Job Getting Tips From NBC Official at Local Conference
Ernest de la Ossa NBC Personnel Director told students that job interviews are final exams for long term work. He advised using Occupation Bureau, personal contacts, and direct letters with a resume. emphasize appearance, honesty, language, and company goals. avoid salary haggling and campus attire. read The Message to Garcia for success.
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Ernest de la Ossa
NBC
Harkness Theatre
Occupation Bureau
de la Ossa
Tennis players must test for average ability next fall
Students needing open hour tennis to satisfy PE requirements must show average ability. Interested students should contact a tennis instructor to take the average ability test.
Changes in the Library During Easter Vacation
The library reorganized to boost access with color coded shelves and bright color cards for each draw. New periodical reference cards identify binding status and location while the north mezzanine shelving will hold current year magazines. Librarian Esther Green hopes to add new upholstered chairs before fall.
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Esther Green
Last Chance to File Programs for 1946 47 Winter Session
The registration deadlines for the winter session 1946 47 are set with fines for lateness. Sophomore and junior registration ends May 3 while freshman extends to May 8. A $100 deposit by May 15 secures fall enrollment with $50 credited to tuition each semester.
Moore's Symphony Premieres at International Music Festival
The Symphony in A Major by Professor Douglas Moore will debut April 24 at the Strasburg International Music Festival. Robert Lawrence will conduct the Strasburg orchestra. a study score will be released soon by G. Schirmer.
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Douglas Moore
Columbia University
Department of Music
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Strasburg
Moore
Barnard
Robert Lawrence
Columbia
Lawrence
Barnard Students Describe Summer Work With Mentally Ill
Elaine Ryan reports Barnard girls who worked summer jobs in hospitals and mental health facilities. One group cared for fourteen to fifteen girls in a Pennsylvania school for the mentally retarded, teaching reading and sewing, supervising recreation, and providing night care. Another pair worked as psychiatric aides in a state hospital, performing medications, electroshock, and patient care on multiple wards, enduring long hours but noting some rewarding social and training aspects.
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Elaine Ryan
Barnard
Isabel Schetlin
Pennsylvania
Jean Poffenberger
Taffy Hunter
June Camp at Barnard Offers Two Weeks of Fun and Work
Barnard camp at Ossining hosts a two week June course beginning Friday June 7. Freshman to junior members may apply by May 10 to Professor Holland. The program includes camp craft outdoor cookery plant study and hikes with group sites Eagle Nest Red Oak and Hemlock. The two week fee is twenty dollars.
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Barnard
Ossining
Professor Holland
Miss Bize
Eagle Nest
Red Oak
Eagle’s Nest
Croton Dam
Holland
Trevor Winner of Deck Tennis Contest
Trevor Winner Helen Trevor 47 won the deck tennis singles finals, defeating Barbara Hewlett 15-11, 15-13. Baseball and softball events are scheduled, with a fresh-soph baseball win 21-14 last Wednesday. Doubles tennis rounds and a May 10 finals date are noted along with a dormitory vs day students softball game on May 3.
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Helen Trevor
Miss Trevor
Barbara Hewlett
A.A
Rabbi Morris Chapman to Speak at Joint Jewish Center Lecture
Rabbi Morris Chapman will address a joint Menorah and Seixas meeting in Earle Hall on shifts of Jewish Centers. This is the first of two lectures, with the second set for next Monday. Chapman served as a U S Army chaplain in the Pacific and is a graduate of the Jewish Theological Seminary.
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Morris Chapman
Menorah and
Seixas
Earle Hall
Rabbi Morris
Pacific
The
Jewish Theological Seminary
Peter Bayvid and the Army Half Pay Story on a Summer Day
The piece profiles Peter Bayvid known as CMH like a local character. He works a corner hours 8:30 to 10 00 and 12 00 to 6 00 on hot days and noon to 6 00 on milder ones while drawing half pay from the Army. He says middies were forbidden to hold items and a Merchant Marine officer adds a risqué note about a girl in danger. Peter is married with a daughter and makes good money, often buying his own Good Humor ice cream.
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CMH
Peter
Merchant Marine
Peter Bayvid
Students urged to claim lost articles by May 8
Lost items held by the Comptroller's Office must be claimed by May 7. Items unclaimed by noon May 8 will be auctioned in the Conference Room. Students missing belongings from last year are asked to contact the Comptroller's Office to identify and claim their property.
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Comptroller’s Office
College Proctors appoint senior and junior leaders
Audrey Cox heads the Court of Senior Proctors with Virginia Kanick as Eligibility chairman and Glory Schwantes as Assemblies chairman. Tea chairmen are Louise Lyczak and Margaret Sherburn, with Elizabeth Dunlop Archives chairman and Natalia Troncoso Long Leader. Helen Swikart is Senior co-chairman and Doris Biggio and Simone Dreyfus are Junior and Sophomore co-chairmen of Assemblies.
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Audrey Cox
Virginia Kanick
Glory Schwantes
Assemblies
Louise Lyczak
Margaret Sherburn
Elizabeth Dunlop
Archives
Natalia Troncoso
Helen Swikart
Doris Biggio
Simone Dreyfus
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By Ruth Farrell
Garcia
Committee of Instruction
Trevor
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