Undergraduate Officers to be Nominated and Elected
Nominations for president treasurer and secretary start today at a noon meeting. Elections will run Thursday and Friday March 2 and 8 at Jake. Doris Landre will organize delegates to boost turnout. Shirley Sexauer reported on proctor discussions which led to discarding compulsory voting.
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Jake
Represene
Doris Landre
Shirley Sexauer
Miss Landre
Iris Davis
Joanne Ruth
Council Re-adopts Eligibility Rules Governing Games
Council votes to re-adopt the existing eligibility system for Greek Games. Academic eligibility applies to parts other than agademic dance and ceremony, with PE eligibility needing Professor Agnes Wayman approval. Blue Book lists the rules for committee chairs and others. Four UGA members and presidents plus Honor Board chairmen attend the Seven College Conference at Wellesley in March.
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Ent Council
Agnes Wayman
Seven College
Wellesley
Mrs Niehbuhr to Talk at St Pauls Chapel
Mrs Ursula Niebuhr of the Barnard religion department will speak at noon today in St Pauls Chapel. Next Thursday Captain John K Richards USN commander of the Columbia Midshipmen's School will speak in Chapel at noon on March 2.
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Ursula Niebuhr
Barnard Religion Department
St. Paul's Chapel
John K. Richards
U.S.N
Columbia Midshipmen’s School
Student Christian Movement Meets Here This Week
Delegates from colleges across the state gather at Barnard for the annual mid winter conference titled Christianity Today for a Lifetime. Dr. Ordway Tead opens at 10 15 Saturday. sessions run through Sunday with a student led devotion. Registration is 275 with meals and a 125 add on for attendees without meals.
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Barnard
Student Christian Movement
Metropolitan Christian Council
New York State
Ordway Tead
New York City
Patricia Warburton
U.C.A
University Christian Association
Ethel Weiss
Columbia Johnson
Jake
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Dr. Tead
Briarcli
Mead to Lecture on The Japanese People Why
Dr. Margaret Mead the noted anthropologist author and lecturer speaks on The Japanese People Why this afternoon at 4 in the College Parlor. She is an authority on race in the Pacific and a member of the National Advisory Council on Race Relations in Washington. The IRC sponsored talk is open to the college with refreshments served.
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Margaret Mead
Mead
Barnard
Pacific
National Advisory Council On Race Relations
Washington
New York City
American Museum of Natural History
Washington Square College
New York University
IRC
Honor Three Faiths Today at University Convocation
At the Low Memorial Library convocation today University honors Rabbi Louis Finkelstein Monsignor John Augustine Ryan and Reverend George Arthur Buttrick with honorary degrees. A reception in Earl Hall follows around 3 pm where the three readers will speak briefly.
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Low Memorial Library
Louis Finkelstein
John Augustine Ryan
George Arthur Buttrick
Earl Hall
Barnard Junior Prom Aims For Glamour Paragon Status
Patricia Cady, Barnard College class of 1945, promises a glamorous Junior Prom from ten to three on Saturday in Hewitt Hall, featuring Barbara Nicholls Ruth Bischoff and songs by Julia Fremon. Cyrus St. Clair and his Harlem orchestra will provide music while decorations interpret the Black Magic theme.
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Patricia Cady
Hewitt Hall
Barnard
Junior Prom Central Committee
Barbara Nicholls
Ruth Bischoff
Julia Fremon
Jake
Cyrus St. Clair
Harlem Orchestra
Miss Cady
Ferris Heads Term Drive at Barnard for Red Cross Campaign
Barnard College plans a Red Cross drive this term led by Sally Ferris as central committee chair. The goal is 1500 dollars with a March 1 start aligned to a nationwide appeal of 200 million dollars for the War Fund, promising united effort among undergraduates.
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Barnard
United States
Representative Assembly
Red Cross
Sally Ferris
Central Committee
Miss Ferris
N.W.F
National Red Cross
Busch Group to Open Semester With String Quartet
The Busch String Quartet performs Monday at 8 30 in Brinckerhoff Theater with Beethoven E Minor Op 59 No 2 and Mozart Quintet K 581. Adolf Busch leads, supported by Gesta Andreasson Lotte Hammerschlag and Hermann Busch. Simeon Bellinson joins on clarinet for the Mozart work. Tickets from Barnard music department 406 or from 104 Barnard.
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Busch String Quartet
Brinckerhoff Theater
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard
Adolf Busch
Gesta Andreasson
Lotte Hammerschlag
Hermann Busch
Simeon Bellinson
Music
Adolf
Red Cross asks Barnard students to help pack war prisoner boxes
Audrey Brown announced volunteering at 315 Lexington Avenue to assist packing War Prisoner boxes. Red Cross Packing Center operates at 19 Chambers Street with shifts 9 30 to 12 30 and 1 30 to 4 30.
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Barnard
Red Cross
Audrey Brown
Lexington Avenue
Chambers Street
Patrolman Bartlett To Discuss Juvenile Delinquency Monday
Patrolman Joseph Bartlett, specialist in juvenile delinquency, will address settlement workers and others at a luncheon in the South Dining Hall in Hewitt Monday from 12 to 1. He is liaison officer between the district chief of police and the Coordinating Council to study causes and reduce delinquency, aided by expanded recreation. Volunteers are sought for settlement work, with two hours weekly, via sign-up in the north corridor near Jake. No experience needed.
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Joseph Bartlett
Hewitt
Community Service Bureau
College
Bartlett
Coordinating Council
Police Department
Bureau
Ruth Bradshaw
Florence Levine
Jake
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Dr. Mead
the Busch String Quartet
By Meade Shackelford
Ferris Heads
Red Cross War Fund
Busch Group
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