Students for Stassen Club Formed at Barnard
Barnard students organize the Students for Stassen committee with a 12 30 rally in Conference Room to day. Richard Brecker explains organization methods and Stassen policies as the first scheduled program since the Booth on Jake. Members will staff the booth at Jake and provide data at Hewitt Hall Room 440. Co chairs Patricia Hale and Susan Steketee lead Barnard chapter with Miss Steketee noting strong student response. Contributions go to Citizens for Stassen. aim is to promote Governor Stassen as the leading Republican presidential candidate.
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Students For Stassen
Barnard
Richard Brecker
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Jake
Hewitt Hall
National Committee of “Citizens For Stassen
Emily McMurray
Mary Ricketson
Citizens For Stassen
Barnard Curriculum Additions and Credit Increases for 1948 49
Barnard College reports new courses added under the 1948 49 curriculum including Economics 48 44 Industrial Relations and Personnel Administration English 20 Extemporaneous Speaking 29 30 Dramatic Reading 80 Principles of Literary Criticism Physics 36 Second course in electricity and magnetism Psychology 25 Physiological Psychology and Philosophy 438 Philosophical Implications of the Contemporary Novel with corresponding instructors. Several courses receive increased credit totals with English 91 92 Special Reading rising to six points Music 31 32 Harmony from four to six Music 37 38 Advanced Harmony from six to eight Physics 11a 12a General Physics Lectures only from six to seven.
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Miss Sandvos
Dr. Brennan
Havens
Wenzel
Barnard to Host Intercollegiate Weekend Activities
A A Barnard College hosts an intercollegiate weekend led by president Mary Lou Heffernan with 36 colleges invited. Eighty Barnard students and guests will participate in basketball volleyball swimming tennis deck tennis badminton and more across residence halls, fields, and a barbecue at Barnard Camp Croton-on-Hudson.
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Athletic Association of
Barnard College
Mary Lou Heffernan
Maine
Washington D.C
Barnard
The
Athletic Association
Councils Plan Activities At Deanery Tea Meeting
The new and old Student Councils met Dean McIntosh to discuss changes to extra curricular activities including assemblies and freshman orientation. Possible non required assemblies may start next term with time shifts affecting the catalog and library Cafeteria and student mail hours. Portrait sittings for Mortarboard 1950 for sophomores begin April 9 through 26 with a $1 fee and advance appointment posters in Jake today.
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McIntosh
College Publications Announce Coming Year Staffs
Barnard announces new staffs for 1948 49 across Bulletin Mortarboard and Bear with Marion Hausner outlining future Bear plans Editor Ruth Aney announces Bulletin staff including Marilyn Karmason Esther Mendelsohn Joan Houston Myra Koh Norine McDonough Rosary Scacciaferro Jean de Santo June Stein Margaret de Vecchi Ann Terry Promotions add Elizabeth Aschner Laura Pienkny Adele Obak Marilyn Rosenthal Lucille Wolf Mortarboard names Myra Koch Greta Hirsch Carolyn Ogden Barbera Dawson Esther Men Anleakw VW0ritn anne Dantuian Tan USIDUIllg YYLALE Lids cowitz Miriam Goldman Laura Pienkney Phyllis Maloy Isaacson JoAnne Thacker Zelma McCormick Jean Moore circulation advertising and publicity managers Bear staff lists Marion Hauner Phyllis Maloy Gertrude Pace Constance Howland Jean Batchelder Gertrude V. Brooks Charlotte Taylor Patricia Roth Marlies Wolf Elizabeth Hayman Sara Lewis Betty Rubinstein 749. Future Bear issues aim to improve format content and include critical papers book reviews and essays.
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Barnard Publications
Mortarboard
Bear
Marion Hausner
Ruth Aney
Marilyn Karmason
Esther Mendelsohn
Joan Houston
Myra Koh
Norine McDonough
Rosary Scacciaferro
Jean de Santo
June Stein
Margaret de Vecchi
Ann Terry
Usiduillg
Yylale
UPD
Deallicc
University rules for selecting speakers approved by university leaders
A faculty committee report on Student Organizations policy was approved by Dr. Frank Fackenthal and Albert C. Jacobs. It calls for two changes: ultimate speaker decisions by the Executive Committee of the Student Council and no automatic prohibition of indicted speakers. It also sets timing for registration and room-use approvals.
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Howard
Frank Fackenthal
Albert C. Jacobs
Committee On
Bulletin trims publication schedule for rest of term
Due to insufficient funds the Bulletin will cut back until term end. The revised schedule lists dates on Thursday April 15 Monday April 19 Monday April 26 Thursday April 20 Monday May 8 Monday May 10 with a final issue on June 2 to be mailed to students at home addresses.
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Bulletin
Hold Greek Games Saturday Classes Suffer Stage Fright
Greek Games progress report notes freshmen fear loss and sophomore confidence after last year’s outcome. Jean La Guardia writes the winning music again, Ruth Berquist composes freshman piece, and Helen Serrell conducts. Diverse staff named for judges, costumes, music, and dance roles.
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Marion Strong
Physical Education
Jean la Guardia
Ruth Berquist
Helen Serrell
Jean Mitchell
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Stassen Club
Brecker
Committee of Instruction
Baker
Sanvos
A.A
Barbara Dawson
Miss Hausner
Town Hall
Will
Miss Mitchell
E. H. Byrne
Virginia
Guildersleeve
John Erskine
Millard Meiss
Mary Heustr
Edith Parada
Alvin Bauman
Nansi Pugh
Lewis Herst
Dorothy Needles
Katherine Goldsmith
Maria Brady
Franzisca Boas
Nina Fonaroff
Ruth Jones
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