Dean Anna King Discusses Women in Social Service at Newman Club
At Barnard College Newman Club before Christmas, Dean Anna E. King of Fordham School of Social Service spoke on Women in Social Service. She said social work ranks among top ten industries, needs many skilled workers, and benefits from Catholic principles guiding both material and spiritual aid.
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Dean Anna King
Newman Club
Barnard College
Anna E. King
Fordham School of Social Service
Dean Wing
Dean King
Junior Prom Costs and NWLF Contributions Spark Student Debate
Doris McGagnon, Junior Class President, laments high expenses for a downtown hotel prom and notes the Junior class trails in National War Fund contributions to the NWLF Drive. She defends the junior effort in National Service while criticizing unequal class fundraising and patronage for the event.
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NWLF
Fier
NWT
Lutheran Club Christmas Party Sings Carols Led by Dr Otto Bolstrom
Lutheran Club hosts its annual Christmas sing in the Conference Room Friday at 4 pm. Dr Otto Bolstrom of Gustavus Adolphus Church will lead the program, with Doris Mohr noting the event will be bigger and welcoming to all students.
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Otto Bolstrom
Lutheran Club
Barnard
Doris Mohr
Jake
Gustavus Adolphus
Manhattan
Bostrom
Sweden
Lowell Beveridge
St. Paul Chapel
Dr. Tate Addresses Chapel On Pearl Harbor Day December 7
Dr. E Mowbray Tate spoke in chapel about three years of war and urged active church involvement in peace. He urged racial equality, denounced white supremacy, and called for interdenominational religious education and moral standards in schools. He noted service members overseas share spiritual communion and questioned why religion is excluded from education.
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Pearl Harbor
E. Mowbray Tate
Serviceemen
Harvest Hop Nets Record Profit and Bid Total
The Harvest Hop raised $333.30 the greatest profit from any Harvest Hop, per Hope R. Simon the business manager. Two hundred forty eight bids sold at $2.25 with $227.55 expenses and $558.00 receipts. Miriam Skinner, chairwoman, thanks supporters. event on October 30 featured autumn leaves and scarecrows.
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Hope R. Simon
Miriam Skinner
Vote For Dinner At Junior Prom At St Regis Hotel
The class of 1946 voted at a noon meeting to hold its Junior Prom downtown at the St. Regis Hotel with a midnight supper. A prior choice favored a more economical option, bidding about 4.50 for punch only versus 8.50 with supper. The Mortar Board dedication debate was reopened but may die if original backers refuse reconsideration.
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St. Regis
Marilyn Chasin
Mary Brown
Jake
Cantala Praises Cajal At Spanish Majors Meeting
Dr. Julio Cantala of New York describes Santiago Ramon y Cajal to Spanish majors at the College Parlor. He notes Cajal’s Aragonese origins and painting talent, his 1852 Zaragoza degree, 1888 brain experiments that founded neuron theory, his philosophical and medical writings, and the 1912 Nobel Prize recognizing his work.
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Julio Cantala
New York City
Santiago Ramon Y Cajal
Cajal
University of
Tea for Greek Games officials planned this afternoon
The Greek Games Central Committee Chairman and faculty advisers hold a tea this afternoon from 4 to 6 in the Conference Room, Barnard Hall. Marcia Balfour says the event aims to foster friendly relations between Freshman and Sophomore classes and the advisers.
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Barnard Hall
Marcia Balfour
Occupation Bureau Urges Seniors for Interviews
Miss Doty asks all seniors seeking vocational opportunities to contact her office to arrange interviews. The Occupations Bureau reminds seniors that blue registration cards were due December 1 and should be returned if not yet submitted.
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Occupapations Bureau
First Bear literary magazine to debut next Tuesday
The Bear, Barnard College’s new literary magazine edited by Marian Catalane, will launch on December 19 replacing the Barnard Quarterly. It features a designed cover by Jean Neel and includes articles, stories, and poems. Several Spanish poems and sketches are accepted for publication with future issues open for submissions.
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The
Bear
Barnard
Marian Catalane
Jean Neel
Maria Aguayo
Laurie
Penny Brennan
Leora Dana
Patricia Evers
Miss Malvina
Ellen Violett
Jane van Haelwyn Watton
Sally Zimmerman
Atra Baer
Joanna O’brien
Alta Oertly
Lita Rothbard
Gerre Wetmore
Soprano Performs Spanish Selections at College Parlor
Soprano Carolina Segrera sang at 4 o clock in the College Parlor under the Spanish Club. The program featured Spanish Christmas selections with works by Duron Bagsa Nin de Falla Lecuona Villa Lobos and Maria Grever, accompanied by Richard Malaby. Segrera studied in Spain with de Falla and has appeared with major companies. she is married to Dr William Holden.
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Carolina Segrera
Mozart
Sebastian Duron
Jose Bagsa
Joaquim Nin
de Falla
Ernest Lecuona
Villa Lobos
Maria Grever
Miss
Amelia del Rio
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New York
Park Ave
Boston
Marlborough ST
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Dagner's Beauty Studio
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Columbia University
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