Barnard Vocational Conference Seeks Student Career Paths
The Vocational Committee and Mademoiselle sponsor a four evening job conference in the College Parlor February 16 to 19 at 7 30 p m. Mass interviews feature Barnard graduates and alumnae offering guidance on career starts, jobs, and professional networks. A final Job Clinic assists seniors in field analysis with Mrs Sidney Edlund guiding.
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Mademoiselle Magazine
Barnard
Helen Pond
Ruth Lowe Bookman
Museum of Modern Art
Carol Gluck
June Lenert
June Lathrop
Mademoiselle Art
Joyce Senter
Dorothy Buschow
Ruth Ann Carter
Residence Halls Council
Louise Volker
St. Luke’s Hospital
Helen Hirsch Acker
Pal Blade Company
Audrey Caruso Hartell
Frederick Loeser and Company
Helen Taft
International Business Machines
Shirley Sexauer Harrison
Silvania Company
Louise Brenner
Bureau of Child Guidance
Sidney Edlund
Man Marketing Clinic
Barnard Alumnae Winter Reunion Highlights
Barnard College alumnae gathered for a winter reunion starting with a service at St Pauls Chapel led by Bishop Donald B Aldrich. Dean Millicent Carey McIntosh presided over a luncheon in Hewitt Hall and welcomed attendees at tea in the College Parlor before a basketball game between alumnae and students.
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Barnard
St. Paul's Chapel
Donald B. Aldrich
Hewitt Hall
Millicent Carey McIntosh
Bernard Heineman
H M Phillips
United Kingdom
United Nations
Brinckerhoff
Dean
Barnard Raffle Offers Free Mortarboard Copy
A Barnard student raffle will award one lucky winner a free Mortarboard issue. Anyone who signs Mortarboard pledges or has done so before the drawing is eligible. Pledges are available at the Jake booth from 11 30 to 1 30 daily, with a price of 3 76 despite higher production costs.
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Pat Haida
Mortarboard
Jake
Scholarships and Grants-in-Aid Notice
Students in college must file applications for scholarships grants-in-aid and residence grants for 1948-49 in the Dean's Office by March 1st 500 PM. Blank forms are obtained from the Dean's Secretary and must be signed by a parent or guardian. Students should seek external funding first and only apply if need is real. Some interviews may be arranged and awards announced by late April.
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Barnard
Barnard Dean Discusses Tuition Fears and Student Involvement
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh warned of potential tuition increases as Barnard faces a small endowment and deficits. She urged student discussion at the February 18 Representative Assembly and noted possible scholarship changes while highlighting future gifts and staff changes. Helen Pond, Undergraduate President, urged coordination of extra curricular organizations and student input on assembly reforms.
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Pond
Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard
McIntosh
Board of Trustees
Louise Gregory
Helen Pond
Miss Pond
Juniors Announce Prom Theme and Show Plans
Barnard's Laboratory hosts Junior Show committee heads as Betsy McKay is elected director. Crystal Ball theme chosen for the prom at the Ritz Carlton ballroom with Ted Fisher Orchestra. bids set at six dollars. CARE donation of fifty dollars approved and Junior-Freshman weekend announced with Barnard Library faculty chaperone.
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Natalie Cole
New York
Barnard’s Laboratory
Brinckerhoff Theater
Margaret Ward
Ritz-Carlton
Carmen Munoz
Ted Fisher
Jake
Pat Dalhouse
Nat Cole
Loretta Berke
Ann Day
Carolyn Pool
Barnard Library
French Club Stages Electre For Benefit of French Children
The French Club presents Electre by Jean Giraudoux next Thursday and Friday February 19 and 20 at 8 30 pm in Brinckerhoff Theater. The benefit performance supports the French school children adopted by the department.
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Electre
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Paris
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Electra
Election at Jake House For Undergrad Officers
Voting occurred Wednesday and Thursday on Jake for president secretary and treasurer with ballots tallied under Senior Proctors. Results and Honor Board chairman candidates will be announced in the February 16 Bulletin. Voting for remaining candidates is set for February 17 and 18 on Jake from 9 to 4.
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Bulletin
Office of Honor Board
Promotions Made On Bulletin Staff
Elaine Ryan announced nine probationary staff members promoted to the Associate News Board. Honored: Phyllis Daytz Eugenie Hill Leah Krechevsky Madeline Justensen Carol Moody Adele Robak Marilyn Rosenthal Lucille Wolf Laura Pienkny Beverly Yager. Six Newsboard members became Editorial Assistants for eventual candidacy for editorial posts.
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Associate News Board
Phyllis Daytz
Eugenie Hill
Leah Krechevsky
Madeline Justensen
Carol Moody
Adele Robak
Marilyn Rosenthal
Lucille Wolf
Laura Pienkny
Beverly Yager
Newsboard
Ruth Aney
Myra Koh
Esther Mendelsohn
Marilyn Karmason
Joan Huston
Rosary Scacciaferro
Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Dorm Mardi Gras Ball Revives Barnard’s Tradition
Dorms announce a Mardi Gras Ball for Barnard dormitory students on Saturday February 14 from 9 pm to 1 am in the Hewitt dining room. Be a Alexander social chair says the event replaces the Valentine Dance and Cyrus St Clair Orchestra will perform. Bids are $2.25 per couple with two masks free. bids sold today in Brooks Hall. A new queen and court will be chosen by lot from buyers of kings kids and crowned at 11 pm.
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Hewitt
Bea Alexander
Barnard
Cyrus St Clair
Brooks Hall
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