World Student Service Fund drive reaches $1205 in quest for $3009
The World Student Service Fund has raised 1205.86 toward a 3009 goal with faculty and student contributions totaling 993.50 and 212.36 respectively. Freshman 165.90, sophomore 168.90, junior 193.25, senior 156.70, and special students 32.75 contribute.
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Brinkerhoff
French Committee of Liberation
France
Math Club
Fine Arts Club
WSSF
International Relations Club
Mary MacNamee
Peck & Peck
Latin Examination for Tatlock Prize Set in Milbank Hall
The Tatlock Memorial Prize Latin exam will be held in Room 330 Milbank Hall on Saturday April 27 from 1 10 to 4 10 P M. Undergraduates compete for the prize founded in 1917 by friends in memory of Jean Willard Tatlock 1895. Students may enter by submitting names to Professor John Day Professor Gertrude M Hirst or Dr F Ellenor M Swallow. The test translates Latin to English and is open to the entire College.
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Jean Willard Tatlock
Milbank Hall
John Day
Gertrude M. Hirst
F. Ellenor M. Swallow
Seniors Urged to Return for Graduation Week Dues
Seniors leaving after spring vacation must bring white graduation dresses home for Senior Week. The Representative Assembly meets April 22 at noon in Room 408 Barnard. Mary Brown urges payment of five dollar Senior Week dues at Jake booth or face exclusion from activities except Columbia commencement.
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New Representative Assembly
Barnard
Jake
Mary Brown
Columbia
Po litical Council Rejects Change in College Political Activity
At its meeting on Tuesday the Political Council voted 6 to 4 against a resolution by Betty Jayne Smith that would grant Political Council final authority over college political activity. The proposal would replace the current process where clubs submit plans to Political Council and then to Student Council for approval. If Student Council rejects plans they are altered or discarded.
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Political Council
Betty Jayne Smith
Holland Plans for 1946 June Course at Barnard Camp
Prof Margaret Holland outlines Barnard Camp June Course to run two weeks from June 7 to June 21 1946 for freshmen to juniors. About 130 students may enroll with a twenty dollar fee covering nature lore crafts music dramatics camp cookery and leadership training with limited accommodations. Apply in writing by May 10 1946.
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Margaret Holland
Barnard Camp
Prin
Dunning Opens Exercises for Religious Week at Columbia
Dr John H Dunning of the Columbia University Physics Department opened the fourth annual Conference on Religion with a lecture on atomic fission. He argued atomic energy offers constructive uses for medicine industry and transport and poses ethical questions for religion. He urged cooperation to meet the challenge as science advances.
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Columbia University
John H. Dunning
Physics
Dunning
Interfaith luncheon closes Columbia Religion conference
An Interfaith student luncheon at Earl Hall wraps the fourth annual Columbia conference on Religion. Dr Louis Pitt will speak at U C A Protestant Open House, with other faith leaders coordinating. Chapel service follows at 5 30 P M and a closing dinner at 6 00 P M with tickets 75 cents students 1 50 faculty.
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Earl Hall
Columbia
Pitt
Harry D. Gideonse
Brooklyn College
Sophomores Triumph 54 46 In Greek Games at Barnard Gym
Barnard marks its 44th Greek Games with sophomores defeating freshmen 54 to 46 in a crowded gym. The event featured athletic, dance, and musical competitions honoring Pallas Athene, with rituals, processions, and performances by Irene Lang and Ethel Hucheson.
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Barnard
Columbia
Athene
Irene Mary Lang
Ethel Hucheson
Peggy McKay
Kay Schwindt
Frances Lattman
Ruth Woods
Maureen Epmis
Dean Gildersleeve Recaps Japan Trip For Press
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve outlined her six week visit to Tokyo and Kyoto with the American Education Commission. She spoke of meeting Emperor Hirohito and Barnard graduates in Japan and discussed education reforms and Japan's postwar outlook.
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New York Press
Bulletin
Japan
Milbank Hall
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
Emperor Hirohito
Tokyo
Honolulu
American Education Commission
United States State Department
War Department
Japanese Education Commission
Douglas MacArthur
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Holland
Interfaith Group
Sophs
Triesias
Fuschia
Dean
Ministry of Education
Kyoto
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