Barnard Fails In NS Aims
Barnard College reports 139 students enrolled in National Service with 1192 girls registered. Of these 39 work outside college, 23 in Red Cross, 11 as Blood Donor Center clerks, 12 roll bandages, and 20 serve at Morningside Center. Volunteers total 139 with hospital and clerical duties.
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Blood
Casa Italiana
Morningside Community Center
Barnard College
New York Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Sally Ferris
National Service
Signal Corps
Washington
WAC
Vote for Barnard Undergraduate Officers This Week
A letter urges Barnard College undergraduates to vote on Thursday and Friday February 15 and 16. It argues voting is both a right and duty to ensure proper representation to the faculty, other student bodies, alumnae, and guests, and to support the current or new student government as appropriate.
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Barnard College
Barnard
Bear Contributions Due This Friday
Marion Catalane editor explains Barnard must submit literary items by Friday via Student Mail. The editors welcome ideas for the March issue and hope contributors participate.
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Barnard
Marion Catalane
Fiesta Time formal bids promise Spanish theme
Freshmen and upperclassmen may attend Fiesta Time with a Spanish decor theme. Maurice Wolfsie will provide music, and bids have been on sale on Jake since Monday. Blind dates will pair girls with Midshipmen, V-12s, and A-7s, with many faculty and students listed as organizers and guests. The Junior Prom, titled Heaven-sent, is planned for February 24 in the gym with nine to one hours and a possible post dance supper.
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Doris Johnson
Jean Meszaros
Maurice Wolfsie
Jake
Midshipmen
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Virginia D. Harrington
Lowise Gregory
Tara McGuire
Angel del Rio
Chilton Williamson
Martha Maack
Sabra Follett
Carol Johns
Helen Pond
Marilyn Chasin
Virginia Heller
Katherine O’neill
Katherine Keith
Jean Orth
Isabel Griffin
Sue Weaver
Dusty Minter
Babs Fisher
Mary Brown
Who Do You Want Undergrad Leaders Face Off In Elections
Voting continues today and tomorrow on Jake for Undergraduate president treasurer and secretary. Candidates include Joan Raup Betty Smith and Mary Stewart for president while sophomores vie for treasurer and freshmen for secretary.
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Jake
Joan Eliot Raup
Betty Jayne Smith
Mary Louise Stewart
Betty Green
Carol Johns
Ruth Raup
Clare Stein
Nancy Elmendorf
Helen Pond
Rosemary Richmond
Laurie Trevor
Natalia Troncoso
Miss Stewart
Miss Green
Rep Assembly
Miss Johns
Athletic Association
Miss Raup
Glee Club
News Board of Bulletin
Barnard Alumnae Mark 50th Anniversary Event
The Barnard Alumnae Association celebrated its fiftieth anniversary with a program in Brinckerhoff Theater on February 12. Miss Cecilia Zung, a 1938 alumna and former Shanghai lawyer, spoke on emancipation of Chinese women and noted historic customs and legal changes.
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Barnard’ Alumnae Association
Brinckerhoff Theater
Cecila Zung
Shanghai
Miss Zung
Hyde to Speak at Noon Chapel Service
Mr James Hyde assistant to Chaplain Rice and Union Theological Seminary student will speak at Chapel today Barnard day St Stephen Bayne USNR Chaplain of the University will preach at the 1 a m service Sunday February 18 Bayne will be in New York on leave before leaving for the West Coast and later sea duty
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James Hyde
Rice
Union Theological Seminary
Barnard
St. Stephen Bayne
USNR
University
Bayne
New York
West Coast
Dean Virginia Gilder to serve as sole female delegate
The appointment of Dean Virginia C. Gilder sleeve as the only woman delegate to the forthcoming United Nations conference marks a notable milestone amid the ongoing undergraduate series on the topic. Further coverage is promised in future issues.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Belgian Colonial Policy Speaker for UN Council Series
Dr. Max Horne, new Director-General of the Belgian Colonies, will speak on Belgian Colonial Policy replacing Dr. Jan Goris at a 4 pm conference room meeting honoring Belgium. The event, sponsored by IRC, is part of the United Nations Information Council series supporting allied nations.
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Max Horne
Jan Goris
Belgium
IRC
United Nations Information Council
Horne
Belgian Congo
Belgian Purchasing Commission
United States
CURC
Belgian Information Service
Richard Zondervant
Belgian Broadcasting Services
Political Council
Flanders
Memling
Earl Hall
CUBC
Richard Zondergast
Teaching Staff Changes Listed at Barnard College
Dean Virginia Gildersleeve announces English department shifts at Barnard College. Jose Ruben leaves. Ethel Sturtevant takes leave, halting her short story course and half of Chaucer. Sara DeFord teaches Chaucer second half. Ruth Fair Mitchell takes over the novel course. Language history halved and not offered. New English lecturers arrive: Judith Walen McDowell and Olive Floyd. Floyd studied at Bryn Mawr Radcliffe Paris and wrote Doctors in Mexico. McDowell is Northwestern graduate with Smith MA. formerly Librarian for Yale Rockefeller Theatrical Collection.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Jose Ruben
Ethel Sturtevant
Sturtevant
Sara DeFord
Ruth Fair Mitchell
Judith Walen McDowell
Olive Floyd
Miss Floyd
Bryn Mawr
Radcliffe
University of Paris
Mexico
McDowell
Northwestern University
Smith College
Yale-Rockefeler
Yale University
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Alumnae Association
Hyde
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