Revised Constitution Passed By Representative Assembly
The revised Undergraduate constitution, prepared by Doris Landre's committee, was approved in full by the Representative Assembly with two dissenters. It becomes effective after tomorrow's installation of the new administration and reaffirms the Assembly's legislative powers while clarifying delegate structure and treasurer duties.
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Representative
Doris Landre
Representative Assembly
Assembly
Council
Bulletin
Dorothy LeCount Places In Contest At McMillin Theatre
Dorothy LeCount fifty prize fifth place in the Journal American Oratorical Contest for New York City contestants tied with Richard Bauman of Columbia. The event at McMillin Theatre used the topic John Paul Jones American. LeCount represented Barnard and reached the semi finals among six participants.
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Dorothy LeCount
Debate Club
Press Board
Richard Bauman
Columbia
Journal American
New York City
McMillin Theatre
John Paul Jones
Miss LeCount
Barnard
Bulletin Editor Strike Ends Leave Us Questions
A reflective profile of Eleanor Strike, Bulletin editor, recalling a summer in a defense plant and 54 hour weeks making resistors for instrument boards. It portrays her as earthy, realistic, unconcerned with tradition, a romantic traveler, and a protector against injustice.
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Strike
Egypt
Palestine
Bulletin
Girl Scout Work Featured In Job of the Week
Barnard students urged by the Community Service Bureau to advise Girl Scout troops and train girls. Volunteers will guide projects, help cooperation with communities, and prepare scouts aged seven to eighteen for broad service in the war effort. Visit 401 Barnard Wednesdays 12 to 1 for details.
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Girl Scout
Service Bureau
Barnard
Community Service Bureau
Bureau
Seven College Conference Reflects Shared Press Issues
The report notes common problems between colleges including Vassar and Reed, with press independence and trustee relations discussed. Attendees found informal exchanges valuable and agreed on broad insights to benefit the entire consortium.
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Vassar
Reith
Smoking Rules Enforced On Campus In Spring Campaign
The campaign tightens enforcement of campus smoking rules. Smoking only in the runge path to 119 Street and in Barnard Hall room 302 during lunch breaks. no smoking in dressing rooms or in Milbank Brinckerhoff and Fiske Halls except Milbank cloisters during exams. Violations lead to a public offender list, Court of Senior Proctors action, or Professor Harrington review.
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Barnard Hall
Milbank
Brinckerhoff
Fiske
Harrington
Anne Streh
Court of Senior Proctors
Elect Allalemdjian New Camp Chairman
Elbis Vilalemdjian was elected camp chairman at a meeting on Wednesday. A committee meeting will decide further plans. As in the past, Suring Barberte.witch, to be held on April 50, is open for all students and their friends.
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Elbis Vilalemdjian
Camp Chirmin
Women's Land Army Offers Good Income After Training
The State Institute of Agriculture in Farmingdale New York promotes the Women’s Land Army offering training for sixteen year old college girls and other workers to farm summers. Trainees receive free transportation board room and tuition with courses in livestock care milking machinery and tractor operation. Training starts June 28 and runs three to four weeks with graduates earning 35 to 50 dollars monthly plus housing.
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Women’s Land Army
Farmingdale
Institute of Agriculture
New York State
Women's Land Army
H. Jg Knapp
State Institute of Agriculture
New York
Bulletin
Womens Emergency Farm
Maine
Columbia Players Present "On the Double" at McMillin Theater
The Columbia University Players announce the 1944 Varsity Show On the Double to run April 27 28 29 at McMillin Theater. A navy civilian production built around an accelerated program and V 12 life, with music and book by Columbia students and directed by Preston Munter. Tickets on sale at McMillin Theater bookstall with orchestra seats 2.30 and balcony 2.30 or 1.80.
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Columbia University Players
McMillin Theater
Columbia Chapter
United War Relief
Columbia
Preston Munter
Sophomores Win Games and Track Honors Highlighted
The article notes sophomore victories in basketball and track with Joyce Stewart winning hurdles and Suzanne Smith leading discus. It cites Evelyn Wellman and Miss Stewart as freshmen and sophomore team chairs, plus instructors Marian Strong and Leha Finan guiding athletic activities and dance.
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Suzanne Smith
Joyce Stewart
Evelyn Wellman
Miss Stewart
Marian Strong
Leha Finan
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By Joan Leff
Seven College Conference
De'ewat
Forpal
Eucht Cal’egers
Allalemdjian
Florists
A. G. Papadem & CO
Florist
Broadway
16Th Streets
Diane Howell
Long Island
National Service Committee
United States Crop Corps
Columbia Players
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