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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1941

Page

3

Debaters Clash Over Aid to Britain and U S Policy

In a Bulletin sponsored debate on Aid to Britain ASU and William Allen White committee speakers argued for opposing policies. ASU backed cooperation with non belligerents to promote democracy and a people s peace while WAW urged all out aid as best defense.

American Student Union William Allen White Britain Bulletin Betty Elwyn Maria Haller WAW Committee United States

Elect Delegates To Rep Assembly This Afternoon

Elections for delegates at large to the Representative Assembly were held yesterday and will close today at 4. The Undergraduate Association nominated eighteen students from the four classes at a Monday meeting. Candidates include Martha Lawrence, Charlotte Gabor, Florence Fischman, Doris Landre, Tamara Bliss, and Elizabeth Bond among others. The new members will replace current representatives of two organizations in the assembly.

Representative Assembly Martha Lawrence Joan Brown Helen Kandel Marie Meath Helene Bach Eleanor Webb Amelienderson Charlotte Gabor Florence Fischman Ruth Axer Marie Armstrong Doris Landre Dorothy Fa<r Tamara Bliss Norma Blicktut Eleanor Streichler Elizabeth Bond Edna Ely

Reduced Price On Mobile Feeding Units

Robert Appleby vice-president of the British War Relief Society announced this week that mobile feeding units have been cut from 1750 to 1500 dollars. The move lowers cost for relief logistics and aid distribution.

Robert Appleby British War Relief Society

Dean Advises Sophomores on Future Careers at 43 Meeting

Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve urged Columbia and Barnard students to combine inclination and information in career planning. She advised basing decisions on authoritative data, using summers for experimentation, and considering graduate work.

Virginia C. Gildersleeve Brinckerhoff Theatre Columbia Barnard

Plans For Senior Week Are Under Way

Plans for Senior Week activities are underway with five dollar dues for attendance at the Senior Reception Bac calaureate Tea Senior Picnic Class Day Senior Banquet and Senior Party An extra charge will apply for admission to Senior Ball Seniors are urged to pay dues promptly.

Thomas and Fahy Speak Feb 25 at Peace Assembly

Norman Thomas socialist presidential candidate and John Fahy Hemispher e editor will address the peace assembly to discuss Two Ways of Defending Democracy From Within From Without. Fahy will outline hemisphere solidarity to resist European political and economic pressure on Latin nations. The assembly chairwoman notes aid to Britain will not be argued as it is already adequately presented.

Norman Thomas John Fahy Peace Assembly Beth Bishop Assembly Thomas United States Socialist Party America Bertram Wolfe Fahy South America Representative Assembly Britain

Freshmen and Sophomores Stage Annual Dances Tonight

Freshmen and sophomores host separate class dances tonight in two campus venues. Sophomores enjoy thirty minutes more dancing with Freddie Milford and his orchestra in the Dodge Room at Earl Hall until 1 AM, while freshmen, color coded blue, dance to Frank Kinney and his band at Casa Italiana until 12:30 AM. Tickets are priced at $2.25. Invited guests include campus officials and faculty such as Dean Gildersleeve and Dr. Christina Grant.

Freddie Milford Dodge Room Earl Hall Casa Italiana Frank Kinney Dean Gildersleeve Jane Harting Christina Grant George B. Young James S. Coles Ruth Taubenhaus Peggy Jackson Lorna F. McGuire

Miss Alice Mongan Speaks At Forum On War and Art

Miss Alice Mongan of the Fogg Museum Harvard spoke at a forum last Wednesday on War and Works of Art. She warned that vast expense inevitable damage and scattering of experts would result from the present European war and urged efforts to preserve great works during the Munich crisis.

Alice Mongan Miss Mongan Fogg Museum Harvard Munich British Museum National Gallery Windsor Gallery Palace Tate Gallery

Schedule for Undergraduate Elections and Meetings

The schedule outlines nominations for undergraduate president treasurer and secretary on March 3. On March 5 candidates meet at ten in the College Parlor. Elections occur March 6 7 with class president nominations March 11 and upperclass president elections March 13 14. Residence hall president nominations March 13 with the vote March 14. Honor Board chairman nominations March 17. elections March 20 21 for listed offices.

Honor Board A.A. President Representative Assembly

First To Solve Ad Puzzle Will Win Bookstore Prize

The Columbia Bookstore sponsors a crossword contest through Bulletin for Barnardites. Betty Haithwaite, a seasoned puzzle creator, crafted the puzzles. Solve the February 25 Bulletin puzzle and submit to Mr Forsberg in the bookstore basement to win. the earliest correct entry wins.

Columbia Bulletin

Quaker Educator Addresses Barnard Protestant Clubs

Howard Brinton, director of Pendle Hill, spoke to Barnard Protest ant clubs on the Quaker stance toward the current world situation. A Mills Bryn Mawr Haverford alum and author, Brinton has studied religion in China and edited several works, with Creative Workshop among them. The talk was open to the college and tea followed in the Conference Room.

Howard Brinton Barnard Mr. Brinton Pendle Hill Pennsylvania Mills Bryn Mawr Haverford China Creative Workshop

Badminton Tournament Opens Monday Signups Urgent

Glafyra Fernandez the A A badminton manager announces the sign up poster for the doubles tournament will be taken down this afternoon. Those who wish to play who have not signed up are urged to do so immediately as the tournament begins Monday.

Glafyra Fernandez A.A

French Club Honors Professor Hoffherr With Farewell Tea

Professor Frederic Hoffherr, head of the French department, received a mahogany desk set at a Barnard Société Française farewell tea. He will sabbatize during the Spring Session, focusing on France Forever and the democracy mission of the France Quand Meme society.

Frederic Hoffherr Barnard Société Française Hoffherr France The Société Francaise

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U.S Flora Worschin Ellen Hammer I.R.C Cecil Paige Golann Mary Jane Hey ASU Churchill Soviet Union ASA England Rep. Assembly Dean Harthwaite Next Bulletin Martha Messler Miche
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