College To Vote This Week For 3 Student Officers
Alecia Conner Sabra Follett and Mary Wilby lead as presidential nominees at a Undergraduate Association meeting. Balloting for the three offices occurs Thursday and Friday on Jake from ten to four.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1944
Page
3
Alecia Conner Sabra Follett and Mary Wilby lead as presidential nominees at a Undergraduate Association meeting. Balloting for the three offices occurs Thursday and Friday on Jake from ten to four.
Five candidates Mary Brown Iris Davis Louise DuBois Joan Raup and Mary Louise Stewart seek the undergraduate treasurer post. Each filed petitions with fifty signatures by last Saturday after last week’s nomination meeting.
The message urges readers to study candidate qualifications and vote on election day to form a student government with undergraduate officers that reflect their views and address grievances. It emphasizes thoughtful selection and active participation in the ballot.
The Barnard scene hosted the annual mid winter conference of the Student Christian Movement of New York State under the theme Christianity Today For a Lifetime. Delegates included students from Vassar Syracuse RPI Albany State Teachers Brooklyn Queens Hunter and City Colleges and NYU. Topics covered in Saturday seminars included What Is the Church Today and Inter racial Understanding with leaders such as Roy Wilkens of the NAACP.
In a brief item the Mortarboard staff urges senior students to decide within twenty four hours to avoid missing the prestigious honor, presenting Mortarboard as a key capstone of college careers.
At a University convocation last Thursday three faith leaders were awarded Doctor of Sacred Theology degrees. Rabbi Louis Finkelstein Monsignor John Ryan and Reverend George Buttrick accepted honors as interfaith cooperation featured during Brotherhood week.
The Busch String Quartet performs in Brinckerhoff Theater tonight at 8:30, with Mozart Quintet in A major K 581 and Beethoven String Quartet Op 59 No 2 E minor. Simeon Bellinson joins on clarinet for the Mozart piece. tickets are sold by the music department and student offices.
Dr Margaret Mead argued that understanding Japanese psychology requires viewing their behavior as shaped by social structure rather to race. She noted misinterpretations could fuel American fascism and urged focus on culture over innate traits in her College Parlor talk.
Florence McClurg urges more volunteers for the Student Aide Corps. She says service is simple and non time consuming, requiring presence in the library at set hours to direct students during an air raid warning. Students are asked to sign the poster on Jake.
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