Campus groups schedule today events and speeches
Sophomores meet at 12 30 in the Conference Room to practice step singing. Phi Beta Kappa initiates from 12 30 to 1 00 in the College Parlor. An all college assembly follows in the gym with Professor Marjorie Nicolson as guest speaker. Senior Week Committee meets 12 00 to 12 30 in the Conference Room. Frieda Miller speaks to government majors on Labor in War at 4 00 in the College Parlor. The Columbia University Band gives a Twilight Concert at 5 45 on the North Terrace. A A Board meets Wednesday at 12 30. Seniors attend two Alumnae teas Wednesday and Thursday from 4 00 to 6 00 at the Riverside Building. Chaplain Leslie Glenn speaks at Interfaith luncheon at Earl Hall Thursday noon. The Music Club meets 4 00 to 6 00 in the College Parlor on Thursday. Student League of America Barnard chapter meets 4 00 to 6 00 in the Conference Room Thursday.
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Marjorie Nicolson
Frieda Miller
Riverside
Leslie Glenn
Earl Hall
Furnald Hall
U.S.S. Prairie State
Student League OF America
Barnard
Glee Club and Orchestra Celebrate Last Joint Concert
The Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs with the Columbia University Orchestra performed in Barnard gymnasium. Schubert Mass in E flat led by Lt. JG Giddings in Navy dress received strong audience response. Soloists complemented the chorus as Abram Loft was honored for four years of leadership. Recordings of the mass were made by Richard Booth and sold.
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Franz Schubert
Giddings
Glee Clubs
Gluck
Aulis
Herbert Dittler
Mr. Giddings
Navy
Glee Club
Earl Hall
Abram Loft
Columbia
University Orchestra
Richard Booth
Plan for New Political Group at Barnard Proposed
A constitution for the Political Association drafted by Doris Bayer was temporarily approved by the Representative Assembly. Barnard Hall Social Committee members were chosen. The group will include all Barnard undergraduates and aims to channel student ideas on collegiate activities and democratic citizenship. Administration by Political Council and coordination of existing student groups are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Bayer
Political Council
Representative Assembly
Barnard Hall
Barnard
Rep
Pat Carroll
Peggy Jackson
Mary Virginia Callcott
Virginia Donchian
Nancy Chollat-Namy
Cynthia Walser
Ethel Weiss
Constance Ruderisch
Conchita Hassell
Janet Kempton
Hold Town Meeting On War Minors
Washington conference on war minors stressed thorough training for students entering government or industry. Faculty-student cooperation supports the program which offers interdepartmental minors in languages literature fine arts social sciences and science with specific course paths such as radio or photography for science majors.
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Faculty National Service Committee
Students urged to salvage papers for history drives
In a dean’s office letter from the Association of American Colleges students were asked to search their hometowns for important historical records diaries and letters. The materials could be donated to local historical societies or colleges as the paper salvage drive for war production already has caused losses.
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Association of American Colleges
Debate Club elects officers for next year
Marion Futtner 43 was chosen president at the Debate Club meeting last Wednesday. Other officers include Ursula De Antonio 44 as vice chairman, Mary Potter 44 as secretary treasurer, Dorothy Le Count 44 as recording secretary, Joan Wright 45 as business manager, and Jessie Scott 45 as publicity manager.
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Marion Futtner
Debate Club
Ursula de Antonio
Mary Potter
Dorothy le Count
Joan Wright
Jessie Scott
New Speech Major Starts Next Term at College
The new Speech Major program parallels the English Department’s Composition major. Students must complete 27 points with a B average, pass major exams in English Language and Literature with emphasis on Drama, History of the Language, and Phonetics. Required courses include History of the English Language, Voice and Diction, Oral Interpretation of Literature, Speech Correction, Public Speaking and Play Writing. Wigs and Cues and CURC provide acting directing and radio training opportunities.
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CURC
Barnard Represented in Evening of Columbia Music
Miss Gena Tenney instructor on the Joline Foundation Aurelia Maresca 42 and Jeanne V Walsh 44 will represent Barnard in the Evening of Columbia Music at McMillin Theater tomorrow evening. The program directed by Professor Seth Bingham includes original compositions by Columbia students and alumni.
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Gena Tenney
Joline Foundation
Aurelia Maresca
Jeanne V. Walsh
Barnard
Columbia Music
McMillin Theater
Seth Bingham
Columbia University
Mortarboard Preview Promises Fresh Year Innovations
The report teases a brand-new chronological method for presenting the year’s activities and mentions striking design changes in Mortarboard. It notes improvements in color, typography, and club rosters while urging readers to see the issue to fully appreciate the updates.
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PHI
Beta Kappa
North Terrace
A.A. Board
Music Club
Elizabeth Taylor
Barnard and Columbia Glee
Barnard and
Columbia Singers
The
Columbia University Or
Chestra
Barnard Gymnasium
U. S. Defense Bonds
Washington
Windle School
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
American Institute of Laundering
Barnard North Terrace
Booth
the War Board
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