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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1945

Page

3

College Marks Opening of West Coast Parley

Barnard celebrates the San Francisco Conference with campus events by the Chaplain's Office Political Council College Tea and UNIC. Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve, the sole woman delegate, is highlighted for her qualifications and role in the peace talks. Prayers, flags and UN literature accompany film showings on campus.

San Francisco Chaplain’s Office Political Council College Tea UNIC Barnard Dumbarton Oaks Clark Hichelberger Organization For Peace Thes Virginia C. Gildersleeve Dean Gildersleeve American Association of University Women International Federation of University Women St. Paul’s Chapel Otis R. Rice Jake United Nations United States United, Nations College Ten Low Memorial Library

Seniors Choose Alumnae Officers

The Senior class elected Helen Sack as president with Molly Wilby as vice president. Annette Auld and Dorothy Pacetti will serve as Alumnae fund representatives, for a five year term.

Helen Sack Molly Wilby Annette Auld Dorothy Pasetti Miss Sack Miss Wilby Miss Auld Newman Club Bulletin Pacetti Barnard Hall Alumnae Association

Tennis Guest Rules for Barnard Campus Courts

Barnard announces guest tennis on Saturdays 2:00 to 6:00 p m and Sundays 8:00 a m to 6:00 p m. Sundays reserved for residents and their guests. Obtain guest tickets from offices 209 Barnard Hall or Brooks Hall. Follow costume regulations.

Barnard Barnard Hall Brooks Hall

Priority Ball dance bids on sale for Red Cross weekend

Bids for the Priority Ball go on sale next Monday at a Jake booth for Barnard College's Spring weekend dance on May 5 in the gym. Proceeds benefit the Red Cross War Fund. tickets cost 2.25. Marilyn Martin leads blind dates with partners from the King's Point Merchant Marine Academy or Columbia Midshipman's School.

Jake Barnard Red Cross War Fund Marilyn Martin King’s Point Merchant Marine Academy Columbia Midshipman’s School Helen Trevor Betty Warburton Natalia Troncoso Janet Bisland Mary Lou Hannigan Evi Bossanyi Madeleine Thomas Peggy Partridge Ruth Raup Jane Weidlund

Rep Assembly Adopts War Policy Junior Show To Be Held

The Representative Assembly unanimously approved the 1945 46 War Policy of the Undergraduate Association and welcomed the Junior Show for the first time since 1943. Voting by roll call, the body approved the policy and agreed to discuss awards and club activities. Planning continues for Greek Games Bear Pins Senior Week and related events with drafting committee members named.

Rep Assembly Representative Assembly Political Council Doris McGannon Dorothy Dieterle Clare Stein Ruth Maier Lawrie Trevor Barbara Hewlett Barnard Barnard War Board

Barnard policy on student life 1945 46

The Assembly outlines aims for Barnard students to focus on academics while engaging in National Service and world affairs. Extracurriculars must align with national needs and avoid extravagance. club activities and the junior show are allowed with discretion by officers and the Calendar Committee.

Barnard Representative Assembly

President Butler Retires As Head of University

Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, chief executive of Columbia University for 44 years, resigns effective October 1. At 83, he becomes president emeritus while remaining active in endowment work and Columbia affairs. He will attend June graduations and his successor is undecided.

Butler Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Board of Trustees Columbia Barnard Teachers' College Columbia College The Educational Review Columbia Summer Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital Medical Center

Polio Drive Planned at Barnard in May

Barnard College Student Council approved an Infantile Paralysis Drive to run two days after the Red Cross Drive ends in May. The drive honors the late president who started the March of Dimes and supports work at the Warm Springs Foundation. The council also discussed forming a joint social committee with Columbia and appointed a planning committee led by Doris Johnson with other Barnard and dorm representatives.

Barnard Red Cross Warm Springs Foundation Columbia Doris Johnson Joan Abbrancaty Rosemary Sullivan Barnard Hall Gloria Callen Jones Dorm
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