French Elections Seen Marking Shift Toward Economic Freedom
Consul General M. Lionel Vasse told the Société Francaise that France now seeks economic liberty and an end to trusts, praising General de Gaulle and a bold program. He noted 1946 aims for a new constitution after October elections and contrasted France’s multi party system with the two party U.S. model. The Constituent Assembly, drawn from diverse sectors, has endorsed the Resistance Council’s March 1944 program including worker participation and abolition of trust influence. France seeks renewed partnership with the United States as a path to prosperity.
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M. Lionel Vasse
France
Société Francaise
United States
M. Vasse
Whch
Constituent Assembly
Socialist Party
Communist Party
New Popular Republican Movement
M.R.P
General de Gaulle
National Council of Resistance
United States of America
M.vasse
New Courses Announced by Three Departments
Four spring term courses added to Government Economics and Sociology. Government 16 The Soviet Union by Dr Vera Micheles Dean meets Thursday 8 to 5 for three points seniors and qualified juniors. Economics 20 Labor Unionism and Labor Relations taught by Elizbeth Faulkner Baker meets Wednesdays 4 to 6 for three points with instructor approval. Sociology 34 Population and Ethnic Groups offered by John Aseem on Mon Wed Fri 2 for three points, prereq Sociology 1-2. Sociology 86 Rural-Urban Society meets Mon Wed Fri 8 for three points, prereq Sociology 1-2.
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Government
Soviet Union
Russia
Vera Micheles
United States
Washington Labor Management Conference
Elizabeth Faulkner Baker
John Aseem
German Club Presents Christmas Play and Party
Rehearsals are under way for the German Club production A Christmas Play to be staged Monday December 17 at 4 P M in Brooks Hall as part of the annual Christmas tree party. The nativity will be the theme with cast to be announced soon. Miss Clare Balluff invites students to join the German songs and German conversation tea was held last Friday for language practice. Deutscher Kreis held its weekend at Barnard Camp from December 1.
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Brooks Hall
Clare Balluff
Deutscher Kreis
Barnard Camp
Dorms Form Permanent Food Committee
The Food Committee is established in the Dorms as an annual appointed body by the Dorms Executive Committee. Pat Henry 46, president, names Eugenia Bates 46 Joyce Walsh 46 Chris tene Morris 48 Enid Storm 48 and Marilyn Mittleman 47 to study food matters in the Dorms.
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Pat Henry
Eugenia Bates
Joyce Walsh
Christene Morris
Enid Storm
Marilyn Mittleman
Registrar Issues Tuition Bills For Second Semester
Miss Margaret Giddings announces bills for the second semester will be issued soon after Christmas holidays. Remittances must be mailed with the bills and postmarked by January 21. Students not returning should notify the Registrar by December 21.
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Bursar
Weekend Christmas Camp At Barnard Camp
The December weekend of December 15 is set as Christmas weekend at Barnard Camp Alta Goalwin AA camp chairman announces. About 20 banks are available and a sign up poster is on the AA bulletin board. The event features a Christmas party with a decorated tree and carols by the fireplace. Open to all classes the two day camp costs little and aims for a large student turnout.
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Barnard
Dance and Music Workshop Thanks Helper for Found Louis Horst Music
Professor Marion Streng expresses gratitude to the person who returned Louis Horst's music lost two weeks ago, noting the restoration of a valued item. The note emphasizes appreciation from the workshop community.
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Marion Streng
Louis Horst
Tomorrow Announces 1500 Writing Contest for College Students
Tomorrow magazine opens a national contest with $1500 in prizes for short story and article. First prizes are $500 each, second prizes $250. Manuscripts 2500 to 5000 words, entry marked College Contest, mailed by May 1 1946 to Tomorrow New York. includes judges from Duke St John’s University and Wellesley.
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United States
Tomorrow Magazine
Allen Tate
University of the South
William Blackburn
Duke University
Stringfellow Barr
St. John's College
Elizabeth Manwaring
Wellesley College
East 44Th Street
New York
N. Y
Students Hear Proposed Amendments At Four Class Meetings
Four classes held required meetings last Tuesday to discuss two amendments to class constitutions. One limits executive officers to single-year terms. the other designates secret ballot for Class president elections to be held in a class meeting. Voting will occur at next class meetings, except the first amendment already passed by freshmen.
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Cass
Wycliffe Elects Brown Penny Brown Vice President
Charlotte Hyak president of Wycliffe announces at a club meeting Penny Brown 48 was elected vice president of the group.
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Charlotte Hyak
Wycliffe
Penny Brown
Liberal Club Plans Arab Palestine Opinion Poll at Barnard
The Liberal Club will issue a December 13 poll at Barnard after the Palestine Forum on December 18. Questions address independence of a Palestinian Arab state, Jewish immigration, a Jewish National Home, and club information booths. Results will appear in Bulletin. June Felton, club president, says the poll reflects informed student opinion.
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Liberal Club
Palestine Forum
Political Council
Jake
Palestine
Forum
Barnard
Bulletin
June Felton
Liberal Club Reports
Hold Dance At Pierre
Barnard plans its first all college dance in downtown Pierre at the Grand Ballroom, Hotel Pierre, December 15 from nine to one. Cyrus St. Clair and his orchestra provide music. faculty guests include Dr. Virginia Harrington and others. Bids at Jake sell for $4.20 with $3.50 plus 70 cents tax. Entrance via Sixty first Street off Fifth Avenue.
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Barnard
Cyrus St. Clair
Pierre
Sixty-first Street
Fifth Avenue
Medieval Cycle Play By Townley Drama Class
The Brinkerhoff theater hosts a cycle play from the fourteenth century titled Second Shepherds Play performed by the medieval drama class under Anne Murphy. Cast includes Ellen Goepper as first shepherd Harry Hough as second shepherd Joan Gorman as third shepherd Anne Brooker as Mak Beatrice Bockenstein as GiGi Laura Adams as the Virgin Mary and Charlotte Schwartz as the angel Phyllis Hoecker handles costuming and line reading with Dorothy Rogers promoting.
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Brinkerhoff Theater
Anne Murphy
Ellen Goepper
Hary Hough
Joan Gorman
Anne Brooker
Mak
Beatrice Bockenstein
GiGi
Laura Adams
Virgin Mary
Charlotte Schwartz
Angel
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Streng
Ruth Farrell
Roswell Ward
Brown
Virginia Harrington
Charles English
Aseem
Helen Carlson
Barbara Keltz
Rosemary Sullivan
Barnard Hall
Doris Johnson
Beverly McGraw
Dorothy Dieterle
Judy Costello
Margot Overmeyer
Mary Wilson
Phyllis Hoecker
Dorothy Rogers
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