End RC Drive This Weekend
The spring semester Red Cross Drive ends this week with the final collection from individuals. The Carnival committee led by Ruth Maier reports a total profit of $559.70 after tax and expenses from booths and sales. Proceeds from clubs include Protestant cake sales $52.29, Spanish $46.62, Classical $41.75, Math $31.50, Dorms $29.36, Liberal $28.18, plus other contributions. Lieutenants and captains are urged to submit collections promptly and others may still donate through week’s end.
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Red Cross
Ruth Maier
United Effort
Food Study Continues at Dormitory Committee Meeting
The Student Food Committee, Miss Helen Carlson, and two Alumnae Trustees met to discuss dormitory food. Reports from sub-chairmen were heard and Peggy Wales the dietician was consulted with trustees. Joanne Ruth praised cooperation as progress continues with plans to solve remaining difficulties.
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Helen Carlson
Board of Trustees
Peggy Wales
John J. Swan
Miss Wales
Joanne Ruth
Mary D. Rudd
Pamela Byrne
Barbara Byrne
Eleanor Burge
Edith Goldsmith
Prom profits large as 130 couples attend Heaven Sent
Marilyn Chasin, chairman of the Junior Prom Committee, reports 130 couples attended Heaven Sent, the Junior Prom, and the event netted 117 dollars, more than a typical prom. Proceeds will fund senior activities usually paid by Junior Show profits, which was not held due to wartime rulings, forcing the current Junior Class to rely on prom proceeds for senior expenses.
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Marilyn Chasin
Cervantes' The Talkers Cast For Brinckerhoff Theater
The play The Talkers directed by Mrs Ame lia del Rio was cast after tryouts in Brinckerhoff Theater. Mary Graham plays Sarmiento Judith Rudansky Dana Beatrice Raiford Ragsdale Marilyn Martin Clare Shiel and Patricia Ludorf fill supporting roles. The one act comedy contrasts with Lorca's The Shoemaker's Prodigious Wife and debuts Thursday May 10 with tickets fifty cents for outsiders and twenty five cents for students.
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Cervantes
Amelia del Rio
Brinckerhoff Theater
Mary Graham
Sarmiento
Judith Rudansky
Dana Beatrice
Roldande
Raiford Ragsdale
Marilyn Martin
Clare Shiel
Patricia Ludorf
Dofia Beatrice
Lorca
Debate on women being removed after war debate topic
The Barnard Debate Council and Stevens Institute of Technology will debate the question Resolved that women in industry should be removed after the war to give returning veterans a chance. Betty Jayne Smith and Marjorie Lerner will speak for Barnard with discussion opened to all. Refreshments after.
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Debate Council
Barnard Debate Council
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
New Jersey
Barnard Debate Club
Betty Jayne Smith
Marjorie Lerner
Assembly to Vote on War Policy Rulings
The Representative Assembly meets today at 12:00 in Barnard Hall to vote on war policy rulings within the Undergraduate Association for 1945 1946. They will review Greek Games, Senior Week activities, dances, and awards including Bear pins and Student Council keys, with prior abolitions noted.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard Hall
Barnard's Auction to Sell Unclaimed Items May 6
Unclaimed books gloves umbrellas scarves pens and jewelry in the Comptroller's Office will be sold to the highest bidder on May 6 in the Conference Room. Clare Stein is the auctioneer with proceeds benefiting the Red Cross this semester.
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Barnard’s
Comptrollers Office
Clare Stein
Red Cross
Spring Weekends and Spring Barbecue At Barnard Camp Planned
Barnard Camp outlines plans for a Spring weekend and the annual Spring barbecue with sign up on Jake. Tickets for barbecue May 1 2 3 and the weekend cost student fares with meals listed. The Priority Ball in the Gym Saturday night supports Red Cross with tickets 2 25.
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Barnard
Barnard Camp
Jake
Barnard 1945-46 Catalog Arrival and Filing Deadlines
The 1945-46 Barnard Catalog arrives early this week in the Registrar's Office. Students must file their program by 4 p.m. Friday May 11 to avoid fines. late filings before Commencement incur a ten dollar fine and after Commencement a twenty dollar fine. Prospective juniors and seniors must submit tan program cards with adviser and department chair signatures by May 4, and triplicate forms require department chairman approval. Summer course applications must accompany next term programs and include catalogs from other institutions.
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Barnard
Columbia
Stein Leads First Junior Show Since 1948 Revival
Clare Stein elected chairman of the class of ’47 Junior Show at a wartime pause revival. The meeting also named Georgia Rubin as Honor Board Representative from a seven-person slate. Other officers and staff roles for the show remain to be chosen while eligibility rules are stressed. A class meeting next week will elect a Social Chairman for the May 11 Athletic Association Banquet.
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Clare Stein
Miss Stein
Coop Exchange
Representative Assembly
Glee Club
Library Committee
Liberal Club
Audrey Cox
Nancy Cameron
Yvonne Hauser
Marilyn Martin
Helen Trevor
Georgia Rubin
Hownor Board
Isabel Sarvis
Mary Cabiness
Dorothy Lowe
Roxanne Connick
Virginia Haggerty
Athletic Association
Freshman class to meet tomorrow for program planning
The freshman class will meet at noon in Brinckerhoff Theater to receive instructions on making out their programs for next year. The session lasts only a few minutes before a second meeting at one o clock to elect officers.
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Brinckerhoff Theater
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PROM
Rep Assembly
Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy
Columbia Merchant Marine School
Stein
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