Model U N Meeting Delegates at Cornell
Ruth Landesman reports on the Model United Nations conference at Cornell University April 1 2 and 8 with Barnard delegates representing Syria Bev erly Beck Joan Houmann Nancy Elmendorf and Ruth Landesman on various committees The Arab League met to plan strategy aiming to place the Palestine issue on the agenda and seek Trustee ship removal of partition.
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Cornell University
Beverly Beck
Joan Houmann
Nancy Elmendorf
Ruth Landesman
Syria
Barnard
Ithaca
Russia
Norway
Cornell
Andrew Cordier
United Nations
Arab League
Palestine
General Assembly
Leeds elect new residence halls executive council
The executive council for the new residence halls was installed at a Brooks Hall meeting. Ruth Ann Carter passed chairmanship to dormitory president Elizabeth Leeds. Newly sworn officers include Margaret Ward as first vice president Sally Spear as second vice president Jean Zeiger as treasurer Marion Bell as secretary Pave Morris junior advisor Mary Carroll activities chairman and Mary Gaylord social chairman. Freshman representatives are France Conway and Margaret DeVecchi.
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Residence Halls
Brooks Hall
Ruth Ann Carter
Elizabeth Leeds
Margaret.Ward
Sally Spear
Jean Zeiger
Marion Bell
Pave Morris
Mary Carrol
Mary Gaylord
Ephomore
France Conway
Margaret DeVecchi
Woodrow Wilson Foundation to Open UN Information Center
The Woodrow Wilson Foundation at 45 East 64 Street will run a UN information correspondence center in collaboration with the U N Department. The center will offer UN literature, price lists, and official document catalogues to aid teachers and students, reducing delays in contacting UN headquarters. Olav Paul Grant notes the centers implement a General Assembly resolution urging UN instruction in member states schools.
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New York City
United Nations
Woodrow Wilson
East 64 Street
U.N. Department
U.N
Olav Paul Grant
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
General Assembly
United Na‘i
Debate Team Tackles Marshall Plan In Campus Debate
Barnard College students Nancy Miller and Miriam Goldman face Middlebury College rivals in an 8 p m debate on the Marshall Plan for world peace. Stanley Mullin of Columbia College moderates a 400 attendee session at Pythian Temple. Debaters aim for NYS Assembly bills with three delegates.
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Middlebury
Barnard
Nancy Miller
Miriam Goldman
Middlebury College
Brook Hall
Columbia
Last Square Dance of the Semester at Barnard Hall
Johnny O Leary and Margot Mayo led the event with piano and calls as Columbia Folk Lore Society hosted the final dance of the season in Barnard Hall gym. Guests enjoyed traditional folk songs and refreshments while the new society promotes campus activities and recruitment.
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Johnny O’leary
Margot Mayo
Columbia Folk-Lore Society
Barnard Hall
Miss Mayo
O’leary
American Square Dance Group
Folk-Lore Society
Sorciety
Columbia
Religious Activities On Campus At Columbia University
The Columbia University Chapel Choir staged a reading of Handel's Sampson on Sunday April 11 at 7 in the crypt of St Paul's Chapel on campus. Dr Lowell P Beveridge led the performance as part of a series of choral readings with orchestral backing.
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Columbia University Chapel
Sampson
St Paul's Chapel
Columbia
Haydn
Columbia NSA Chapter Announces First Meeting at Columbia
The Col umbia University National Student Association chapter will hold its first meeting tomorrow April 3 at 6 in Room 403 School of Business. An executive committee of seven will be elected including a chairman secretary and publicity manager with two NSA delegates. Plans include an international student festival and sending American students abroad to reconstruction camps. A commission of delegates from campus organizations is forming and Barnard students are urged to join NSA efforts to link Columbia with colleges nationwide.
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Columbia University Commission of the National Student Association
School of Business
NSA
Columbia
Meg Mather
Commission
Barnard
United States
German Club Seeks Pen Pals for Language Exchange
The Deutscher Kreis 13 invites students from German high schools and junior colleges to pair with Barnard girls. German letters will be answered in English to practice both languages. Donations of writing materials and English textbooks are welcomed for German schools, with items to be sent via the club office in room 115.
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Deutscher Kreis
Barnard
Jake
Germany
Simon Dreyfus Elected President of French Club
La Societe Francaise elected their officers for next year at a meeting last Thursday. Simon Dreyfus headed a slate including Claire Raick and Maude Hopkinson who was chosen vice president. Christine Allopaides became treasurer with secretaries Claire Raick and Evelyn Munzer. Madeleine Deutch is Social Chairman Bernice Greenfield is publicity chairman and Sylvia Caides heads the French Song Group.
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Simon Dreyfus
Pres
la Societe Francaise
Simon
Claire Raick
Maude Hopkinson
Miss Hopkinson
Christine Allopaides
Evelyn Munzer
Madeleine Deutch
Bernice Greenfield
Sylvia Caides
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Earl Hall
Rabbi Pool
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