National Service Polls Open At 3 Today For Undergraduate Chair
Elections for the undergraduate National Service chairman continue today until 3 p.m. The slate includes Diane Howell and Idris Russell, chosen by Student Council and two faculty committees to fill the unexpired Peggy Hine term. Howell leads Political Association and Russell chairs the Eligibility Committee.
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National Service
Anne Sirch
Diane Howell
Idris Russell
Student Council
Peggy Hine
Joan Carey
Ari
Miss Carey
Miss Howell
Representative Assembly
Miss Russell
Court of Senior Proctors
Rep Assembly
Gym Classes Registration Opens Early For Spring Term
Registration for spring physical education begins in the gym February 4 from 9 to 1 and 2 to 4 30 and February 7 from 9 to 1 and 2 to 4. A late program fee will be charged with filing on February 8 from 9 to 1 and 2 to 4. Professor Agnes R Wayman announces. Pin girls are needed for Barnard bowling classes on Mondays and Wednesdays at 2 3 or 4 with pay fifty cents per hour.
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Agnes R. Wayman
Wayman
Barnard
Miss Finan
Pin
McCorkle of Friends Service speaks at Chapel noon
Roy McCorkle of the American Friends Service Committee will speak today at noon in the Barnard Chapel as part of the Chapel series sponsored by the Interfaith Council.
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McCorkle
Friends Service
Roy McCorkle
American Friends Service Committee
Barnard
Interfaith Council
Barnard Economics Majors Hear Talks On Jobs And Training
Mark Starr, director of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union, urged Barnard economics majors to offer union service training akin to Harvard Union Fellowships. Eleanor Park of the War Manpower Commission spoke on Jobs for Women in Government and Industry. Starr, returning from England, said practical training is waning and there are growing chances for trained researchers, statisticians, and economists.
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Mark Starr
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Barnard
Harvard
Eleanor Park
War Manpower Commission
Union Carbide and Carbon Co
Starr
England
OWI
Ministry of Information
Greek Games Freshmen Demonstration Set in Gym
A Greek Games demonstration for freshmen and sophomores will be held in the gymnasium Monday at 3 45. Hosted annually by the junior class, the event guides new students in choosing Greek Games athletics or dance when registering for second semester physical education. The program features last year’s winning horse team and chariot, hurdling, discus throwing, torch and hoop races. All interested students are invited.
Emergency Skills Registration Opens For War Year
The National Service Office starts Emergency Skills registration for 1944, urging nurses doctors and home front workers to enroll from 11 to 1 daily this week. The drive aims to bolster allied invasion power with Morse code, motor mechanics and home nursing critical to the war effort.
Pick Committee To Clarify Terms Of Constitution
Doris Landre 44 was unanimously elected chairman of a special committee to revise the Undergraduate constitution at the Representative Assembly meeting. She urged interested members to sign up by tomorrow, with the slate reduced to five next Monday. The new committee supersedes the prior panel led by Charlotte McKenzie.
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Doris Landre
Representative Assembly
Assembly
Miss Landre
Joan Carey
Council
Jane Clark Carey
Charlotte McKenzie
Miss Carey
Carey
New Jersey College For Women
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Forty Four Seniors to Receive A B S at Mid year
Forty four Barnard seniors will graduate in February the first mid year graduation in the college's history. Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve will address the class parents and guests February 4 at Brinckerhoff Theater. A tea in Brooks Hall will follow.
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Barnard
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Brinckerhoff Theater
Brooks Hall
Janet Stevenson
Drive Surpasses War Fund Goal With Two Days Left
With the National War Fund Drive ending soon the total already exceeds the $2,000 target reaching $2,111. Contributions come from a cake sale ticket sales and raffles plus personal gifts from faculty and students. Sue Cole and Miss Davis thanked the college for support and noted remaining gifts to be tallied before semester end.
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Iris’ Davis
Philharmonic
Davis
Red Cross
USQ
War aid sales at Jake to back Fourth War Loan Drive
War Activities Committee chair Hope Simon announces daily noon sales of war stamps and corsages on Jake to fund the Fourth War Loan Drive. The drive aims to sell 14 billion dollars in bonds to speed Allied victory, curb inflation, and secure postwar stability.
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Jake
Hope Simon
War Activities Committee
Simon
College
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Russell
By Meade Shackelford
NWF
Dolores
Pick
Edward
Amour
Sue Cole
Miss Davis
Louise DuBois
WAC
Greece
Miss Simon
Greek War Relief Association
Ellie Nica-Sphaelos
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