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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1945
Page
4
Joan Leff recounts Americans in Italy aiding war orphans like Tony Pemisi with harsh living conditions. A foster parent drive seeks $120 by end of May to support Tony until college. volunteers urge daily small donations and letters while stressing the need to keep children in their homeland.
Mary Brogan was elected president of the Newman Club at a recent meeting, succeeding Annette Auld. Vice president Anne Von Phul, secretary Helen Doherty, and treasurer Catherine O’Neill were named for 1946–47. Jane Wyatt will meet members in the Conference Room 4 6 p.m. for a discussion on Hollywood and the stage, followed by an installation tea for the new officers.
The Interfaith Council and Earl Hall Society of Columbia College announce a Spring Dance in Earl Hall on Wednesday from 4 to 6 30. Hosts include Barnard Interfaith Council and Earl Hall Society. Invitations go to uninvited members of religious clubs and are transferable within clubs. Music by the Blue Lions V 12 band, refreshments, and songs from the 1945 Varsity Show Second the Motion. V 12 students midshipmen and civilians invited. Fourth in a series of seasonal dances.
The newly elected Athletic Association board took office at a joint meeting with the old board and the Physical Education faculty. Dolores Drew became president after taking the oath from Anne Ross. New officers include Pat Fitzgerald vice president Jane Owen secretary Natalia Troncoso treasurer, with numerous chairs named for sports and activities. The board outlined aims to boost school spirit between faculty and students and each other. A tennis doubles tournament is planned for spring with signups by April 18 and play beginning April 19.
Dr. George Noss former missionary to Japan and head of Columbia’s Japanese Language Department spoke at Earl Hall on Japan’s history and current war mindset He attributed causes to isolationism Exclusion Acts and military rule arguing reform and open world markets could lead to a peaceful democratic Japan.
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