Schedule Curriculum Meeting Tomorrow
The Curriculum Committee announces a meeting tomorrow at 12:00 in the Conference Room. Department student representatives will answer questions about next year’s course selections. Miss Margaret Weitz chairs the committee.
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Margaret Weitz
Patricia Talcott
Thelma Flint
Jean Wenk
Ruth Maier
Joan Cash
Rena Neumann
Lucienne Coen
Stephanie Zink
Hallie Forde
Margaret Winters
Betty Schulder
Maria Goodwin
Virginia Sarafianos
Barbara Fox
Anne Harvey
Patricia Fitzgerald
Mary-Ann Hirsh
Irma Silver
Ruth Henze
Dorothy Wol- Tath
Doris McGannon
Barnard Faculty Promotions Announced for Next Year
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve announces promotions among Barnard faculty. W Cabell Greet and Frederic G Hoffherr rise from Associate to full Professors in English and French. Saulnier Reynard Lawrence gain Associate status from Assistant Professor. Ladue and Rich promoted from Instructor to Assistant Professor. Baynard returns from WAVES service.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard
W. Cabell Greet
Frederic G. Hoffherr
Greet
Hoffherr
Raymond Saulnier
Elizabeth Reynard
Marion Lawrence
Department of
Fine Arts
Saulnier
Navy
Baynard
WAVES
Mary Elizabeth Ladue
Gertrude Rich
Trustees to Visit Barnard Friday
Trustees of Barnard College will visit the school tomorrow to acquaint themselves with the functioning of the institution. They will attend classes at 10 and 11, dine with student government officers at 12:15, confer with departmental representatives, and tour buildings with a tea at the Deanery following a 3 to 6 p m physical education program.
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Barnard
Yaffee Discusses Soviet Policy at Ad Forum
Richard Yaffee city editor on PM spoke at the Action for Democracy Club noon in the Little Parlor about Soviet Foreign Policy. He urged better understanding between the Soviet Union and democracies and examined aims of the U.S. and Britain, Russia, and recent events including Spain and Iran. The club plans concrete action after the meeting if members desire.
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Richard Yaffee
Russia
Action For Democracy Club
Mr. Yaffee
Harvard
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Soviet Union
U.N
Yaffee
Britain
SC APPOINTS SR PROCTORS AND SETS ELIGIBILITY POINTS
The Student Council announced Senior Proctor appointments for next year and laid out Eligibility points tied to Mount Holyoke Conference. A April 9 meeting produced a slate of forty proctors including Marcia Balfour and Nancy Cameron.
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Mount Holyoke
Marcia Balfour
Priscilla Block
Nancy Cameron
Muriel Chevois
Jean Connors
Audrey Cox
Aline Crenshaw
June Felton
Marion Gluck
Alta Goulwin
Alice Hansen
Ruth Hein
Virginia Kanick
Dorothy Lowe
Rhoda Levine Cohen
Ruth Maier
Marilyn Mittelman
Judith Mortenson
Ruth Murphy
Georgia Rubin
Sheila St. Lawrence
Isabel Sarvis
Clare Stein
Charlotte Urquhart
Betty Warburton
Margaret Weitz
Anne Attura
Charlotte Brandis
Rosalind Brueck
Rita Dresner
Katherine Goldsmith
Georgina Goodwin
Charlotte Hanley
Mary Elizabeth Hayes
Dena Kranowitz
Maya Pines
Mary Ann Raush
Lucille Weckstein
Stephanie Zink
Mary Knaepen
Plan Dance and Barbecue For Spring Weekend
A two day Spring Weekend on May 4 and 5 features a May 4 dance with Budd Laird, blue bid costs of 2.25, open terraces if weather allows, and profits benefiting WSSF. May 5 offers Barnard Camp barbecue with menu including barbequed chicken and desserts, tickets 45 cents dorm residents or 75 cents others, with buses and faculty invited.
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Budd Laird
WSSF
Dorothy Dieterle
Mary Wilson
Barbara Burbner
Marcia
Barnard Camp
Wigs and Cues Dabble In Medieval Magic
Wigs and Cues presents Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay a sixteenth century comedy by Robert Greene in Brinckerhoff Theater. Leora Dana as Friar Bacon and Raiford Ragsdale as the devil lead a tale of white magic and court intrigue with Ann Murphy Barbara Schultz Elizabeth Bache Sheila St. Lawrence and Ellen Violett in key roles. Performances are tomorrow and Saturday at 8 30 with student subscriptions twenty five cents and guest tickets fifty cents.
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Friar Bacon
Friar Bungay
Robert Greene
Brinckerhoff Theater
Leora Dana
Devil
Raiford Ragsdale
Bacon
Oxford
Lacy
Earl of Lincoln
Ann Murphy
Margaret
Barbara Schultz
Castille
Elizabeth Bache
Edward
Prince of Wales
Sheila St. Lawrence
Prince
Ellen Violett
Ralph
Miles
Mary Graham
Raiford M. Ragsdale
Jake
Ann A. Ford
Ruth H. Murphy
New Science Free Laborator y Courses Added in 1946 47 Catalogue
The Barnard College catalog for 1946-47 lists new lecture only science courses in Botany Chemistry Zoology and Physics with no lab requirement. Interdepartmental majors gain additions including Foreign Area studies and a new International Relations set to study world affairs and peacekeeping challenges.
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Barnard
Photo Show Opens Monday at Hewitt Living Room
Grand opening features Barnard College movie at 4:00 PM to benefit WSSF with 25 percent admission. Residence students display 144 contributions including Hudson scenes from a Hewitt window and a West Point chapel photo. Slides include New York images and overseas service shots. daily pin-up men section to start Monday evening with voting after dinner.
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Hudson
Hewitt
West Point
Barnard College
Hewitt Living Room
WSSF
New York
Slow Barnard response to World Student Service Fund drive
Isabel Sarvis urges Barnard students to give to the World Student Service Fund noting only 400 of about 1200 students have contributed. Audrey Cox reports progress with $1552.25 of a $3009 goal raised, including $938.50 student gifts and $822.75 benefits plus $278 from faculty.
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Barnard
World Student Service Fund
Jean Boyce
Isabel Sarvis
Audrey Cox
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Dues
SR. Proctors
Peggy Partridge
Bulletin
CURC
Brinckerhoff
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