Drive Proceeds Directed To World Student Service Fund
Proceeds of the semester drive, withheld over winter vacation, will revert to the World Student Service Fund as voted. The December 15, 1941 Assembly decision to preserve the $530 collected remains, pending Helen Kandel's report on war effects. A special meeting is set for January 16 to decide next semester drive objectives.
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World Student Service Fund
Representative Assembly
Helen Kandel
Miss Kandel
WSSF
Barnard
Dean to Address College Today
Virginia C. Gildersleeve will address the college in a special assembly at 1 10 in the gym on how Barnard can help win the war. The talk covers United States government instructions and the college role in the war effort.
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Dersleeve
United States
Barnard
Mortarboard Subscriptions Exceed Last Year Yet
Mortarboard subscriptions to date outpace last year's total says editor Sybil Kotkin of the 1943 book. With three quarters of the work done the annual will appear in early May. Subscriptions run until January 16 and after that date orders may be made through Shirley Aronow, circulation manager. No extra copies will be issued after May. The 1943 Mortarboard layout will present school activities in chronological order.
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Sybil Kotkin
Onow
Relax At Camp Open House Amid Skis And Popcorn
Camp opens January 28 through February 3 with low fares for day students and dorm girls. Six meals and two nights are included, with flexible arrival times and activities around the fire, cabin life, and winter excursions on the Hudson.
Columbia University to host first university wide religion conference
Faith meeting sponsor Henry Wallace invites Vice-president Henry Wallace to address the Columbia University Conference on Religion in a Modern World. The February 8 12 event at Columbia on campus features Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler as honorary chairman and plans interfaith sessions for Catholic Protestant and Jewish students with interfaith lunches. Captain Raymond Collyer Knox chairs the organization committee.
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Columbia University
Columbia
Nicholas Murray Butler
Earl Hall
Butler
Henry Smith Leiper
World Council of Churches
James M. Gillis
Paulist Fathers
Louis J. Finkelstein
Jewish Theological Seminary
Raymond Collyer Knox
Senior Week Aids Named at College Graduation Week
Miss Juliette Kenney announced the senior week central committee to plan the graduation program. Sylvia Gaus Lillian Kates Helen Baker Joan Derbyshire Betty Kramer lead activities with Gail McCarthy and Margaret MacDonald directing key events.
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Juliette Kenney
Sylvia Gaus
Lillian Kates
Helen Baker
Joan Derbyshire
Betty Kramer
Gail McCarthy
Margaret MacDonald
Patricia Curtin
Katherine Hanly
Bulletin
Grace Barrett
Mary Anne Clinton
Natalie Nicholaus
Caroline Chervenie
Committee Awards Academic Credit For Six Courses
The Central Committee in charge of National Service announces fifteen new courses for next semester. Six will offer academic credit through the full term. Classes begin Monday February 2 with subjects including Laboratory Technique, Use and Reading of Maps, What Our Freedoms Alcan, Elementary Meteorology, Man's Hope, and two Recreational Leadership courses.
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Central Committee
National Service
Carey
Sharp
Holzwasser
Thornbury
Music Club CURC Engagement Announces Tuesday Broadcasts
The Music Club plans weekly CURC broadcasts at 8 40 pm starting February 30 led by Lincoln Diamant program director at the Columbia station. First performers include Donna Burin Tamara Bliss and Joan Derbyshire with past club members Aurelia Maresca and Jeanne Mitchell highlighting violin and piano solos from a recent Christmas Musicale.
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Music Club
CURC
Lincoln Diamant
Columbia
Donna Burin
Tamara Bliss
Joan Derbyshire
Civil Service Exams Open For Various Junior Positions
Notice of examinations for Junior Professional Assistant posts including Archivist Bacteriologist Biologist Chemist Geologist Welfare Assistant State Department Assistant and Statistician and for Student Aide open to juniors in Political Science Public Administration and Statistics. Filing by February 3. From United States Civil Service Commission Occupation Bureau provides full details.
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State Department
United States Civil Service Commission
Occupation Bureau
Highet Speaks At Club Ten On Translations
Professor Gilbert Highet of Columbia’s Greek and Latin department speaks to the Classical Club on translations luck or cunning at four in the College Parlor. The talk covers classics French and German works. Tea follows at five. all students invited.
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Highet
Club Ten
Gilbert Highet
Columbia University
Classical Club
Glasgow
Oxford
Cocteau
Gertrude Hirst
Issue Call For Drafteeettes To Dance With Ensigns Tonight
The National Service Committee sponsors a dance on the U S S Prairie State docked at 136th Street in the North River. Navy morale is the aim and many officers will attend. meet Pat Curtin on Jake at 6:00 tonight to join the event.
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National Service Committee
Service Committee
U.S.S. Prairie State
North River
Prairie State
Naval Reserve Office
Pat Curtin
Jake
Navy
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WSSE
Barbara Heinzen
Interfaith Council
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Jane Devonshire
Social
Dean Virginia C. Gil
Mortarboard
Shirley
By Martha Messler
Ossining
New Jersey
Hudson
Trelawney
Wallace
Ann Stubblefield
Glafyra Fernandez
Amelia, Smith
Jean MacDonald
Mrs. Baldwin
Sibyl Herzog
Crocker
Wayman
Aurelia Maresca
Civil Service
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