Sabra Follett Election Stirs NS Chair Race
Undergraduate Council nominates Sally Ferris Julia Fremon and Hope Simon all class of 1945 to contest the National Service chairman post with voting set for Jake from 10 AM to 4 PM tomorrow and Wednesday.
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Council
Ferris
Fremon
Simon
Sally Ferris
Julia Fremon
Hope Simon
National Service
Jake
Joan Carey
Jane Brunstetter '45
SPARS Tea Event At Barnard Promotes Women’s Services
The National Service Committee hosts a Spars tea on Wednesday at four in the College Parlor to interest Barnard seniors in the Women’s Services. Moving pictures of Spars activities will be shown and Lt. (j.g.) D M Beckwith will speak. Barnard alumnae in the Spars include Martha Bennett and others. the Spars are the Women’s Reserves of the U S Coast Guard Reserve with officers receiving specific pay and uniforms. Lt Comdr Dorothy Stratton has led the Spars since 1942.
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National Service Committee
Barnard
Wacs
Arew
D. M. Beckwith
Roberta Moore
Mary Prosser
Spars
United States Coast Guard Reserve
Mainbacher
Dorothy C. Stratton
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Support Urged for Half Ton Paper Drive and Book Campaign
An editorial in the Dallas News urges broader support for the war paper drive and a book campaign. Hope Simon, War Activities Committee chair, notes current stock is not yet critical but stresses donating waste paper to avert shortages. Barnard students are asked to contribute books to the American Merchant Marine Library Association and to donate outdated trinkets for allied services.
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Dallas News
Spc
Hope Simon
War Activities Committee
WAC
American Merchant Marine Library Association
Barnard
YMCA
Library Association
Jake
Allied Armed Services
Navy League
Dave Reid
J. R
Undset to Speak at Barnard Newman Club
Norwegian novelist and Nobel Prize winner Madame Sigrid Undset will address the Barnard Newman club in the College Parlor this afternoon from 4 to 6. She arrived in the United States in 1940 after Nazi invasion threatened Lillehammer. Topics not yet announced but Nazism is anticipated.
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Madame Sigrid Undset
Barnard Newman Club
Norway
Lillehammer
Madame Undset
Classical Works by 17th and 18th Century Masters
Tonight at 7 30 the Collegium Musicum presents works by Telemann and J C Bach with a surprise new composition. Laurence Taylor plays flute alongside Abraham Loft and Reymour Schneider on violin and harpsichord. Judith Siegner sings aria with Natalie Siegle at the piano.
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Collegium Musicum
Telemann
Bach
Laurence Taylor
University Orchestra
Teachers College
Abraham Loft
Reymour Schneider
Columbia
Johann Christian Bach
Judith Siegner
Taylor
Natalie Siegle
Barnard
Aqua-Duck Show Delights Fans With Tricks and Tango
Aqua-Duck features humor and skill in a water carnival highlight last Friday night. Gloria Callen and Anne Ross perform a twin tango routine, tracing wartime rescue scenes and showcasing life-saving feats.
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Gloria Callen
Anne Ross
Joan Carey
Dolores Drew
Marie Kamutsen
Florence McClurg
Gloria Monahan
Dorothy Snyder
To Lecture On Duties Of Modern Librarian
Students interested in library work may learn about present day aspects of the occupation this Thursday at 4 in the Conference Room. Professor John S. Cleavinger of the Columbia University School of Library Service will meet with a small group of undergraduates.
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John S. Cleavinger
Columbia University School of Library Service
Undergraduate officers elected in tight campus contest
Sabra Follett led the slate of three new Undergraduate officers chosen in elections last Thursday and Friday with 705 votes cast. Mary Louise Stewart and Helen Trevor were named treasurer and secretary as the most supported tickets in student government.
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Sabra Follett
Mary Louise Stewart
Helen Trevor
Anne Sirch
Jake
Miss Follett
Milbank Hall
Deutscher Kreis
Alecia Conner
Mary Wilby
Joan Carey
Miss Sewart
Mary Brown
Iris Davis
Louise DuBois
Joan Raup
Trevor
Ruth Raup
Alessandra Rice
New Frosh and Sophs Must Pay Greek Games Fee
January freshmen and new sophomore transfers must pay a compulsory Greek Games fee of £1.09 immediately. Fees are payable to Louise du Bois, business chairman. Entrance signups urged. Hen rehearsal set for March 15 12 to 12:30 with additional rehearsals on March 23 7–10, March 28 7–10, March 30 6–10, and April 13 6–10.
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Vhyllis Hoecker
Games
Louise du Bois
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the Red Cross
Political Council
Bulletin
The
Athletic Association
Representative Assembly
Glee Club
War Activities Committee of National Service
Undset
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