Voting Continues For Officers Today From 10 4
Public notices outline officer elections and list student leaders across Barnard College activities. Names include Phyllis Mann Emily Gunning Alice Harte Joann McQuiston Frances Murphy Ellen Barnett Fanny Brett Peggy Jackson Virginia McLain with roles in publicity Greek Games dormitory hall safety and student government.
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Newman Club
Barnard
Phyllis Mann
Barnard Hall
Land and Building Fund
Emily Gunning
Alice Harte
Treasur- Joann McQuiston
Barnard Community Chest
Frances Murphy
Ther Association
Ellen Barnett
Fanny Brett
Bulletin
Peggy Jackson
Students Offered Membership Card
The article describes how to access facilities by presenting a membership card. A favorable seating area with leather chairs is mentioned, and the annual fee is fifty cents for one year.
Saint Paul Choir to Sing at Assembly Hour
The Saint Pauls Chapel Choir, a renowned New York liturgical chorus, will perform next Tuesday during assembly hour directed by Professor Lowell Beveridge with supervision by Professor Wilhelm Braun. The program includes selections by Corsi Despres Victoria Schuetz Allegri Byrd Nanino Anerio Lotti and more.
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Saint Paul’s Chapel
New York
Lowell Beveridge
Wilhelm Braun
Corsi
Despres
Victoria
Schuetz
Allegri
Gallus
Byrd
Nanino
Anerio
Lotti
Mr Churchill the Barnard Deanery Dog Delights Campus
Florence Fischman recounts Mr Churchill the four month old black and white wire haired terrier living at Barnard College Deanery. The dog follows a daily schedule with meals and seating, enjoys Hewitt campus life, and has a three named pedigree. He has become a campus favorite as spring nears.
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Florence Fischman
Barnard
Mr. Churchill
Emily Stock
Morningside Heights
Culag Beag
Churchill
Hewitt
Miss Gildersleeves
Rev Richardson Praises Concordat Across Denominations
The article reports Rev Richardson praising the Concordat, noting it blends Presbyterian emphasis on scripture with Episcopal focus on communion and ceremony. He says both churches can profit from the other’s emphasis, and the Concordat is widely approved among many members of both denominations. Opponents are mainly Anglo Catholic or High Church Episcopalians.
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Richardson
Bothiéeteeinhes. Es
Episcopal Church
Drive For Funds Enters Fifth Week
The Drive For Funds enters its fifth week benefiting the Far Eastern Student's Service Fund. If a thousand dollars is raised, five hundred funds a graduate fellowship. The National Conference of Christians and Jews aims to erase religious and racial prejudice nationwide. Only 8 of 166 prewar colleges remain open after Japan's invasion of China. One dollar buys six months of medical care for a student in China. Community Chest aid to the American Red Cross funds civilian care in war torn regions.
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
China
Japan
American Red Cross
Experts Examine Retailing Jobs
Experts discuss careers in retailing for new graduates. Isabel McKay, a 1933 business school graduate and fashion coordinator at B Altman and Co, highlights merchandising glamour and opportunities. She notes part time selling and secretarial work as viable entry routes.
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Isabel McKay
School of Business
B. Altman & Co
McKay
Counselors Courses To Start In Spring
The article outlines camp counselor requirements including a teaching related certificate, salary expectations, and age preferences. It notes non salary positions require skills and strong interpersonal ability, plus good physical and mental stability, with sign up details to consult Miss Doty at Milbank Hall.
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Miss Doty
Milbank Hall
Wigs And Cues Announces Spring Play Rehearsals
Rehearsals for Wigs and Cues spring production run Friday and Monday from 4 to 6 p.m. and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Monday.
Class Day Committee Meeting and Classical Club Talk
The Class Day committee will meet in Mrs Read s office at noon today. The Classical Club will hear Professor and Mrs Young discuss Rambles In Northwestern Greece next Tuesday in 304 at 410.
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Young
Classical Club
Greece
Milk Bar Set Up on Jake Next Thursday
A milk bar will be set up on Jake next Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., offering refreshments at the location.
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Jake
International Relations Club Hosts Peace Discussion Series
The International Relations Club of the L.R.C. opens a series with next Monday's session in the Little Parlor. The topic will cover political problems of a lasting peace and a settlement.
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L.R.C
Little Parlor
El Greco Illustration Seminar at Barnard College
Spanish Department Professor Meyer Schay of Columbia Fine Arts plans an illustrated lecture on El Greco. The event is at 4 p.m. Monday in Barnard Hall 304 and will feature discussion of the artist’s works.
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Meyer Schay
The
Columbia Fine Arts
el Greco
Barnard
Jewish culture talk by Professor Salo Baron at Thalia Mora Club
Salo Baron, renowned Jewish historian, will address the Mora Club next Thursday on The Future of Jewish Culture. The lecture takes place in the Conference Room and is open to the Columbia Jewish Students Society.
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Salo Baron
Thabia
Mora Club
Cuimbia Jewish Students Society
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Virginia McLain
St. Paul Choir
Rev
Don Chambers
International Relations Club
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Olympia
ST. Garden Theatre
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86Th St. Atwater
Menorah Club
Katharine Gibbs
Gibbs
Boston
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Jean Ackermann
Columbia Bookstore
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