Brunstetter Rice and McGannon Elected in Student Elections
In the week before Easter vacation, student leaders were chosen. Jane Brunstetter won senior class president with 153 votes Doris McGannon took junior class president with 185 votes Allessandra Rice secured sophomore class president with 161 votes Miriam Burstein became Bulletin editor Ruth Farrell Mortarboard editor Mary Brown was named Mortarboard business manager. An ineligible candidate caused a postponement and the new slate was set by Gloria Kingsley Roberta Trilling and Geraldine Wetmore. A temporary managing board was appointed for Bulletin with Annette Auld June Wals Betty Sachs and Meade Shackelford acting as editors Phyllis Brand as Business Manager.
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Bulletin
Mortarboard
Jane Brunstetter
Doris McGannon
Allessandra Rice
Miriam Burstein
Ruth Farrell
Mortar
Representative Assembly
Mary Brown
Anne Cagnassola
Doris Hering
Gloria Kingsley
Roberta Trilling
Geraldine Wetmore
Buttetin
Miss Burstein
Annette Auld
June Wals
Betty Sachs
Meade Shackelford
Frances Hitch
Nancy Edwards
Phyllis Brand
College Drive Raises Early Funds in Spring Campaign
Sally Ferris reports College Drive has collected 800 from student contributions this semester. Additional revenue includes 125 from a nylon hosiery raffle won by Dorothy Dattner and 45 from a coffee dance plus 10 from Health Committee. Profits from the Spring Dance April 29 will boost the drive, while French Club profits May 5 come later.
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Red Cross
Sally Ferris
Dorothy Dattner
Health Committee
Fellowship Winners Weiss and Sexauer Pursue Diverse Careers
Ethel Weiss and Shirley Sexauer, long-time partners since Silver Bay, win Rice and Murray Fellowships in science and humanities. Both are active in student groups, church activities, and campus leadership, mirroring each other through college life. They plan a 44 club in Washington and balance academics with extensive extracurricular roles.
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Silver Bay
Ethel Weiss
Shirley Sexauer
Washington
Shirley
Rice
Ethel
Murray
Interfaith
UCA
Lutheran Club
Student Christian Movement
Barnard
Wooster
Representa
Assembly
Earl Hall
Chaplain Bayne
Father Ford
Union Theological
Watson Astronomical Computing Bureau
Columbia
Brooks
Babs Meyer
Assembly votes to amend undergraduate constitution
The Representative Assembly met this noon to ratify a new undergraduate constitution providing ten members from each of four classes and Student Council. Class meetings will elect the Assembly delegates this week.
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Representative Assembly
Prometheus Themed Greek Games Set For Saturday In Gym
The forty second Greek Games will be held this Saturday at three in the gymnasium, dedicated to Prometheus with a dress rehearsal tonight from six to ten for final improvements. Dean Gildersleeve and faculty will suspend academic activities Saturday so all may attend. tickets available at Jake booth noon today and tomorrow.
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Prometheus
Dean Gilders
Leeve
Joan Raup
Dean Applauds WAVES Work at Penacacola and Hunter College
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve, chair of the Advisory Educational Council of the Women's Reserve, visited the Naval Air Training Center at Pensacola and Hunter College. She praised WAVES for teaching aerial gunnery and Link Trainers, described low pressure chamber training, and urged more WAVES to fill jobs now held by men. The tour included 5000 WAVES taught by Lt. Elizabeth Reynard and concluded with a parade of 3500 WAVES.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Advisory Educational Council of the Women’s Reserve of the Navy
Dean Gildersleeve
Naval Air Training Center
Pensacola
Florida
Hunter College
Washington
Navy
Advisory Council
Hunter
Elizabeth Reynard
Barnard English Department
Devil's Disciple Cast to Feature Babcock Ragsdale
Willa Babcock and Raiford Ragsdale win leads for the Wigs and Cues production of George Bernard Shaw's The Devil's Disciple. Brinckerhoff Theatre presents April 27 and 28 under Richard Skinner. additional roles await casting.
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Willa Babcock
Raiford Ragsdale
George Bernard Shaw
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Richard Skinner
Judith
Richard
Lucille Bromilow
William
Monica Wyatt
Titus Dudgeon
Cynthia Lowenthal
America
Charles Dickens
Future of European Culture in the Postwar World Forum
Dr. Jacques M Barzun professor of history at Columbia will lead a panel on postwar European culture sponsored by Political Council next Tuesday at four in the Conference Room A Barnard faculty member will join as discussion co leader.
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Jacques M. Barzun
Columbia
Political Council
Barnard
Barzun
Ex Editor Florence Fischman Honored in 1943 Editorial Competition
An editorial on the enrollment of Negro students titled Where Do We Go From Here by former Editor Florence Fischman for Bulletin received honorable mention in a 1943 editorial writing contest run by Pi Delta Epsilon, an honorary journalism fraternity, based on judges’ decision.
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Florence Fischman
Bulletin
Pi Delta Epsilon
Latin Prize Exam Set for April 22
The Greek and Latin department announces the Tatlock Memorial Prize exam in Room 330 Milbank Hall on Saturday April 22 from 1 10 to 4 20 p m. Open to all undergraduates, the prize honors Jean Willard Tatlock and recognizes Latin proficiency. Students should submit names to Prof John Day or Prof Emeritus Gertrude M Hirst. The test covers Latin to English translation.
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Department of
Jean Willard Tatlock
Milbank Hall
John Day
Gertrude M. Hirst
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College Drive
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Cyrus St. Clair
Louise du Bois
Weiss, Sexauer
Ry Joan Zeiger
Babcock
Marcia Balfour
Games
Frances Holmgren
Leora Dana
Carol
Dean
By Joan Raup
Ragsdale
Europe
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