Barnard Students Speak at Lincoln High in Brooklyn
Six Barnard students from the Speakers' Bureau of International Relations presented to Lincoln High School history classes in Brooklyn last Wednesday. The visit, guided by Miss Feigenbaum, explored UN versus World Federalism, recognition of Communist China, and postwar Germany, with lectures followed by questions. The IRC plans off campus work and may expand to include all clubs under Political Council, plus a Writers' Bureau for articles on international relations.
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Bureau of International Relations Club
Barnard
Lincoln High School
Brooklyn
IRC
Lutille Fresca
Beverly Beck Fuchs
Natalie Olshen
Paula Reiner
Ruth Schachter
China
Germany
Extension of 1950 51 program filing deadline announced
Mrs. Martha L. Wieners, executive secretary to the dean, said catalogs will arrive this week after a delay. A galley proofs set is posted outside the Office of the Associate Dean for consultation. The filing deadline is extended to May 10 and students must secure class adviser approval by Friday.
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Martha L. Wieners
Bailey to Advise Incoming Freshmen at Barnard
Mrs. Helen Phelps Bailey assistant professor of French at Barnard has been named faculty adviser to the freshman class for 1950 51 She will interview each incoming freshman and help plan her program for the year Bailey a Barnard alumna of 1933 earned AM and PhD at Columbia and has served on the Barnard faculty since 1933
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Helen Phelps Bailey
Barnard
Bailey
Columbia University
Red Cross Officer Honored for Clubmobile and European Service
Smith appointed at Grenfell Mission in Newfoundland and Labrador after joining the American Red Cross in 1948. She served as staff assistant for the clubmobile program in North Africa until 1945, directed club activities in Cortina Italy in 1945 46, and returned to Europe with Special Services of the U S Army from 1947 to 1949. For this work she earned the Bronze Star.
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Grenfell Mission
Newfoundland and Labrador
American Red Cross
North Africa
Cortina
Italy
Europe
U. S. Army
Spanish Major Opens Diverse Career Paths for Barnard Graduate
Barnard's Judy Kramer discusses career options for Spanish majors. Teaching in high schools and colleges, bilingual instruction in Spanish speaking regions, and translating roles in import export firms and travel agencies are common. Additional typing and stenography skills boost prospects as bilingual secretaries with travel opportunities.
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Barnard
Professor del Rio
Sophomores Pick English as Top Major in 220 Student Class
Registrar shows 36 of 220 sophomores chose English as their major. Literature leads English specialties with 28, six in composition and two in speech. Psychology, History and Music appear next in popularity with 11, 9, and 6 percent respectively.
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Selec
Tion
Thirteer
Columbia STOP group aids study abroad plans
Columbia University Student Council sponsors STOP the Orientation Program Committee for students traveling abroad this summer. An initial tea discussed interest and topics, planning lectures on customs travel details and related subjects. The project, tied to NSA origins, invites other colleges to join STOP.
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Columbia University Student Council
N.S.A
Columbia
STOP
Barnard Political Council Names New Officers for Term
Political Council elected its officers and members for the coming term. Lucille Frasca is Conference Chairman Ruth Cantor Publicity Chairman Nan Heffelfinger Secretary-Treasurer and Lynne Bresler Forum Chairman. Ruth Schacter conducted the election and outlined plans for delegates topics publicity and education forums.
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Lucille Frasca
Ruth Cantor
Nan Heffelfinger
Lynne Bresler
Ruth Schacter
Miss Frasca
Barnard
Correction: Scientist to Speak on Science in India at Eastern Conference
Bulletin notes an error listing Dr Edward A Condon director of the National Bureau of Standards will lecture at the Eastern Colleges Science Conference Saturday. The talk is titled A Physicist's Impressions on Science in India, not a physician's impressions.
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Edward A. Condon
National Bureau of Standards
Eastern Colleges Science Conference
India
Barnard Girls Present Original Papers At Saturday Meeting
Several Barnard students will present original papers on Saturday morning. Chemistry papers will be read by Pauline Gostinsky Frances Ryder Roselyn Seider and Joan Weiss while Wanda Charnat Alice Honig Jones Taylor and Paula Weltz present psychology papers. Dorothea Bennett Charlotte Grantz and Marion Gulton deliver zoology papers. Barbara Rosenberg heads the registration committee which has hotel reservations and pins for delegates and Edith Richmond leads the social committee arranging a faculty tea Friday and banquet Saturday night. Frances Ryder handles money collection and Dorothea Bennett's publicity committee issues releases to colleges.
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Barnard
Pauline Gostinsky
Frances Ryder
Roselyn Seider
Joan Weiss
Wanda Charnat
Alice Honig
Jones Taylor
Paula Weltz
Dorothea Bennett
Charlotte Grantz
Marion Gulton
Barbara Rosenberg
Edith Richmond
Milbank Installs New Three-Alarm Milbank Fire System
Milbank Hall receives a new three-station fire alarm system with coded gongs on each floor to show the alarm location. The system, not connected to the Fire Department, allows immediate reporting by phone or an exterior box. A Fire Department inspector will test it soon.
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Milbank
Fiske
Brinckerhoff
Frances Maisch
120 Street
Claremont Avenue
Fire Department
Miss Maisch
Co-Ed Picnic Planned at Barnard Camp
Tickets for the annual Coed Spring Barbecue at Barnard Camp will go on sale May 2 to 4 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event features barbecued chicken as the main dish with prices 70 cents for dorm students and one dollar for day students and guests.
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Barnard Camp
Jake
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