Seven College Conference to be Held at Barnard
The annual Seven College Conference brings representatives from Bryn Mawr Mount Holyoke Radcliffe Smith Vassar and Wellesley plus Sarah Lawrence to Barnard for weekend discussions on student government the Honor System and dormitory issues. Delegates register in Brooks Hall with hosts from Barnard.
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Barnard
National Students Association
Brooks Hall
Grace Peterson
Eleanor Engelman
Hewitt Hall
Jean T. Palmer
Millicent C. McIntosh
Joann MacManus
Helen Jo Boettjer
Bryn Mawr
Mount Holyoke
Radcliffe
Smith
Vassar
Wellesley
Peltz Outlines Business Career Paths For College Women
Edward J. Peltz New York Times personnel director spoke at a Vocational Committee session about career openings for college girls in business roles. He highlighted demand for secretaries stenographers and typists while noting typing and shorthand are entry requirements for writing jobs at metropolitan papers.
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Edward J. Peltz
New York Times
The
Times
Peltz
NSA Outlines ’51 Conference Scholarships at Wellesley
Barnard students may apply for five NSA scholarships awarded nationally through the United States National Student Association by the Summer Institute for Social Progress. The two week conference at Wellesley College runs July 7 to 21 with topics on East and West crisis and challenge.
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Barnard
United States National Student Association
Summer Institute For Social Progress
Wellesley College
United Nations
Nancy Miller
NSA
Stairway to Heaven screened in Brooks South Dining Room
The dormitory film stairs to heaven will be shown in Brooks South Dining Room from 8 30 to 10 30 p m tomorrow. Admission is 25 cents. David Niven and Raymond Massey star in the historic movie.
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David Niven
Raymond Massey
Brooks South
Postpone Vote On Open SC
The Representative Assembly tabled the Open Student Council meetings amendment until May 7 and will hold a Town Meeting before then to discuss pros and cons. Sue Everett was elected Team Drive Chairman for next year. Curriculum Committee Chairman election was rescheduled after nominees declined.
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Representative Assembly
Sue Everett
Athletic Association
Debate Club Elects Its New Officers
Lois Schwartz becomes president of Debate Council with Florence Sack as business manager and Maxine Stein as treasurer after elections last Monday. The club plans more tournaments next year and tours to Cornell Colgate and Syracuse. A 5 30 p m Barnard Seton Hall debate is set in Room 405 Barnard Hall. Last Friday they debated Rutgers on whether the United States should commit to an adequate defense of Western Europe.
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Lois Schwartz
Debate Council
Florence Sack
Maxine Stein
Cornell Colgate
Syracuse
Barnard
Seton Hall
Barnard Hall
Rutgers
United States
Europe
Seniors Discuss Scholarship Prizes Room for Gift
The Class of 1951 discussed a freshman scholarship a $25 Bryson Prize for nine years of work in the class and a Brooks Hall overnight room for day students at Brinckerhoff Theater. Voting on the gift and Bryson Prize is set for next Tuesday.
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Brooks Hall
Brinckerhoff Theater
Sophomore Class elects Barbara Kerewsky Junior Show Chairman
Barbara Kerewsky was elected Junior Show Chairman at the Sophomore Class meeting on Tuesday April 17 from a slate with Faith Rome and Holly Bradford. A move to reinstate the fine system for meeting attendance passed for further discussion and a final vote next Tuesday.
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Barbara Kerewsky
Faith Rome
Holly Bradford
Instructors Contrast Political Ideologies at Barnard Assembly
Three Barnard faculty members led a panel on Communism socialism and capitalistic democracy in a meeting titled Conflicting Ideologies in the World Today. Sidney A. Burnell Ruth A. Rosa John Stewart and Mary H. Fairbanks discussed how socialism and communism diverged in method and aims as they affect Russia Britain and the United States.
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Barnard
Political Philosophies Assembly
Sidney A. Burnell
Ruth A. Rosa
John Stewart
Mary H. Fairbanks
Russia
Britain
U. S
Stewart
Colleges to Barbecue and Barnard Camp Leadership Course
The Intercollegiate Barbecue sponsored by the Athletic Association will be held Sunday April 22 1951 with attendees including Hunter Adelphi Queens New York University Brooklyn Finch New Jersey College for Women Pratt Institute Long Island University Trenton State Teachers College and Barnard. The Barnard old and new AA boards will attend from Barnard. Events include hiking softball volleyball barbecue chicken and singing. The 17th Camp Leadership Course at Barnard Camp runs June 6 to 13 led by Corinne Bize to train students in organization administration and management of Barnard Camp. The course covers leadership skills plus nature study dramatics group singing camp craft and outdoor cookery. Applications should be sent to Miss Bize before May 11. The fee is $15 for the week.
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The
Athletic Association
Hunter
Adelphi
Queens
New York University
Brooklyn
Finch
New Jersey College For Women
Pratt Institute
Long Island University
Trenton State Teachers College
Barnard
Barnard Camp
Physical Education Department
Corinne Bize
Miss Bize
Loss of Funds Closes Columbia Theater Ticket Bureau
The Columbia Theater Ticket Bureau will close due to unaccountable losses amounts reportedly totaling $12,000 to $13,000 over two or three years. Paul J. Southward, manager of the Columbia University Bookstore, acknowledged losses but gave no further comment when questioned by two Columbia Daily Spectator reporters. Stanley Barnett, head of the ticket bureau, alleged shortages but later denied making that statement.
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Columbia Theater Ticket Bureau
Paul J. Southward
Columbia University
Theater Ticket Bureau
Columbia Daily Spectator
Southward
Stanley Barnett
Barnett
Spectator
Programs Due May 2 For Next Term And Summer Session
The Registrar announces all programs for next term and summer school are due by 4 p.m. on Wednesday May 2 with a ten dollar late fee. Students should consult the Preliminary Announcement of Courses 1951 1952 and the current catalogue to plan. Programs limited to fifteen or sixteen points with caps on two point courses, reading courses, and daily classes. Signatures required from advisors for juniors and seniors on program cards. class of 54 only needs class advisor. Yellow elective cards need instructor signatures for English compensation Greek Latin courses and specific professors courses.
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Baker
Youtz
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Sarah Lawrence College
Nani Lengyel Ranken
Margaret de Vecchi
Elizabeth Blake
Margaret Potter
Billie Haake
Debate Club
A.C
Milbank Hall
Lois Campaine
Bernice Greenfield
Soph Meeting
Rosa
Marx
Lenin
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