College Votes for Undergrad President Nominees
Diana Campbell and Sally Bright vie for the undergraduate presidency as votes are counted in the Conference Room from 9 to 4. Results will appear in Tuesday’s Bulletin. Suzanne Strait resigned after nomination. Campbell and Bright both hold Barnard positions and campus roles in Student Fellowship, Greek Games, Mortarboard, and related committees.
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Moore Shows Slides on Roman Life Discoveries
Professor Moore presented illustrated slides on Roman life and pre medieval walls in a Barnard College lecture. The talk, attended by faculty including Goodale Day Van Tracy and McCrae, highlighted temples and the two thousand year history of churches and modern walls.
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Concert to Benefit Barnard Loan Fund Tonight
The Italian music department presents an Italian madrigal and cantata concert covering 16th to 18th century works. Proceeds go to the Barnard Students Loan Fund. Tickets are $1 for the public and 50 cents for students, available in Barnard Hall from 12 30 to 1 00 p m. The concert starts at 8 45 p m in the Casa Italiana.
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Moley Calls End to Quest for Foreign Markets
Former Roosevelt Brain Trust member Ray Mond Moley, editor of Today, urged economic nationalism at Temple Emanu El in New York City. He argued to keep out foreign competition to stabilize industry and favor social justice over vague goals of international trade.
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Constitution of the Barnard Bulletin Established
Barnard College drafts a constitution for its student news organ the Barnard Bulletin. It defines name purpose and staff roles including editor in chief two managing editors two assistant editors two copy editors and three managers. Vacancies noted upon editor in chief resignation.
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Assembly Votes On Constitution Draft Next Monday
The text of the proposed constitution is printed for discussion as the Constitutional Committee’s draft undergoes article by article review. Members of the Representative Assembly may speak and vote at the noon meeting in Room 304 Barnard on March 5.
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Milbank Chapel Hosts Jewish Service by Rabbi Braunstein
Milbank Chapel held its first synagogue style service on Wednesday February 28 led by Rabbi Braunstein, adviser to Jewish students at Columbia University. He was assisted by A. W. Binder as the Free Synagogue Choir led the musical portion.
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Barnard Cuts Fellowship Plan To One Abroad Study
Barnard College will use the student fund to send one fellow abroad for graduate study, instead of two thousand dollar fellowships. A faculty and Undergraduate Association committee selects candidates from the senior class, with the college electing one recipient. Last year’s fellow Gena Tenney studies in London. current exchange fellow Sheila Porteous of New Zealand is at Barnard.
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Royal’ College of Music
London
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New Zealand
Miss Porteous
Bulletin
Moon Warns Of Impending War Risk In Austria
Professor Parker Moon of Columbia urges caution as rumors of war rise while predicting a potential new conflict may begin in Austria if the situation is not remedied. He says crises are signs and the United States cannot stay isolated, urging diplomacy and restraint to heal tense international frictions.
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Miss Kruger Resigns Barnard Post for Girl Scout Work
Barbara Kruger assistant to Miss Weeks at Barnard College resigns to join the national Girl Scout Personal Division in New York. She plans to move west by late April to help establish executive leadership in smaller cities, noting she seeks community-based work and broader experience.
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