Barnard Delegates Chosen for Model United Nations Meet
Avra Kessler Annette Auld Helen Dreifus and Sally Ferris named Barnard delegates to the Middle Atlantic Division of the Eighteenth Model Assembly to meet March 30 to April 1 at Bryn Mawr. Delegates will represent Mexico in a United Nations style conference with panels on Politics Relief and Rehabilitation and Education Reconstruction.
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Avra Kessler
Annette Auld
Helen Dreifus
Sally Ferris
Barnard
Middle Atlantic
Eighteenth
Model Assembly
Bryn Mawr
United Nations
Miss Kessler
Alecia Conner
Miss Auld
Gloria Grubtian
World Economic Collaboration
Dreifus
Rolande Redon
Miss Ferris
Eleanor Webber
League of Nations
Mexico
Eff
Meeting On Reconstruction Strikes Cautious Attitude
At Hunter College delegates from fifteen colleges debated European reconstruction with a cautious mood. Barnard participants emphasized aid without indoctrination, civil rights for minorities, cooperative industry and international currency. The conference featured a keynote by Phillips Bradley of Queens College.
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Sally Ferris
Foreign Policy Association
Hunter College
Park Avenue
Apply Before March 8 For Teaching Licenses
The New York City Board of Education announces examinations for licenses to teach in summer playgrounds. Positions include swimming teacher of health education pianist and playground assistant. Applications must be filed before March 8. Consult the Occupation Bureau for details.
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New York City
Barnard Auction Redeems Lost Belongings For $54
Barnard students donated misplaced gloves purses umbrellas and other items in a charity auction led by chief auctioneer Ethel Weiss. Proceeds totaled 54 dollars with the event drawing many bidders to the conference room and raising spirits amid the rediscovery sale of forgotten apparel and trinkets.
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Ethel Weiss
Barnard
Miss Weiss
Waller Warns Against Neglect Of Vital War Veteran Problem
Nancy Edwards reports on Professor Waller’s warning that postwar veterans face complex readjustment. Soldiers lose civilian norms yet bear trauma, and society often neglects them, risking misdirected pensions and failed reintegration into social and economic life. Continuous effort is urged to support veterans.
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Waller
Professor Waller
Major Choices Tied to Postwar Careers at Freshman Talk
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve addresses sophomores choosing majors in the Theater last Tuesday. She notes the need for work preparation amid wartime uncertainty and urges science and math aptitude. She warns demand for wartime roles may fall after the war, while welfare teaching journalism and business remain viable paths.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Arts Majors Visit Philadelphia and Baltimore Museums
Six Barnard Fine Arts majors with Miss Marianna Byram and Miss Marjorie Lawrence toured the Philadelphia and University museums on February 19 and 20. They were hosted by Barnard alumnae in Philadelphia and Baltimore and attended a dinner party by Mrs. Leonard Kalish for Barnard Club members. The group spent the night with alumnae, while Dorothy Miner, curator at the Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore, escorted them to the museum and dinner the following day.
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Marianna Byram
Marjorie Lawrence
Barnard Fine Arts
Philadelphia and University
Barnard
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Marcia Barishman
Selma Jonsdottir
Joan Neel
Elizabeth
Jane Whetsel
Leonard Kalish
Barnard Club
Dorothy Miner
Walters Art Gallery
Sponsorship Deadline Set for Spring Dance
All organizations must submit sponsorship requests to Student Council by Tuesday March 7. The notice calls on clubs and groups to apply for funding and support for the upcoming school event.
Captain Richards To Speak On Patriotism At University Service
Captain John K. Richards USN commandant of the Columbia Midshipmen’s School will address the chapel service on Patriotism. On Thursday March 9 Monica Wyatt of Barnard, president of the Newman Club, will speak.
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John K. Richards Usn
Columbia Midshipmen’s School
University
Monica Wyatt
Barnard
Newman Club
Sigrid Undset to Address Newman Club Monday
Norwegian novelist and Nobel laureate Sigrid Undset will speak to the Newman Club on Monday March 6 at the College Parlor.
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Sigrid Undset
Newman Club
Tickets On Sale For Med Student Dance Saturday
Barnard and medical students from New York City schools plan a dance this Saturday at Earl Hall from 4 to 6. Open to sophomores juniors and seniors and transfers with 50 cent tickets sold yesterday at the Social Affairs Office.
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Barnard
New York City
Earl Hall
Social Affairs
Badminton Doubles Sign Up Poster Announced
The Athletic Association announces a badminton doubles tournament running through the indoor season. Students must pair up and sign up on the Jake poster. Defending champions are Sybil Herzog and Idris Russell, with runners up Joan Johnson and Virginia Sarafianos.
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Athletic Association
Jake
Sybil Herzog
Idris Russell
Joan Johnson
Virginia Sarafianos
Math Club to Hear Prof Parkhurst on Numbers
The Math Club will meet Monday March 6 from 4 to 6 in the Conference Room for a lecture by Professor Helen H Parkhurst on the philosophical aspects of numbers and a follow up discussion. The meeting is open to attendees.
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Sherman S. Hayden
F.P.A
Man
Prof
Parkhurst
Helen H. Parkhurst
Math Club
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Jane Brunstetter
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Europe
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Edith Udell
Joanne Ruth
Peardon
Thomas P. Peardon
Barnard Department of Government
Sabra Follette
Anne Ross
Germany
Felice Turtz
Round Table
Phillips Bradley
Department of Government
Queens College
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