Stage and Radio Stars Promote War Bond Drive at McMillin
A Buffalo stage and radio lineup entertained a large crowd in McMillin Theater to urge war bond sales. Eleanor Steber opened with The Star Spangled Banner, Edward Ingle spoke for the Treasury, and Kelvin Keech MCed a program featuring Ted Steele Jessica Dragonette and the American Ballad Singers.
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McMillin Theater
Eleanor Steber
Metropolitan Opera Company
Edward Ingle
Treasury Department
Kelvin Keech
Ted Steele
Jessica Dragonette
MacArthur
Offer Ninth Camp Course for Barnard College Leaders
Barnard College Camp develops leadership through organization and management tasks. Students gain experience in publicity, budgeting, and operational details, building skills for leadership roles. Continued on Page 4, Col. 1.
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Barnard College Camp
Barnard Camp
April 29 Music Program Showcases Columbia Students
The Evening of Columbia Music presents original student and alumna compositions at McMillin Theater on April 29 under Professor Seth Bingham. Barnard participants include Gena Tenney Aurelia Maresca and Jeanne Walsh with works for piano and vocal numbers.
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Columbia Music
Columbia University
McMillin Theater
Seth Bingham
Barnard
Gena Tenney
Aurelia Maresca
Jeanne Walsh
Norfolk Downs
Babe of Bethlehem
Agar Fadiman Rally Pushes Western Front Front
William Agar of Freedom House urged openness to a western front and swift civilian support for military experts. Clifton Fadiman of the New Yorker framed three war camps and warned of civil war at home while urging stronger action against indifference.
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Fadiman
Rally For New Front
William Agar
Freedom House
Europe
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Mr. Agar
Clifton Fadiman
The
New Yorker
Mr. Fadiman
Dean to Announce Barnard Phi Beta Kappa Inductees
Dean Gildersleeve will publicly announce Barnard students elected to Phi Beta Kappa at the all college assembly next Tuesday at 1 10. Prof Marjorie Hope Nicolson will speak on The Debt We Never Promised. The event, open to the public, follows the Phi Beta Kappa initiation at 12 30 in the College Parlor.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Gildersleeve
Marjorie Hope Nicolson
Columbia Graduate School
United Chapters
Elspeth V. Davies
Columbia
Phi Beta
Furnald Trainees Ain't Talking Barnard Is Through With Em
A Columbia Spectator piece mocks Furnald trainees by exposing isolationist charges and Navy secrecy. It notes midshipmen in John Jay dining, early rising, and slated to be ensigns, with a humorous peek at campus military life.
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Barnard
Columbia
John Jaay
Captain Smith
Navy
Midshipmen
John Jay
Students urged to report war minors at National Service Office
Students must submit their chosen war minors to the National Service Office in room 131 Milbank from 10 to 4 today and all of next week. Copies of the list are available there and office staff will answer questions about ESMDT and other courses. Students should consult advisors before selecting a war minor.
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National Service Office
Milbank
Barnard War Board Bazaar May 1 on North Lawn
Barnard organized event on Friday May 1 to raise Defense Bond Drive funds. Admission 10 cents. Spanish Club will sell costumes food and books with a Spanish flavor. International Relations Club sponsors a dart game using Axis pictures as targets. Community Service Bureau runs penny toss booth. Math Club hosts a puzzling game. Religious clubs sell flowers. Prizes include donations from New York shops.
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Community Service Bureau
Barnard
New York
Spring Dance and Barbecue Weekend Events Named
Ray Hummel will play at Spring Dance tomorrow night with Victorian era decorations. Sunday barbecue at Barnard Camp hosted by Ellen Maeser features games, outdoor activities, chicken and ice cream at two o clock. Guests include Dean Virginia Gildersleeve Dr Christina Grant and other faculty and students.
Student Committee Sees Expansion for War Minor Program
Zenia Sachs chair of the Student Committee on National Service Courses says the war minor program offers students early wartime training after advised courses and may expand or contract based on student interest. The Faculty National Service Committee will hold daily office hours 10 to 1 in room 131 Milbank April 27 to May 5 to discuss minors, while the committee drafts a critical report for review.
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National Service Committee
Zenia Sachs
Miss Sachs
Milbank
CURC Seeks New Members for University Station
CURC the university radio station invites Barnard and Columbia students to a 4 10 PM meeting in 403 Business. Retiring president Carl Carlson explains member roles as many current members head to military service or graduation.
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CURC
Carl Carlson
Columbia
Barnard
Professor Huttman Retires After 36 Barnard Years
Professor Maude A. Huttman of Barnard College history department retires at year end after thirty six years on the teaching staff. She has taught modern European history English history and Europe before and after the World War and served as Chairman of the Faculty Committee on Foreign Students.
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Maude A. Huttman
Barnard
Huttman
Europe
Changes Announced For Winter Session
The 1942-43 catalogue outlines course changes: Anthropology 5 withdrawn, 7 offered only with sufficient demand with Reichard consult. Economics 17 split into two sections on Tue Thu at 10 and Mon Wed at 3 plus labs. Course 21A and Business Enterprise replace 51 if demand exists, with 52 possible afterward. hours MWF 11 for three points. Course 28 to cover War economics to be explained in November. Greek Latin elections require written continuation.
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Miss Reich
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Prairie State
Barnard War Board
Ray Hummel
Nard
Ellen Maeser
Dean
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Chris
Tina Grant
Mrs
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Helen Erskine
Emily Gunning
Mary Milnes
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