Deadline For St Dues May4 For Senior Week Events
The Senior Week Committee sets May 4 as the deadline to pay five dollars in dues and purchase stockings at a Jake Street booth open daily 11 to 2. Dues grant access to events from June 1 to June 5 including Step Singing, Milbank ceremony, Baccalaureate, Tea, Banquet, Class Day, Columbia Commencement, and Diploma awards. October and February graduates may join. parents are invited to all but the Banquet. A picnic for seniors and the sister class is set for next Tuesday at noon on the lawn. sign up and bring lunches.
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Jake
Milbank
St. Paul’s Chapel
Brooks Hall
Columbia
South Court
Columbia University
Barnard Hall
Vera M Dean to Give Course on Russia
Vera Micheles Dean, research director of the Foreign Policy Association, will teach a Russia course in the Government Department during the spring session. Born in St Petersburg, she has broad global research experience and holds a PhD from Radcliffe and an MLA from Yale.
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Vera Micheles
Foreign Policy Association
Russia
Government
Dean
St. Petersburg
F.P.A
Radcliffe
Yale
Barnard
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Spanish Fiesta prizes awarded at College Parlor
The Spanish fiesta held last Monday featured a declamation contest and a play. Prizewinners included Rosalie Lo Curico, Margot Lowey, and Marilyn Vogel. The program also had songs and recitations, with performances by Mrs. Amelia del Rio and others, and a repeat prize-winning rendition of Serranilla by Gene Cox.
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Margarita Dacal
Rosalie Lo Curico
Margot Lowey
Marilyn Vogel
Lo Curico
Valle- Inclan
Miss Lowey
Partial Fair Totals Reveal Carnival Receipts
The Red Cross Carnival receipts are not yet tabulated but a preliminary estimate places the total around 500 dollars. The Protestant Clubs led earnings with 52.29, followed by the Spanish Club at 46.62 and the Classical Club at 31.75.
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Ruth Maier
Classical
Virginia D. Harrington
Roberta Wickerham
Dr. Harrington
Virginia Morrison
Contributions and Birthday Cards for Tony
A community fundraiser reports steady support for Tony including a five dollar gift from Annie Nathan Meyer and seventy-five birthday cards. With exams approaching, the group seeks thirty seven dollars more to reach the ninety eight dollar target, hoping the cards and coins reassure Tony that he is loved despite being an orphan.
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Marilyn Schwartz
Annie Nathan Meyer
Tony
Hold Square Dance for War Relief at Casa Italiana
The Columbia War Relief Committee hosts an old fashioned square dance at Casa Italiana 1161 Amsterdam Ave at 117 St on Friday May 4 at 8 15 pm Enge Menaker will call the event noted for his skill in square dancing Admission is seventy five cents per person and proceeds support war relief efforts.
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Columbia War Relief Committee
Casa Italiana
Amsterdam Avenue
Enge Menaker
Menaker
BCF Met Monday at Barnard Christian Fellowship
Barnard Christian Fellowship met Monday at 4 in the Little Parlor for a Bible study on Colossians I led by Mary Cabiness.
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Barnard Christian Fellowship
Little Parlor
Mary Cabiness
Senior Soph May Day Picnic Planned by Sister Classes
A joint May Day picnic for the class of 1945 and 1947 will be held on the North Ter race May 1 from noon to 1 or later. Attendees should bring lunch while the Seniors provide dessert and entertainment for the Sophomores. Class song leaders will conduct community singing. Participants should sign up on Jake to estimate food.
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North Terrace
Jake
Fifth Campus Canteen to be Held May 4 at Earl Hall
The fifth Campus Canteen will be Friday evening May 4 at Earl Hall. Under Arthur Galliggan Columbia College, the event features Columbia Blue Lions, V-12s, and civilians in waltz and jitterbug contests with guest entertainers and door prizes. Music starts 7 45 p m. admission 30 cents.
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Earl Hall
CURC
Arthur Galliggan
Columbia College
Columbia Blue Lions
Jake
Wycliffe Club Elects Officers for Coming Year
Wycliffe Club names Charlotte Hyak president for the year with Virginia Morrison as treasurer and Phyllis Brown as secretary. A Bible Study Group meets tomorrow at 3 in the Little Parlor and all students are invited.
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Wycliffe Club
Charlotte Hyak
Virginia Morrison
Phyllis Brown
Little Parlor
Final Senior Tea Held Today in College Parlor
The final Senior Tea occurs at 4 in the College Parlor as the last of three events to acquaint seniors with faculty. One third of the faculty and all seniors are invited, each faculty member escorted by a senior. Sherbet and cakes for 150 guests with piano music.
Postwar female workers topic delayed debate
The Debate Council's event with Stevens College, discussing discharging women from industrial jobs for returning veterans, was postponed a week. Barnard will defend the negative. a second debate with Columbia College is planned for May.
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Debate Council
Stevens College
Ben
Barnard
Barnard Debate Council
Columbia College
Freshman Meeting Tuesday For Greek Games Chair and Social Chair
A required freshman class meeting is set for Tuesday May 1 at 1:00. Attendees will elect next year's Greek Games chairman and social chairman, hear announcements on step singing and the A A Banquet, and plan the Class Day party. All freshmen are urged to attend.
Liberal Club to Urge Murray Bill On Campus
Liberal Club will hold elections for next year's officers and run a campus wide drive to pressure Congress for Murray Bill passage. Under president Joanne Ruth the group will interview students about the bill, with members June Felton Mitzi Fabricand Winifred Barr Miriam Fishman Margaret Weitz Beverly McGraw Eleanor Krout Margaret Shuman Barbara Kinney Natalie Lookstein and Joan Sawyer taking part.
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Liberal Club
Congress
Joanne Ruth
June Felton
Mitzi Fabricand
Winifred Barr
Miriam Fishman
Margaret Weitz
Beverly McGraw
Eleanor Krout
Margaret Shuman
Barbara Kinney
Natalie Lookstein
Joan Sawyer
Poll on Marriage Versus Career Sent to Students
Jean Herman and Ruth Edmonds have sent poll questionnaires to all students and faculty to gauge opinions on marriage versus career. Herman urges prompt return of the forms to ensure full participation.
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Jean Herman
Ruth Edmonds
Miss Herman
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