Terrace Among First Women Accepted by Harvard Med
Dorothy Ruth Terrace, Barnard senior, is among the first women admitted to Harvard Medical School. She faced a seven hour aptitude test and an oral quiz, with Harvard accepting her January 6, while Physicians & Surgeons remains a possibility. Terrace plans to pursue psychiatry or pediatrics and aims to study rehabilitation after the war. She has a home lab in Brooklyn and a zoology minor, having earlier won a prize in the League of Nations countryside examination.
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Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Dorothy Ruth Terrace
Barnard
Harvard University Medical School
Pia
Harvard
Miss Terrace
Physicians & Surgeons
Europe
Brooklyn
Music and Arts High
League of Nations
Swift gym registration times set for February term
Gym registration for the February season will be Wednesday February 7 from 12 noon to 4 PM and Thursday from 10 AM to 4 PM. A five dollar late registration penalty applies for any late or missed registration.
Phyllis Brand Recalls Camp Birchwood and Broadway Days
Phyllis Brand describes a life of Maturity with roles in the International Relations Club and Mortarboard, senior PE exemption, and passing her senior life saving exam. She toured Europe at ten and enjoyed opera and piano. She taught tennis at Camp Birchwood after her freshman year and later worked at Saks Fifth Avenue before serving as Barnard College Board representative advising freshmen.
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Tional Relations Club
Phyllis
Europe
Green Death stalks Barnard dorms as exams loom
Silence covers Brooks Hewitt Halls as a deadly dormitory malaise spreads through DORMS GREEN 10 THE GILLS. Freshmen bear the brunt while seniors endure the stress, with rumors of belladonna remedies and term papers looming over meals and study.
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Barnard Halls
Brooks and Hewitt
Hewitt
Barnard
Deadline Extended For Barnard Book Drive
The Barnard Book Drive deadline extended to Friday January 19 from January 14. Any good books or magazines are welcome to support lonely servicemen including soldiers sailors and marines.
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Barnard
Jake
Bulletin
Questions on the League and world events interest Miss Terrace
The text notes questions about the League’s failings, world crises, and current events, topics Miss Terrace follows. Earlier prizes included a Europe trip to observe League proceedings, later changed to a South America trip, then replaced by a five hundred dollar award due to wartime submarine dangers.
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Miss Terrace
Europe
South America
Frances Hitch Seeks Publishing or Radio Career After Graduation
Fran Hitch, a psychology major, plans to enter personnel work in publishing or radio, ideally NBC, after she graduates in February. Her family moved from Indiana to Town, then Colorado, and now aim to stay in New York City, drawn by theatre and window shopping on Fifth Avenue.
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Fran
N.B.C
Indiana
Colorado
New York
Metropolis
Metropolitan Opera House
Fifth Avenue
Asheville
North Carolina
United Nations Series Begins Explaining Poland Role
An expert outlines the United Nations program on Poland as nation of the week. Publicity will include visual exhibits films radio broadcasts lectures newspaper releases dances teas and discussion forums. Nationals will be invited as speakers and guests of honor where possible.
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United Nations
Poland
Eleanor Wax’s Postgrad Plans and School Activities
Eleanor Wax plans to pursue social work with the Westchester Welfare Department after graduation focusing on juvenile delinquency and family case work. She aims to attend the New York School of Social Work and has prior sociological study at Hawthorne and experience at Norwich hospital. She is a Dean’s List student, Bulletin feature editor, and enjoys co op, medical interests, bridge, and Shakespeare studies.
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Westchester Welfare Department
New York School of Social Work
Eleanor
Hawthorne
Norwich
Elly
Bulletin
Campus Activities Dance at Earl Hall Next Week
Movement of India presents a campus dance at four o clock in Earl Hall hosted by U. C. A. All members are welcome and refreshments will be served.
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Movement of India
Earl Hall
French Club Plans May Play at Barnard
The French Club led by Jacqueline Bauman met at noon to decide the annual May 4 French play at Barnard. Discussions covered Moliere Musset and other writers but low attendance prevented a firm choice. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday.
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Jacqueline Bauman
Barnard
Moliere
Musset
Dr. Weisgal Speaks at Open House Event
At the joint open house of the Menorah and Society to day from 4 to 6 o clock Dr Myer Weisgal Secretary of the Jewish Agency for Palestine will be the guest speaker.
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DR. Weisgal
Myer Weisgal
Jewish Agency For Palestine
University Band to Present Concert at McMillin Theater
The Columbia University Band under Harwood Simmons will perform symphonic works on Saturday evening January 27 at 8 30 in McMillin Theater. The program includes Dukas The Sorcerers Apprentice Liszt Les Préludes and excerpts from Wagner Die Meistersinger. The wood wind ensemble will be present.
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Columbia University Band
Harwood Simmons
McMillin Theater
Department of Music
The
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Dukas
Liszt
Columbia University
Ram addresses UCA and Wycliffe Club meeting
Augustine Ralla Ram addressed a joint meeting of the UCA and the Wycliffe Club. Miss Ram is described as an outstanding Indian leader and serves as the secretary of the Student Christian group.
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Augustine Ralla Ram
Wycliffe Club
Miss Ram
Student Christian
Camera Club Seeks Contributions and Meeting
Barnard invites all to contribute to the Camera Club competition with submissions due today in the darkroom. A Thursday 8 p.m. judging meeting will be held for members and interested guests. Prints shown in South Hall for a limited time. Contact Marcia Holstein for details.
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Camera Club
South Hall
Barnard
Avery Hall
Marcia Holstein
Camp Jobs Open for Students This Summer
Miss Ethel Callan of the Occupation Bureau urges students to register immediately for summer camp counselor jobs as calls flow in. The announcement stresses prompt action to secure positions.
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Occupation Bureau
Ethel Callan
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ST. Paul's Chapel
Chaplain Rice
U.C.A
Donald R. Heigel
Gulielma Falsop
Barnard College
D. V. Bazinet, Inc
Amsterdam Avenue
Wilty
Ian
Roger & Gallet
Roger & Gallet Lip Pomade
Fifth Ave
Dagner's Beauty Studio
Teachers’ College
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