Barnard Representatives Attend Madamoiselle College Forum
Doris Hulburt and Gloria Siff represented Barnard College at the Madamoiselle College Forum held April 22. Fifteen Eastern colleges sent delegates to discuss postwar problems under Harvard's Ralph Barton Perry. Speakers included Hans Simons Charles Edison Raymond Gram Swing Olive Mosky and William Agar.
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Doris Hulburt
Gloria Siff
Barnard
Madamoiselle
Ralph Barton Perry
Harvard University
American Defense
Harvard Group
Hans Simons
School of Politics
New School For Social Research
Charles Edison
the Navy
New Jersey
Raymond Gram Swing
Council of Democracy
Olive Mosky
League of Women Voters
William Agar
Freedom House
Commodore
Great Britain
France
Russia
China
India
Mexico
Germany
Japan
America
Rice to Address Newman Clubs Tomorrow at Four
Acting Chaplain Otis R. Rice of Columbia University will speak tomorrow at 4 45 PM before a combined meeting of Barnard and Columbia Newman Clubs at Earl Hall. A skit practice for a May 7 Corpus Christi Auditorium meeting and plans for a theatre outing on April 30 to Earth Journey are noted. Tickets cost 180 for orchestra 120 tax in and 90 cents balcony. Annette Auld should be notified for attendance. The annual Communion Breakfast will be May 7 in the Dodge Room at Earl Hall after 10 AM Mass at Corpus Christi Church. A speaker is yet to be chosen and a poster will be posted for signups.
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Otis R. Rice
Columbia University
Earl Hall
Barnard
Columbia Newman Clubs
New York Province of Newman Clubs
Corpus Christi Auditorium
Newman Club
Blackfriars’ Guild
Sheldon Davis
Annette Auld
Columbia
Barnard Newman
Dodge Room
Corpus Christ Church
Jake
Morning Wins Silk Screen Print Conte in Odd Study
Morning by ee hea lak wins the Silk Screen Print exhibition at Odd Study. The Tibetan department will purchase the print for its lending collection and dorm students may rent the picture next semester.
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Ee Hea Lak
Doris Charlton Mighty-Mite shines at Barnard exploits
Doris Charlton an exemplary Barnard senior blends grit and charm. She led Harvest Hop refunds to a record, served as editor and committee chair, and inspired a wide circle of friends. Her sharp chemistry training earned a research assistant post at DuPont Buffalo.
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Doris
Games
Representative Assembly
A.A
Barnard
Rayon and Nylon Laboratories
DuPont Company
Buffalo
Buff
Niagara Falls
Charlton
Jake
Coffee Ball Dance in Philosophy Hall at Columbia
The coffee dance for Columbia Midshipmen and medical students plus Barnard Day students attracted about 150 attendees last Saturday April 22 from 4 to 6 pm in 301 Philosophy Hall. Proceeds benefit the Red Cross Drive ending with the Spring Dance April 29. A follow up coffee dance for the new class of Columbia Midshipmen is planned for May 7.
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Columbia Midshipmen
Barnard Day
Red Cross
Ballet Training At Summer Camp In East Brewster Mass
The Cape Cod Musical Arts Center Will run a summer session from June 29 to August 23 with ballet and music training. Professionals and amateurs collaborate with serious artists and perform publicly. Campers gain personal contacts in musico dramatic arts and learn theatre production, chorus, band, and orchestra. Barnard students may contact the director for more information.
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Cape Cod
East Brewster
Mass
Musico Dramatic Arts
Barnard
Step-Singing Rehearsals Ahead of June 2 Ceremony
Rehearsals began last week for the annual Step-Singing ceremony during Senior Week. The event on Milbank porch will mix original class songs with Barnard selections and culminate in class moves to future positions. Additional practices run for seniors Fridays at 12:30 in the Gym, juniors through May 19 at 12:30 in the Conference Room, sophomores on Thursdays until exam week, and freshmen on several dates in late April and May.
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Milbank Porch
Barnard
Harris Explains Elijahs Miracle at Barnard Day
Harris discusses Elijahs Mount Carmel miracle from Kings and its two edged danger. He cites an Africa missionary tale where a native boy sacrifices himself to prove God’s truth, illustrating faith and love as the true miracle. Interfaith Council to present Betty Sachs 45 former Menorah president at Chapel Thursday.
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Barnard
Chapel
William Harris
Union Theological Seminary
Mr. Harris
Elijah
Mount Carmel
Harris
Africa
Interfaith Council
Betty Sachs
Menorah
Barnard Clubs Elect New Officers This Week
Barnard clubs announced new officers this week including Fine Arts Club with Marcia Barishman as president Ruth Philpotts as vice-president and treasurer and Dorothy Nestlen as secretary. Math Club elected Angela Borne as president Mary Gwarthmey as vice-president Alta Goldwin as secretary and Ruth Brofft as treasurer. A joint Classical and Math Club meeting is set for Friday May 5.
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Fine Arts Club
Marcia Barishman
Ruth Philpotts
Dorothy Nestlen
Math Club
Angela Borne
Mary Gwarthmey
Alta Goldwin
Ruth Brofft
Jacqueline Baumann
Nanette Newell
Kay Goldsmith
Ruth Maier
Daisy Fornaca
Madeleine Ge’taz
Anne Cagnassola
Elsa Funaro
Mara Ruth Goodwin
Olga Crescione
Juliette de Benedetti
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