Thursday Cake Sale Opens March RC Drive
Barnard's Red Cross Drive extends into March with chairman Roberta Wickersham noting a memorial goal of 3650 dollars as the minimum target. Miriam Skinner leads a cake sale booth Thursday from 10 to 4 on Jake with 5 to 25 cent goodies and invitation for student cakes. Raffle tickets are 10 cents each for cigarettes, with a mid month drawing.
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Barnard
Red Cross Drive
Roberta Wickersham
Iwo Jima
Miriam Skinner
Jake
Miss Skinner
Jane Weidlund
Doris Hering
Red Cross Assembly
Greek Games Entrance Campaign Opens for Sophomores and Freshmen
The campaign invites all sophomores and freshmen to sign the class poster by March 14 to earn points for participation. Preliminary tryouts for speaking parts were held in the gym last Thursday. Rehearsals begin March 14 at noon with a Pluto Persephone theme, a two-part pageant reflecting winter and spring.
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Jake
Pluto
Persephone
Demeter
UNIC Forums Honor France This Week
Professor Frederic G. Hoffherr of the French Dept will speak on What Do You Think Forum Wednesday at 8:80 as UNIC honors France in the fifth United Nations Series. Sunday’s Gateways to Lasting Peace on WHOM at 3:30 features Hoffherr and Dr. Eugene Golub discussing The Role of France in the Postwar World.
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Frederic G. Hoffherr
Department of French
France
OWI
UNIC
Hoffherr
Eugene Golub
Department of History
Columbia
Golub
Professor Hoffherr
Jacqueline Baumann
Barnard French Club
William Sorsby
Barnard
Brander Matthews Theater
South Hall
Brooks
Jake
Bulletin
China
United Nations
Frederick Chau
Brown DuBois McGannon for Undergraduate Vice President
Miss Brown, business manager for the 1946 Mortarboard, library chairman, Newman Club member, and Greek Games chairman. Miss DuBois, Recruiting Committee chair for National Service, Freshman Day Chairman, junior class representative. Miss McGannon, Junior Class president, Newman Club member, Candlelight Ball refreshments chair, former Undergraduate Association secretary and Freshman Class treasurer.
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Brown, Dubois, McGannon
Majors Hear M Webster Address on Shakespearean Production
Margaret Webster, director of The Tempest, will speak to English majors in the College Parlor tomorrow at 4 10 on Shakespearean production. She is an actress, producer, and author noted for opening Shakespeare to the stage and library audiences.
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Margaret. Webster
Miss Webster
John Mason Brown
Review of Literature
Shakespeare
Prospero
Dame May Whitty
Ben Webster
English Theater
Portia
Puck
Sir Philip Ben Greet
No Assembly Tomorrow Marks Free Hour for Students
A note announces no meetings or required assembly during tomorrow's assembly hour. It states an open free hour and a future required assembly next week to launch the Red Cross Drive, urging attendance and support from all students to meet the drive goal.
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Red Cross
Swing Your Partner At Folk Dance Friday
Folk dance party returns to campus gym Friday seven to ten with Barnardites in dungarees and pigtails. Dances include Texas Star Heel-Toe Polka Duck for the Oysters Bitterfly Whirl Polka Swing and Little Brown Jug. Leather lungs Holland and De Haan call the dances and refreshments are served.
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Holland
de Haan
New Mortarboard Deadline Set
Marylin Chasin Mortarboard circulation manager says all Mortarboard payments must be by Thursday March 15. A two week extension beyond the usual March 1 deadline aims to collect funds on time. Late payments will be handled by the Court of Senior Proctors.
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Marylin Chasin
Mortarboard
Second Bear issue announced by Catalane editor
Editor Marion Catalane announces The Bear s second issue with a three story lineup The Miracle by Betty Warburton One Hundred Yard Freestyle by Anne Ross Rain for Tomorrow by Marie Anne Phelps and a critical essay Of All the Evile by Annette Kar plus a Barnard Catalog parody by Helen Trevor The cover will be by Jean Neck The Bear replaces Quarterly last fall with the first issue appearing before Christmas.
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The
Bear
Marion Catalane
Betty Warburton
Anne Ross
Marie Anne Phelps
Gerre Wetmore
Annette Kar
Barnard
Helen Trevor
Jean Neck
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RC Drive
Mary Brown
Miss Brown
Louise du Bois
Miss DuBois
Doris McGannon
M. Webster
Emilia
By Joan Leff
Catalane
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