Barnard Undergraduate Nominee Outlines Student Government Vision
The Barnard candidate describes experience as Class of 55 president and Secretary of the Undergraduate Association. Emphasizes people’s government based on mutual awareness, seeks cooperation with the Board of Trustees for facilities like Barnard Hall Cafeteria, and aims to improve minutes and correspondence as secretary linking Undergraduate Association and Student Council.
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Barnard
Undegrad Association
Barnard Hall
Board of Trustees
Letters Praise Armed Forces Blood Donor Campaign Volunteers
Dean McIntosh receives thanks from Henry G. Moran for Columbia University and Barnard students who volunteered in the Armed Forces Blood Donor Campaign. Names listed include Hazel Burick Christine Cassell Van Dorn Jacqueline Cassell Van Dorn Katharine Munzer Ronnie Myers Lea Paltenghe Barbara Rindler Patricia Ring Patricia Wainwright Betsy Weinstein. Moran notes the campaign ran January 9 and 10 with successful results and commendation for extra effort beyond daily duties.
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Dean McIntosh
Armed Forces
Columbia University
Hazel Burick
Christine Cassell van Dorn
Jacqueline Cassell van Dorn
Katharine Munzer
Ronnie Myers
Lea Paltenghe
Barbara -Rindler
Patricia Ring
Patricia Wainwright
Betsy Weinstein
Writer's Reply Clarifies Barnard Religious Clubs Criticism
The Bulletin on Monday states the piece did not single out the Menorah Society or deny activities. it argues some students use clubs for social tea meetings with Columbia men, while officers strive to attract active, serious participants in intellectual and spiritual pursuits.
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Menorah Society
Barnard’s
Bulletin
Religious Clubs On Campus Survey Encouraged
To the Editor a survey of the religious clubs on campus is urged as an effective way to introduce students to the range of activities sponsored by these organizations and to foster participation.
Vice-President Candidates Rethink Student Government
The Undergraduate Association outlines goals for the next year focusing on revising the Undergraduate Constitution to preserve flexible government structure and boost efficiency in extracurricular life. It urges class outreach to raise awareness of vital school issues and the value of student input in governance.
Editor commends Bulletin education editorials
Reader expresses appreciation for Monday’s Bulletin education editorials citing comprehensive coverage and reasonable conclusions.
Barnard Students Nominate Treasurer with Budget Accountability
The candidate states acceptance of explicit responsibilities for the undergraduate budget and impartial handling. They emphasize trust from the student body, access to Student Council, and active participation in Barnard's government. They commit to understanding club activities to manage budgets and discuss conflicts.
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Treasury
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Bulletin
Enroll 1595 Foreign Students at Columbia Uni
The Registrar reports a new high in foreign students for 1951 1952 with 1595 enrollees from eighty three countries. UN members are represented by fifty six nations, plus scholars from non UN nations colonial possessions and American territories.
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Columbia University
United Nations
Columbia
Nicholas A. H. Stacey
Great Britain
Proesiri Bhekanandhana
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