Assembly taps WSSF for spring term drive
Isabel Sarvis of Barnard 47 chairs the campaign as Representative Assembly selects the World Student Service Fund to aid war devastated lands with scholarships books materials reconstruction aid and student centers. Sidney Lovett Yale chaplain and national WSSF chair will speak at Earl Hall open house Wednesday 4 30.
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World Student Service Fund
Representative Assembly
Isabel Sarvis
Miss Sarvis
Barnard
WSSF
Sidney Lovett
Yale University
Earl Hall
Chaplain Lovett
Europe
Barnard Clothing Drive Aids War Victims
Barnard College runs a clothing drive in cooperation with a New York City collection through February 28. Sponsored by the Student Council and Elizabeth Eastman, the drive gathers usable clothing bedding and shoes at two campus points and through dormitory floor representatives. Trucks will collect and send items to Europe and the Far East via the city drive.
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New York Collection
Barnard
Elizabeth Eastman
Jake
Europe
Far East
Miss Eastman
S.C. approves two charters and grants dances
The Student Council ratified clubs and revoked others, granting a temporary charter to the Portuguese club until its budget is filed. The Barnard Christian Fellowship charter was not renewed for lack of officers. Coop’s constitution was approved with a plan to dispose of profits, Newman Club may hold a dance, German club may host a folk dance for ten cents if not within two weeks of the A.A. event, Menorah may run a UJA drive with Rosalie Joseph ’48 as chair, and the Glee Club concert moved from March 30 to March 16.
Gildersleeve Addresses 1946 Brinkerhoff Graduates
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve spoke to thirty seven February graduates at Brinckerhoff theatre. She urged patriotism as love of country welfare of citizens and wise world citizenship while praising social science degrees amid social and economic challenges.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Brinckerhoff Theatre
America
Dorothy Anderson
Irma Berkowitz
Evelyn Bialer
M. Sidney Cook
Annette Donaldson
Joy Drew
Miriam Fishman
Madeline Getaz
Elinor Graham
Barbara
Dorm Formal Dances Plan Valentine Theme and Prom
The Dorms host a Valentine Ball February 16 in Hewitt Dining Room with Cyrus St. Clair’s nine piece orchestra. Tickets at 2.25 go on sale today and tomorrow in Brooks and Hewitt through Dorm chair Grace Retz and committee.
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Hewitt
Cyrus St. Clair
Brooks and Hewitt
Nominations for UGA Officers Planned This Week
Nominations for president secretary and treasurer of the Under graduate Association will occur at a general meeting Wednesday at 12 in the gym. Candidates must meet class and grade requirements with elections on February 26 and 27 at Jake. Mary Louise Stewart explains the need for broad student support and citizenship in choosing leaders.
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Jake
Mary Louise Stewart
Undergraduate
Stewart
Nicholson Will Begin Chapel Series on Jobs
A Barnard Day chapel series at St. Pauls Chapel runs Feb 21 to Apr 4 exploring women in work. Prof Marjorie Nicolson opens with a postwar world role for women, followed by six talks on vocations by Anna Kross Grace Elliott Roma Gans and others with Luncheons after each service in the chapel crypt.
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St. Paul's Chapel
Barnard
Marjorie Hope Nicolson
Columbia University Graduate School
Nicolson
Smith and Goucher Colleges
University of Minnesota
Atlantic Monthly
Anna Kross
Grace Elliott
The
YWCA
Roma Gans
Teachers College
Rudansky Seeks Spiritual Needs at Barnard Day Service
Judith Rudansky 46, president of Menorah, spoke at Chapel on mankind's restlessness and the need for religion to content the spirit. She cited de Tocqueville on material desire and urged against tying happiness to wealth.
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Rudansky
Barnard
Judith Rudansky
Menorah
de Tocqueville
Miss Rudansky
Women Veterans Enter Barnard Invited to Tea
Barnard College hosts a tea for the 35 women veterans enrolled this semester joining over 1 000 veterans at Columbia and 73 new Barnard students. The College Parlor tea Wednesday at four honors the wartime entrants with a noon luncheon in Hewitt Hall prior to the event.
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Barnard
Columbia
Marine Corps
Hewitt Hall
Counei
Dean Gildersleeve to address students at first assembly
Dean Virginia Gildersleeve will speak to the student body at the first assembly of the term. Miss Mary Louise Stewart, president of the Undergraduate Association, will also deliver remarks. The gathering is set for 1:00 in the gymnasium.
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Virginia Gildersleeve
Mary Louise Stewart
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Assembly
Greece
China
Philippines
S.C
Portu
Guese Club
Barnard Christian
Cause
Rati
Fied Coop
Newman Club
A.A. Folk
Rosalie Joseph
Glee Club
Gildersleeve
Brinkerhoff
Hewitt and Brooks Halls
Grace Retz
Hedy Hadas
Mary Kouri
Jean Heinz
Janet Taylor
Betty Green
Joan Fessenden
Betty Houston
Cope McWhinney
Carolyn McMullan
Margaret Shipman
Pat Henry
Virginia D. Harrington
Helen P. Carlson
Hull
Raymond Saulnier
Youtz
Delmonico's
Delmonico’s
Anthony Pisani
Belleclaire Society Orchestra
Helen Trevor
Alice Hanson
Charlotte Hanley
Roberta Paine
Dorothy Dultgen
Betty Warburton
Jean Poffinberger
Madeleine Thomas
Ruth Raup
Undergead. Association
P.C
Nicholson
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