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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1946

Page

3

Yaffee Speaks on Russia at Ad Meeting

City editor Richard Yaffee spoke on Russia and the U N at an Action for Democracy lunch talk. He outlined background to the present U N conflict, Russia’s need for warm-water ports, and British Divide and Conquer policy. He warned against a drifting U.S. foreign policy and discussed Iran and the Balkans with comparisons to the U S position in Argentina.

Richard Yaffee Action For Democracy Russia U.N Mr. Yaffee U. S Yaffee Munich Soviet Union Britain Iran Baku Anglo-Iranian Oil Company Balkans Argentina

AA International Theme Banquet at Barnard May 10

Barnard plans its AA International awards banquet with principal speakers Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve and Mr. Eduard Lindeman. The event Friday May 10 at 6 in the gym celebrates international aspects of education and athletics, with entertainment and refreshments for day students and dorm girls.

Virginia C. Gildersleeve Eduard Lindeman AA International Miss Gildersleeve Japan Lindeman Barnard Jake Dolores Drew Pat Fitzgerald

Barnard students must file spring regisration programs by Friday

Sophomores and juniors returning to Barnard College next fall must file programs in the registrar's office by 4 PM Friday May 3. A $10 late registration fee is charged. See article on page 4, no. 3.

Barnard

Students Aid Program Planning Meeting

Student representatives from each department gathered in the Conference Room last Friday to field questions about courses for next year. Miss Margaret Weitz leads the Curriculum Committee which chose reps from faculty submissions this fall.

Margaret Weitz Patricia Talcott Thelma Flint Jean Wenk Ruth Maier Joan Cash Rena Neumann Lucienne Coen Stephanie Zink Hallie Ford Margaret Winter Betty Schulder Mara Goodwin Virginia Sarafianos Barbara Fox Anne Harvey Pat Fitzgerald Mary Ann Hirsch Irma Silver Ruth Henze Dorothy Wolrath Doris McGannon

Grand Opening of Dorm Photo Show in Hewitt Today

The Dormitory photo show opens this afternoon in Hewitt with a Barnard film benefit for WSSF. The program includes slides by girls and a three-section exhibit featuring girls photos overseas servicemen and women, and residence halls pin-up men. Barnard's movie at 4:00 precedes refreshments.

Hewitt Barnard WSSF

Societe Francaise Presents Two French Comedies

Societe Francaise will stage two French plays at Brinckerhoff Theatre on Friday at 8 30. L Apollon de Marsac by Giraudeux, never published, comes to the United States with a charming plot about a magic formula. Arlequin Poli Par l Amour by Marivaux is an eighteenth century comedy about a shepherd and fairies. Cast includes Mollie Allensworth Simone Dreyfus Janet Dryden Pauline Frasatti Constance Howland Bettina Liebowitz Maya Pines Lillian Saroli Marcelle Rousseau Mona Thelander and Lucienne Coen Gloria Coll Sara Martin Efron Hortense Harris Liselotte Schneider Madeleine Thomas. directed by Mme Eve Daniel.

la Societe Francaise Brinckerhoff Theatre Giraudeux Louis Jouvet Pats Chaillot Marivaux Mollie Allensworth Simone Dreyfus Janet Dryden Pauline Frassati Constance Howland Bettina Liebowitz Maya Pines Lillian Saroli Marcelle Rousseau Mona Thelander

Spring Dance and Barbecue Planned for Spring Weekend

The Barnard Spring Weekend features a May 4 gym dance chaired by Nancy Cameron with Bud Laird and his orchestra. Tickets at $2.25 go on sale on Jake. May 5 hosts the Spring Barbecue at Barnard camp with guest attendees invited and a bus to be chartered if enough sign up.

Nancy Cameron Barnard Camp Jake Bud Laird Barnard

Barnard Considers New Campus Political Groups

Barnard Political Council on April 24 discussed forming three new clubs Eco majors, Student Federalists, and an FDR group. Ruth Maier and Ann Rogers presented arguments for and against a group, with no decision yet and interest noted.

Barnard Egalists Ruth Maier Ann Rogers Student Federalists Elizabeth Bache FDR Club Political Council American Association For the United Nations

Thirteen Group Heads Appointed By Student Council

Thirteen undergraduate committee and activity heads were named at a Student Council meeting last Tuesday night. Nan Doggett was chosen Interfaith chairman to coordinate religious clubs and promote interfaith efforts. Nancy Cameron was named Curriculum Committee chairman and Ruth Maier will chair Vocational Committee duties.

Nan Doggett Miss Doggett Barnard Nancy Cameron Miss Cameron Rep Assembly

Barnard Graduates Become UN Security Council Secretaries

Barnard College graduates Elizabeth Hess and Marjorie Vandill joined the United Nations Department of Security Council Affairs as secretaries on April 8. Hess, a Government major, hails from Pine Bluff Arkansas, while Vandill notes the multilingual environment as she adjusts from Barnard to UN work.

Margaret Baruth United Nations Security Council Elizabeth Hess Marjorie Vandill Barnard Department of Security Council U.N Marjorie Pine Bluff Arkansas Elizabeth The Security Council

Sophs and Seniors to Bid Farewell at May Day Picnic

The senior class will bid farewell to the sophomores at the May Day picnic on the North Terrace from 12 to 1 pm May 1. All members invited with personal lunches. ice cream and cookies provided. If rain, move to Hewitt South dining room. Senior president Louise DuBois urges large attendance.

North Terrace Hewitt Louise DuBois

Unusual Number Seeks Entrance To Barnard

Barnard College faces a record influx of applications for next fall with about 800 freshman applications and many transfer requests. Mary V. Libby notes overall acceptance will keep enrollment near 1,200, with about sixty veterans to be admitted.

Barnard Mary V. Libby Miss Libby United States

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U. N Helen Pond Lawrie Trevor Dorothy Lowe Muriel Chevious Elizabeth Lowe Barbara Hewlett Betty Green Kay Goldsmith June Ross Societe Francaise U.S Mr. Jouvet Inge Falk Virginia D. Harrington Charles English Richard Youtz Mary Louise Stewart Carol Johns Isabel Sarvis Miss Maier UN Secretaries
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