Red Cross drive totals reach 2873 with class breaks listed
The Red Cross drive totals 2873 with contributions from Spring Dance 238.65 and Wigs and Cues 127.65. Seniors lead with 870.98, juniors 485.90, freshmen 475.40, sophomores 300. Volunteers sought for canteen clerical hospital work and packing POW packages across New York City and Halloran Hospital for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Drive
Doris Hering
Representative Assembly
Halloran Hospital
The
Red Cross
Chambers Street
New York City
Bulletin Names Staff and Awards for Coming Year
The Bulletin announces promotions and appointments for the coming year. Annette Auld Betty Sachs and June Wals become managing editors, Nancy Edwards and Eleanor Wax are feature editors on the second page, Frances Hitch and Dorothy Terrace named copy editors, to oversee copy and freshmen training. Meade Shackelford graduates in September and Carol Ruskin has already completed her studies. Senior Editorial Board awards honor loyal service to Bulletin based on workload. From class of 46 Joan Leff Joan Raup Judith Rudansky Joan Zeiger. From class of 47 June Felton Ruth Lyons Ruth Raup.
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Bulletin
Annette Auld
Betty Sachs
June Wals
Nancy Edwards
Eleanor Wax
Frances Hitch
Dorothy Terrace
Meade Shackelford
Carol Ruskin
Barnard Elects New Officers Promises Open Criticism
In April new student officers took office at Barnard and emphasized two goals. The first is granting Representative Assembly real powers with serious, honest duty. the second is inviting student criticism even to open attack. By mid May RA showed its resolve, and Student Council even faced a reversal of an RA decision on Junior Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia D. Harrington
Red Cross
Strubing
Red Cross College
Plaza
Murray Hill
Representative Assembly
Barnard
War Policy Acceptance Rejects Show Junior Show Decision
At Barnard College the Representative Assembly voted on May 18 to accept a War Policy and thereby bar the Junior Show next year. The policy, drafted by the War Policy Committee, stresses academic focus, contribution to the war effort, and alignment with college spirit, with earlier discussion noting Junior Show would be excluded if the policy passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
Sabra Follet
National Service
Sally Ferris
Virginia Haggerty
Clare Stein
Marjorie Lerner
Mary Louise Stewart
Anne Ross
Miriam Skinner
Barnard
National Service Committee
Enrollment Soon At Columbia Summer Session Barnard Center
About 390 students will enroll in Barnard Section of Columbia University Summer Session with roughly half Barnard undergraduates and twelve new freshmen. Participants hail from Bryn Mawr Colby Connecticut Duke and many more. Registration runs today and Monday with classes starting on the thirteenth and ending September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Columbia University
Bryn Mawr
Colby
Connecticut
Duke
Elmira
Goucher
Hood
Hunter
McGill
Massachusetts State
Mount Holyoke
New Jersey College For Women
American International
Long Island University
Lorna F. McGuire
Peggy Cummiskey
Sabra Follett
Dean Gildersleeve
Molly Wilby
Bonnie Hauser
Marge Lerner
Marion Catalane
Marjorie Carson
Mary Rudd
Peggy Partridge
Pat Fitzgerald
Bryson Memorial and Related Prizes Awarded to Graduates
Awards listed include Frank Gilbert Bryson Memorial Prize awarded to Joan Carey for unselfishness. Herman Botanical Prize goes to Hope Howeth Robson. Kohn Mathematical Prize to Jeanne Isabel Lance. Margaret Myer Graduate Scholarship to Ruth Irene Brant. Caroline Gallup Reed Prize recognizes study in the origin of Christianity and early Christian history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gilbert Bryson
Ella Fitzgerald Bryson
Joan Carey
Herman Botanical
Esther Hermann
Hope Howeth Robson
Kohn
5. H. Kohn
Jeanne Isabel Lance
Margaret Myer
Alfred Meyer
Margaret Meyer Cohen
Ruth Irene Brant
Caroline Gallup Reed
William Barclay Parsons
Sylvanus Reed
Last Word On Junior Show Editorial Continued
Editorial discusses the lack of instruction for delegates and the futility of amendment, noting a 98 to 25 class vote and a 23 to 16 Assembly tally. It argues the issue may not have been for the whole school and praises the class spirit and future National Service effort.
Political Council Names Members
Hope Simon newly elected president announces the Political Council members formed from the former Political Association. Bonnie Hauser serves as treasurer Dorothy Terrace is Forum Chairman and Irs Davis is Publicity Director with the secretary roles abolished. Council members include Gloria Siff Doris Clark Joanne Ruth and Maria Scott as club presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Political Council
Political Association
Hope Simon
Dons Henry
Miss Simon
Bonnie Hauser
Dorothy Terrace
Irs Davis
Gloria Siff
International Relations Club
Doris Clark
Joanne Ruth
Barnard Liberal Club
Maria Scott
Action For Democracy
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Veterans Service Club
Lexington Avenue
New
York City
Chapter House
Margaret Morrison College
New York University
Oberlin
Russell Sage
Saint Elizabeth
Sarah Lawrence
Skidmore
Smith
Sterling
Sweet Briar
Syracuse
University of Alabama
University of Chicago
University of Missouri
University of New Hampshire
Wellesley
Wells
Wesleyan
Wheaton
William and Mary
Women’s College of the University of North Carolina
Vassar
Managing Board of Bulletin
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