WSSF Chair Sets Goal for 3009 Drive at 3009
Isabel Sarvis, chairwoman of the World Student Service Fund, announced a drive goal of 3009. Dr George N Shuster president of Hunter College will speak March 5 as the drive opens. The emphasis will be on student to student aid from the United States to Europe and Asia.
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WSSF
Isabel Sarvis
World Student Service Fund
Representative Assembly
Jake
George N. Shuster
Hunter College
Shuster
Europe
Sarvis
United States
Asia
Honor Board Sets Open Meeting on Tapping System
The Honor Board will hold an open meeting tomorrow at 12 30 in the Little Parlor to discuss the tapping system. It invites all students to attend and share views as it seeks representative opinion on the system used to enforce the Honor Code during exams.
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Honor Board
Ellen Harry
Rep Assembly Passes Amendments and Votes on Funding
The Representative Assembly met last Monday and approved two amendments to be enacted. Students volunteered to meet a representative of the American Association of the United Nations to discuss UNO affairs in the Conference Room yesterday at 4. The Assembly also approved a $25 grant to the Political Council for operating needs.
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Representative Assembly
American Association of the United Nations
UNO
Assembly
Political Council
College Says Classes To Continue Amid Transit Strike
The office of the dean announces that, barring unforeseen developments, classes will be held as usual in the event of a transit strike.
Victory Clothing Drive Seeks Bar nard Student Donations
Barnard students are asked to aid war victims in devastated lands by donating usable clothing, shoes, and bedding. Boxes stand in the dormitories, led by Community Service Council chair Elizabeth Eastman 48. Lightweight garments for the Philippines are welcome.
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Barnard
Victory
Jake
Community Service Council
Elizabeth Eastman
Philippines
Plans For 47 Show Complete Cast Rehearsals Announced
Sheila St. Lawrence announces the 1947 Junior Show full cast led by Betsy Brigham as Jo Adams and Evelyn Good as Joan Roberts. The show, a college life parody, will be in Brickerhoff Theater on March 22 and 23, with rehearsals Monday and Wednesday evenings and extra sessions as production nears.
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Sheila St. Lawrence
Betsy Brigham
Jo Adams
Evelyn Good
Joan Roberts
Judith Mortenson
Betsy Lambert
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Connie Walsh
Nancy Harris
Sue Barton
Marilyn Mittelman
Louise
Brickerhoff Theater
Undergraduate Election Returns Lead Johns to Presidency
Carol Johns was elected Undergraduate President after 617 votes cast last Tuesday and Wednesday. Mabel Brown won treasurer with 473 votes and Mary Harry became secretary with 573 votes. Johns, former class president, pledged to bolster student government with strong assemblies and Council, urging greater college world affairs interest and balance with campus life.
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Carol Johns
Mabel Brown
Mary Harry
Miss Johns
Stewart
Brown
Harry
Election Held For AA President And Honor Board Chair
The Athletic Association president and Honor Board chairman elections occur on March 5 and 6. Ballots run from 10 to 4 at Jake. Nominations for AA president were made at a gym meeting, while Honor Board chair nominations come from Student Council and Honor Board as a closed slate. Both slates come from the junior class. The Honor Board chair administers the Honor Code and reports violations. the AA president plans tournaments events and dances with officers and the physical education department.
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Jake
the Athletic Association
The
Physical Education Department
Goodrich Addresses ILO Work and Its Postwar Fate
Professor Carter Goodrich of Columbia spoke at an IRC meeting on the ILO, its role in setting labor standards, and its wartime moves from Geneva to the Americas. He noted member dynamics, Axis withdrawals, and ILO’s potential affiliation with the UN, with Russia’s stance shaping integration prospects.
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League of Nations
Carter Goodrich
Columbia
ILO
IRC
Germany
Italy
Japan
Spain
League
Geneva
New World
UNO
Russia
Judge Kross Speaks On Law and Public Service at Chapel
Judge Anna Kross of the New York City judiciary delivered the Barnard Day address at St. Pauls Chapel as the second speaker in the Interfaith Council Vocational Series. She highlighted youth crime prevention and public service, noted her immigrant background, and described her work including the Wayward Minors Court and involvement in national discussions on youth activities.
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St. Paul's Chapel
Anna Kross
New York City
Barnard
Chapel Today
Interfaith Council
Russia
New York
Teacher's College of
Columbia University
New York University
Wayward Minors
Kross
Washington, D.C
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