Dean Gildersleeve Talks International Role at Milbank Hall
Press gathered at Milbank Hall as Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve, one of eight U N delegates to the San Francisco conference, answered questions about a possible appointment. She said she has not received official notification but would accept if invited and cited her international experience and writings.
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Milbank Hall
United States
United Nations
San Francisco
Fiske Hall
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Dean Gildersleeve
Journal of the American Association of University Women
Times
Sophomore Class to Hear Dean Gildersleeve Today
The sophomore class will meet at noon to hear Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve. Carol Johns, sophomore class president, announces Miss Gildersleeve will deliver her annual address on major selection.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Carol Johns
Miss Gildersleeve
Institute Organizes Community Work at Barnard College
Barnard College and the New York School of Social Work announce an Institute of Community Organization and Leadership from June 10 to 29. Dean Virginia Gildersleeve says the program aids local communities in meeting postwar social problems through three weeks of concentrated study. Open to men and women, the class size is limited to seventy five with a tuition fee of seventy five dollars.
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Barnard College
New York School of Social Work
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Religious Emphasis Week On Campus Focuses Brotherhood
Interfaith Council will sponsor Religious Emphasis Week February 26 to March 2 with National Brotherhood Week activities Feb 19 to 26. The program challenges religious prejudice and promotes tolerance and dialogue among campus groups Menorah Club Monday Newman Club Tuesday non required assembly Tuesday 1 10 College Tea for all groups Protestant clubs joint meeting Thursday
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Interfaith Council
National Brotherhood
Newman Club
Johns Pond Elected 763 Vote Sets Record
Mary Louise Stewart named president of the Undergraduate Association after a two day election ending Friday with 763 of 1192 students voting. Carol Johns elected treasurer with 693 votes and Helen Pond named Undergraduate Secretary with 696 votes. Stewart praised Follett and pledged a strong war policy with student councils.
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Mary Louise Stewart
Carol Johns
Helen Pond
Miss Stewart
Betty Smith
Joan Raup
Miss Follett
Miss Johns
Miss Pond
Dean Gildersleeve
Ruth Raup
Betty Green
Clare Stein
The
Athletic Association
Natalie Troncoso
Rosemary Richmond
Nancy Elmendorf
Helen Trevor
Class meets to decide on $5 per bid prom dinner
A Junior Class meeting today at noon will decide if each student pays $5 per bid for the Junior Prom and dinner option. If the class approves the dinner, to be held in the Cafeteria, the extra cost will be added.
Undergraduate Service Chairman Race Sets Ballot At NS Elections
Voting begins tomorrow and continues through Wednesday for an undergraduate chairman of National Service. The slate includes Dolores Drew Mildred Reed and Betty Jayne Smith. They were nominated by Student Council at a special meeting from a list approved by the Faculty committee on National Service.
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National Service
Dolores Drew
Mildred Reed
Betty Jayne Smith
Jake
Mildred Reed Leads Curricular Effort in Current Affairs
Mildred Reed, a sophomore dorm student and transfer from Sweet Briar, serves on the Blue Book Revision Committee and Curriculum Committee. She presented the case for a new course in current affairs to the faculty.
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Mildred Reed
Miss Reed
Sweet Briar
Dolores Drew Holds Multiple Roles Across Groups
Dolores Drew has served two years in the Rep Assembly and works as an editorial assistant on Bulletin. She is publicity manager of the Athletic Association and has tenure with CURC as publicity chairman for Wigs and Cues.
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Dolores Drew
Rep Assembly
Bulletin
The
Athletic Association
CURC
Betty Smith Named Co op Chair and Junior Class Secretary
Betty Jayne Smith, a candidate for Undergraduate president, serves as chairman of the Co op and secretary of the Junior class. She is active in the Barnard Liberal Club and serves on the News Board Staff of Bulletin.
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Betty Jayne Smith
Barnard Liberal Club
Bulletin
Horne Discusses Belgian Congo At IRC Meeting
Dr. Max Horne director general of the Belgian Colonies spoke at an International Relations Club Belgium week on Belgian colonial policy with focus on the Congo where he has lived thirty seven years. He urged education of natives to enable participation in elections while noting the Congo’s plains and mountains and climate milder than New York or Washington.
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Belgian Congo
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International Relations Club
Dr. Horne
Congo
United States
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