Barnard Students Propose New Publication Supplementing Bear
A group of Barnard students led by Betty Rubinstein proposes a new magazine to publish original coursework work. The board would edit by students with faculty input while aiming to extend beyond Bear’s scope and publish four term papers per issue.
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Barnard
Betty Rubinstein
MacIntosh
Annd
Hiss Rubinstein
Tilson's
Bear
Miss Rubinstein
Colege
Basil Rauch
History
Miss Doty Retires at Barnard Names Successor Katharine Doty
Katharine S Doty will succeed Miss Doty as Director of the Occupation Bureau at Barnard College on July 1. Ruth Houghton, graduate of Smith College, will become Director of the Occupation Bureau after a year of service and prior roles include Vocation Secretary at Smith and Director of Placement at Wellesley.
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Miss Doty
Katharine S Doty
Barnard College
Frederick Burgess
Ruth Houghton
Smith College
Miss Houghton
Wellesley
National Institute of Public Affairs
Washington
Éhie
Germany
UNRRA
American Friends Service Committee
New England
March of Dimes Drive Begins at Barnard Campus
Barnard College launches a three day March of Dimes campaign through Wednesday with a Jake booth and a wishing well to gather class contributions. Four Manhattan division colleges compete to see which raises the most money as Gertrude Rosenstein chairs Barnard's drive and class captains coordinate efforts.
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Jake
Barnard
National Foundation For
Miss Rosenstein
Dean Proposes Assembly Plan At Barnard College
Dean Milli cent Carey McIntosh proposed a combined faculty and student committee to develop a system of meetings. The plan calls for assemblies two Tuesdays each month at 11, with classes moved to 1, and alternating talks by outside speakers and Barnard or Columbia faculty on college matters. She criticized the current system as inadequate for a central expression channel.
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Millicent Carey McIntosh
Representative Assembly
McIntosh
Barnard
Columbia
Harrington
Nominations For Undergraduate Officers At Open Meeting
Presidential nominees Lois Boochever Pat Haida and Meg Mather announced for undergraduate president at Friday’s open meeting in Conference Room noon Since only three candidates no petitions Despite many candidates for secretary treasurer and novice positions the article lists candidate names class standings and prior roles for each nominee including NSA Wigs and Cues and Mortarboard affiliations
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Lois Boochever
Pat Haida
Meg Mather
Mary Jean Huntington
Emily Klein
Jean Moore
Marion Bell
Rocca Garafola
Mary Elizabeth King
Nan Lengyel
Jeanne McMannus
NSA
Pat Hnida
Representative Assembly
Pat
Mortar Board
Adition
Wigs
Cues
IRC
Wisconsin
Model UN Assembly
Mary Jean
Morningside Center
Emily
The
WAVES
San Francisco
Trial System Records Eligibility For Student Activities
The Eligibility Committee introduces a system to record extracurricular activities for students. Each student must list activities and eligibility points on a mail card and drop it in a box daily next week from 9 am to 3 pm. Those with no activities submit a card marked none. final filing date is Friday, February 13.
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Jake
Students urged to view courses as full college classes
The remark suggested that budgeting should not imply excessive cuts and that students be encouraged to see courses as equivalent to full college classes. It emphasized broad access to education and avoiding disproportionate reductions.
Bulletin Tryouts Announced for Staff in Barnard Hall
Students interested in Bulletin staff membership should attend a meeting in Bulletin office Room 405 Barnard Hall at 12 noon. News and feature try-out articles will be assigned then.
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Barnard Hall
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Anne Atheling
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Alberta Schumacher
Marjorie Trieper
Barbara Ruppel
Anne Edge
Janet Heller
Hewitt
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Terry Tullos
Dean
Boochever
Haida Mather
Huntington
Klein
Moore
Bell
Garafola
King
Lengyel
McMann
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