Voting Emphasis on Qualifications for Student Council
Dear Madam: Before the Undergraduate elections begin today it might be to mention a matter that has rarely been emphasized the fact that two sorts of qualifications should be considered by the voters First we must consider whether a candidate can execute the duties of the office well This is obvious Secondly we must remember that she will be a member of Student Council It is really important that this second fact be kept in mind Student Council is the executive branch of the Association it has great power and we should make certain that its members are truly representative of the college Your interest and cooperation will be deeply appreciated Sincerely yours
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Student Council
Know Your Candidates Three juniors vie for Undergraduate Association president
Three members of the junior class are the state to be voted on today and tomorrow for the presidency of Undergraduate Association. Alecia Conner is treasurer of Undergraduate Association and former class president and treasurer. Sabra Follett is junior class treasurer and German club president. Mary Wilby is junior class president and former vice-president. active in Greek Games and dances.
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Alecia Conner
Undergraduates Association
Sabra Follett
Clas
Mary Wilby
Secretary Candidates for Undergraduate Association Nominations
Three candidates for secretary positions were validated after petitions last weekend. Ruth Raup, Alessandra Rice, and Helen Trevor are named with their current roles at the university.
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Ruth Raup
Alessandra Rice
Helen Trevor
Ferris Gives Red Cross Drive Theme at Barnard
Ferris announces the Red Cross campaign theme Honor Roll Call to raise 1500 dollars starting March 14. Barnard Drive Chair Sally Ferris urges students to buy for someone serving, to give blood, time, food, and cheer at canteens, with a 16 member solicitation committee led by Ruth Farrell coordinating classmates across classes 1944 1945 and 1946 for personal contributions.
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Red Cross Fund
Barnard
Red Cross
Drive
Sally Ferris
Parkhurst To Speak On The Limits Of Liberty
Professor Helen Parkhurst from the philosophy department will discuss The Limits of Liberty in the Hewitt Dining Room tomorrow at noon. Forum for Freedom presents the talk addressing misinterpretations of the American way of life and the belief that everyone seeks personal material gain, even in wartime.
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Hewitt
Forum For Freedom
Helen Parkhurst
Department of Philosophy
America
WAC Urges Book Drive and Trinket Collection
War Activities Committee promotes a drive to gather 500000 books for Merchant Marine Coast Guard and lighthouse services alongside War Prisoners Aid during Book Week. Contributions include trinkets and paper with a target of 1000 pounds of old newspapers. items collected in Jake case and residence halls.
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American Merchant Marine Library Association
Merchant Marine
Coast Guard
War Activities Committee
Library Association
Barnard
Jake
Dave Reid
Navy League
Barward
Dean Gildersleeve
Hope Simon
Aqua-Ducks Swim Tomorrow Night
The Aqua-Ducks host the annual water carnival at the swimming pool starting at eight tomorrow night. Free tickets are available on Jake while supplies last, with noontime distribution today and tomorrow. Performances include Joan Carey and Gloria Monahan in comedy numbers, Anne Ross and Gloria Calen demonstrating swimming and diving evolution.
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Jake
Joan Carey
A. A
Gloria Monahan
Anne Ross
Gloria Calen
Polls Open On Jake Till 4 In Voting For Three Offices
Polls open on Jake today from ten to four for three undergraduate offices as students begin voting. A final slate lists Alecia Conner Sabra Follett and Mary Wilby for president, Mary Brown Iris Davis Louise DuBois Joan Raup and Mary Louise Stewart for treasurer and Ruth Raup Alessandra Rice and Helen Trevor for secretary.
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Mary Brown
Athletic Association
Tris Davis
Louise DuBois
Joan Raup
Mary Louise Stewart
Jake
Alecia Conner
Sabra Follett
Mary Wilby
Iris Davis
Ruth Raup
Alessandra Rice
Helen Trevor
Representative Assembly
Doris Landre
Idris Russell
Charlotte McKenzie
Peggy Cummisksy
Doris McGannon
Miss Landre
National Service
Student Council
Faculty Committee
Faculty Committee On
A.A
Representa
Cannot Impose Democratic Ideals on Japan With Bayonets
Professor Nathaniel Peffer argues against forcing democracy on Japan by force. He suggests letting Japan work out its own future after a decisive war and questions removing the emperor, warning against propping up new ideologies with military power.
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Japan
Peffer
Nathaniel Peffer
Hoffherr Addresses Alumnae Saturday
Professor Frederic Hoffherr of the French department will speak on Free France at a meeting of Barnard Clubs in the College Parlor Saturday at 2. The event is open to faculty, alumnae, and undergraduates, with tea served.
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Frederic Hoffherr
France
Barnard
College
Dean Virginia Gilder Elected President in Istanbul College
At the American College for Girls in Istanbul Dean Virginia C. Gilder sleeve was elected President succeeding the late William Adama Brown. The college enrolls 550 students with high demand despite wartime conditions. Dr Eleanor I Burns is vice president and dean. four American teachers joined the staff: Ina N. Tesar Caroline Louise Gurney Laurens H Seelye and Leslie Conner Williams.
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American College For Girls
Istanbul
Turkey
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
William Adama Brown
Eleanor I. Burns
Ina N. Tesar
Caroline Louise Gurney
Laurens H. Seelye
Leslie Conner Williams
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Foilet
Wilby
Ferris
Red Cross Drive
Ruth Farrell
Fern Marie Albert
Doris Charlton
Sybil Herzog
Florence McClurg
Ruth Bischoff
Sabra Folett
Miriam Skirmer
Nadine Foss
Marjorie Lerner
Raiford Ragsdale
Dons Clark
Skippy Emelson
Janet Bisland
Phyllis McKnight
Con
Parkhurst
WAC
Jake Till
Carol Ruskin
Hoffherr
Dean
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