Bloodworth Speaks on Personnel at Vocational Meet
Miss Bess Bloodworth vice president of Namm's Brooklyn store addressed the Vocational Committee program on personnel work. Ruth Farrell says she is an expert on production and sales promotion and lists her advisory roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Bloodworth
Namm’s
Brooklyn
Miss Bloodworth
Ruth Farrell
New York State Employment Service Advisory Council
War Manpower Commission
New York University
Student Body Votes on Atomic Control by United Nations
A referendum held January 15 shows 60 percent of students participated. Of those, 85 percent favor handing atomic energy control to the United Nations, with 88 percent supporting eventual global governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Atomic Assembly
Political Council
Representative Assembly
Jane Weidlund
Barnard Delegates Named for World Government Conference
Ellen Haight announces Barnard representatives Hertha Haberlander and Ruth Stevenson will join delegates from Amherst Smith Bennington Connecticut Wellesley Vassar Williams and Yale at the Mount Holyoke Conference on World Government March 1 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Haight
International Relations Club
Hertha Haberlander
Ruth Stevenson
Barnard
Mount Holyoke
Amherst
Smith
Bennington
Connecticut
Wellesley
Vassar
Williams
Yale
Junior Show Opens Productions at Bar nard After War
Plans move toward performances on March 22 and 23 for the first Junior Show at Bar nard since before the war. Tryouts were held last Thursday and Friday afternoon for acting parts. Claire Stein, Junior Show chairman, revealed the plot outline and urged talent cards submission. Rehearsals are tentatively set for Monday and Wednesday evenings, and the mimeographed book by Mary Rudd is ready for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Claire Stein
Miss Stein
Mary Rudd
Harpsichord Virtuoso Miss Yella Pessl At College Club
Miss Yella Pessl known as the first lady of the harpsichord was guest at the Music Club in the College Parlor on February 11. She described the instrument, discussed music history, and performed works by Handel, Couperin, Bach, Vivaldi, and Scarlatti.
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Yella Pessl
Miss Pessl
Music
Handel
Couperin
Bach
Vivaldi
Scarlatti
Miss Pessi
Library of Congress
Washington
Miss Pess
Columbia
NBC
Victor Records
s.Jesser
Carnival Drives National War Fund Past Goal
The National War Fund drive exceeded its $3000 target with the Carnival on January 18. About 500 attendees paid 25 cents each, raising $426 after expenses from booths run by Barnard clubs. Portuguese Club led earnings with coffee and lighters, while Dormitory Side Show and Wigs and Cues tied for popularity.
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National War Fund
Barnard
Josh White
Columbia Blue Lions
Columbia
Tilson
Schiller
King’s Crown
Freshmen And Sophs Vote On Two Amendments
Two class meetings on February 14 saw the sophomore class approve both amendments to the constitution. The first sets secret ballot elections for class president under senior proctors supervision. The second bars re election of officers who served in the prior year. The freshman class approved the first amendment but rejected the second.
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Bloodworth
IRC
FPA
Miss Haight
Foreign Policy Association College
International House
Big Three
UNO
Jacqueline Branaman
Hui Chen
Gladys Foster
Eva Maze
Cynthia Kosmas
Doris Soltis
Georgia Wight
Charlotte Brandis
Joy Wilcox
Representative Assebly
Marilyn Gorman
Lawrie Trevor
Margaret Weitz
Margaret Mather
Russia
Lafayette College
Music Club
Coca-Cola Company
THE
Coca-Cola Bottling Company OF New York, Inc
NWF Carnival
Roger & Gallet
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