Robert G. Metters
U.S.N.R
Columbia Midshipman's School
St. Paul’s Chapel
Priority Ball to Be Held in Barnard Gym May 5
Barnard College announces its Priority Ball a Red Cross War Fund benefit dance set for Saturday May 5 in the Barnard Gymnasium. Tickets cost two dollars and twenty five cents with ration books required for entry. Ted Hamer and his band will provide music and the committee plans blind dates on request to ease the man shortage.
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Barnard
Red Cross War Fund
Ted Hamer
Red Cross
Iinance
Helen Trevor
Betty Warburton
Natalia Troncoso
Janet Bisland
Mary Lou Hannigan
Madeleine Thomas
Evi Bossanyi
Marilyn Martin
Jane Weidlund
Peggy Partridge
Ruth Raup
Miss Martin
Seniors Meet Tomorrow at Brinckerhoff Theater
Senior class meeting set for tomorrow at one in Brinckerhoff Theater. Jane Brunstetter urges every senior to attend as main business is electing five officers and announcing Senior Week details. Dues and graduation stocking money may be paid, with a relief booth for payments from 11 to 2 over the next two weeks.
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Brinckerhoff Theater
Jane Brunstetter
Jake
Carnival to Aid Red Cross Drive at Barnard Gym
Ruth Murphy reports Barnard College hosts a Red Cross carnival in Barnard gym on April 20.Admission is 35 cents and includes dancing and entertainment by Liberal Spanish Newman and Wycliffe clubs with booths, drawings, a jack tournament, portraits, and raffles for cigarettes nylons. Proceeds aid the Red Cross drive with prior cake sales and a history of National War Fund support.
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Ruth Raup
Barnard
Barnard Hall
Red Cross
Liberal Club
Science Club
Newman Club
Spanish Club
Wycliffe Club
Ruth Maier
Charlotte Korany
Jake
Parens
Lotte Novak
Edith Bornn
Senior Week Dues Now Collecting At Booth On Jake
Seniors must pay five dollars at a booth on Jake to join Senior Week events including step singing banquet baccalaureate tea and class day activities. Pay early to avoid congestion as dues period begins today.
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Jake
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Organization
Aids Children
Reed, Stein
Carnival
Ruth Murphy
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