Freshmen Lead In NWF Drive Says Iris Davis
The freshman class reports 215 dollars from 101 donations leading the National War Fund Drive. Sister class 1945 is second with 69 gifts totaling 210 dollars. seniors 178 dollars from 53, sophomores 168 dollars from 55. Total about 2000 dollars with pre-vacation proceeds added. Deadline January 13 for pledges. envelopes marked National War Fund to be placed in Student Mail. </s>
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Drive
Iris Davis
Miss Davis
National War Fund
Council Members Meet With Professor Carey
Student Council members met with Professor Jane Carey Clark at a luncheon conference to discuss reforms in the Undergraduate constitution. They will report back at the Representative Assembly meeting today at noon in 408.
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Jane Perry Clark Carey
Representative Assembly
Joan Carey
National Service
Peggy Hine
Bulletin
Eleanor Streichler
Carey
Barnard
Council
Assembly
White Speaks Today to Majors at College Parlor
Dr. Helen C. White, visiting professor from Wisconsin University, will discuss English Mystics this afternoon at 4 in the College Parlor. Her Barnard stay ends this term and she holds the presidency of the American Association of University Women. The talk is required for English majors and open to the college.
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Helen C. White
Visting
Wisconsin University
Majors Meet To Hear Job Opportunities
Economics sociology and Span ish majors will meet at 1 o clock tomorrow in College Parlor Barnard Hall and the Conference Room for separate talks. Miss Eleanor Park of the War Manpower Commission will discuss Jobs for Women in Government and Industry. Mr Mark Starr of ILGWU will speak on Job Openings with Labor Unions. Coffee at 12 30.
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Barnard Hall
Eleanor Park
Women’s Advisory Committee
War Manpower Commission
Union
Carbon and Carbide Company
Mark Starr
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Edmund Brunner
Sociology Department
Teachers College
Washington
Voting For NS Head Starts Wednesday
Registration for Emergency Skills Courses begins Thursday and runs through the next Thursday with emphasis on the Red Cross Home Nursing course. Students may register 11 to 1 in the National Service office in Milbank. Four courses offered next semester include Home Nursing International Morse Code Red Cross Life Saving and Motor Mechanics.
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National Service Committee
Red Cross
National Service Office
Milbank
Helen Phelps Bailey
Faculty
Ernest L. Stebbins
New York
Stebbins
Virginia Henderson
Department of Nursing Education
Teachers’ College
Howell and Rossell To Run for NS Post
Idris Rossell and Diane Howell, class of '44, are the nominees for National Service chairman in the midyear Undergraduate election to fill Peggy Hine's vacancy. Voting runs 10 to 4 Wednesday and 10 to 4 Thursday. freshmen who began last February or June may vote.
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Idris Rossell
Diane. Howell
National Service
Peggy Hine
Barnard
Faculty Committee On
Russell
Howell
Joan Carey
Edward IT praised for acting staging and costuming
The amateur group presentation of Edward II receives high praise for gifted acting simple staging and splendid costumes. Director Jose Ruben earns strong appreciation while Edward Mortimer Ed ward are honored for leading roles with Leora Dana Jennifer Howard and Willa Babcock delivering standout performances.
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Edward
Jose Ruben
Mortimer
Leora Dana
King
Jennifer Howard
Willa Babcock
Gaveston
Margaret Feury
Queen Isabella
Raiford Ragsdale
Lancaster
Margaret Diem
Edward III
Peggy Hine
Spencer
Monica Wyatt
Lady Margaret
Submission for Greek Games Lyrics
Lyrics due next Monday dedicated to Prometheus reflect moods of entrance dances sadness and hope followed by happiness and celebration Prometheus bound on a mountain Prometheus Pandora link scores for winning lyric read at Greek Games Submit to Margaret Dahm or Ruth Raup by Monday January 17 Freshmen and sophomores urged to register for Greek Games athletics or dance in spring semester replacing regular PE programs registration same time.
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Prometheus
Pandora
Margaret Dahm
Ruth Raup
Freshmen to Hear Dean Talk at Tomorrow Meeting
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve will address the freshman class in Brinckerhoff Theatre tomorrow after noon at 1 10 delivering her annual talk on preparation for examinations.
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Dean
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Dean Gildersleeve
Honor University Dead At Service In Chapel Sunday
The Annual Commemoration Service for university fellowship members who died in the past year will be held next Sunday at 4 in St. Paul’s Chapel. Chaplain Bayne announced this week’s noonday chapel schedule with music and prayers today and a noon talk by Dorothy Le Count Barnard ’44 tomorrow. Roy McCorker of the American Friends Service Committee speaks Thursday at 12 under Interfaith Council sponsorship. Leora Dana Barnard ’46 was presented last Thursday. The Reverend Henry W Snyder Jr, Lutheran adviser, speaks Friday at noon. Holy Communion is scheduled for Wednesday at 8:20 a.m.
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University Fellowship
St. Paul’s Chapel
Stephen F. Bayne
Dorothy le Count
Barnard '44
Bayne
Barnard Day
Interfaith Council
Roy McCorker
American Friends Service Committee
Leora Dana
Barnard
Miss Dana
Henry W. Snyder, Jr
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Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Jake
White
Diane Howell
Idris Russell
Rossell
NS Post
Honor University
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