Shuster Urges Education to Combat Chaos World Student Service Fund Assembly
Dr. George M. Shuster, president of Hunter College, told the World Student Service Fund Assembly that education is the only alternative to chaos. He stressed European students’ privation, the need for spiritual ties with American peers, and postwar rehabilitation of universities. He outlined three fund uses: rebuild and staff destroyed schools, establish international student organizations, and provide spiritual contact between students.
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George M. Shuster
Hunter College
World Student Service Fund
Shuter
Dr. Shuster
Europe
WSSF
Shuster
Elect Green to 1946 47 Athletic Association President
Four hundred and eight voters backed Betty Green for AA president in balloting held Tuesday and yesterday. Green, basketball manager and junior class officer, also serves on the Camp Committee and Junior Prom orchestra board while coordinating athletic activities through the AA Board. Alta Goulwin and Kay Goldsmith opposed her. next elections include vice president treasurer and secretary on March 28 and 29.
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Betty Green
Athletic Association
Jake
Miss Green
Alta Goulwin
Kay Goldsmith
Continue Vocational Lectures At Chapel
Dr. Barbara Stimson spoke at St. Pauls Chapel in the Vocational Series on opportunities for women in medical and nursing fields. She noted her 1946 associate role at the College of Physicians and Surgeons and her wartime service as a British Army Major. Next Thursday Professor Roma Gans will discuss women in teaching.
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Barbara Stimson
St. Paul's Chapel
Roma Gans
Teachers College
Grace Lucks Elliot
Y.W.C.A
McGraw Elected President of Residence Halls Council
Beverly McGraw won the Residence Halls president post in Tuesday elections after Monday nominations. The slate included Marcia Balfour Marilyn Mittelman and Georgia Rubin. McGraw has led Liberal Club on campus and was On Campus chair last year.
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Beverly McGraw
Miss McGraw
Marcia Balfour
Marilyn Mittelman
Georgia Rubin
Liberal Club
Mildred Reed Leads WSSF Benefit Drive at Barnard
Mildred Reed, benefits chair for Barnard’s spring drive, announces interfaith council will sponsor a Coffee Dance with proceeds to WSSF. Other clubs plan fundraisers and a $3,009 goal is set. no carnival this term.
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Mildred Reed
Barnard
World Student Service Fund
Interfaith Council
Student Council
Liberal Club
June Felter
Spring Dance
Nancy Cameron
WSSF
Seniors Plan June Activities for Senior Week at Columbia
Mary Brown leads a schedule of events for Senior Week including Step singing Ivy Ceremony and Senior Ball revived this year. A five dollar Senior Week fee is collected via a Jake booth April 8-12 and April 22-26 with invitations May 10. June events run May 31 to June 4 culminating in Commencement and Class Day. Nonpayment limits participation to Commencement.
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Mary Brown
Jake
Honor Board Head Named By 515 Voters
Virginia Haggerty chosen as Honor Board chairman for 1946 1947 by 515 voters in the election held this week alongside the AA vote. She leads the board that administers the honor system under the Honor Code, with rivals Georgia Rubin and Isabel Sarvis also serving on the board.
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Virginia Haggerty
Jake
Miss Haggerty
Georgia Rubin
Isabel Sarvis
Hold Nominations For Vice President
Nominations for vice president of the Undergraduate Association were held in the gym today at noon. Candidates must be registered in the junior class and will serve a one year term. The VP acts for the president in his absence and oversees association conduct on campus. She chairs the Court of Senior Protectors for extracurricular violations. Elections are set for Monday and Tuesday next week on Jake. class meetings will nominate presidents for sophomore, junior, and senior levels.
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Undergraduate Association
Jake
Political Council seeks permanent seat on Barnard Student Council
Jane Weidlund, chairman of Political Council, asks Undergraduate President Mary Louise Stewart to grant Political Council a permanent seat. She argues the council’s work and goals justify stronger campus influence and potential to propose resolutions in the Representative Assembly. Some students oppose, noting it focuses on national or world issues rather than campus concerns.
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Representative Assembly
Jane Weidlund
Mary Louise Stewart
Political Council
Barnard
Weidlund
Politcal Council
Impo
UNO
American Association For the United Nations
Joint Glee Clubs Spring Concert at McMillan Theatre
Barnard and Columbia University Glee Clubs join for a concert next Saturday March 16 at 8 80 in McMillan Theatre directed by Igor Buketoff. Muriel Chevrous 47 presides Barnard Glee Club with a varied program and a concluding Barnard solo by Otto Tavening. Tickets free from club members Student Mail or Music Office. Afterward a joint dance in John Jay Hall invites all attendees.
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Barnard
Columbia University
McMillin
Igor Buketoff
Julliard
Muriel Chevrous
Barnard Glee Club
Deems Taylor
Florinda
Scarlatti
Cesar Frank
Bach Chorale
Grace Anderson
John Jay Hall
Glee Club
Princeton
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