Freshman and Sophomore Candidates Named for 1940 Greek Games
The Greek Games lyric readers and challengers were announced with Enid Pugh and Ann Wood remaining as final lyric reader candidates. Rosemary Barnsdall and Doris Bayer hold freshman and sophomore priestess roles with alternates Peggy Jackson and Evelyn Gonzales. Charioteer tryouts to be held Wednesday. results next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Uhe
James
Enid Pugh
Ann Wood
Rosemary Barnsdall
Peggy Jackson
Doris Bayer
Evelyn Gonzales
Betty Lowell
Barbara Fish
Camp Counselors Courses Set For Outdoor Gym Season
Camp counselors and others planning summer work may enroll in Camp Counselors Courses offered by the Department of Physical Education starting April 15. The schedule includes swimming organization and canoe management with Miss Yates, lectures on camping aims and leadership, and activity development with no credits for some sessions. Requires swimming clearance and offers one hour credit for the first two courses.
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Department of Physical Education
Miss Yates
Claussen
O.K
Miss Holland
Yearbooks Available for Past Classes at Dormitory
Alumni and faculty members seek copies of 1936 1937 and 1938 mortarboard yearbooks. Mortarboard items may be obtained for fifty cents. Those who have not pledged for 1940 morturi rd should contact Virginia Wadtke.
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Jentckermann
Mort Uri
Virginia Wadtke
Delegates Plan Peace Day Conference At University
The University Federation for Democracy and Freedom invites campus groups to send reps to a March 11 conference in room 402 Engineering Building at four. The aim is to organize a peace demonstration for April 5, just before the United States would enter World War I, hoping to mobilize national antiwar sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Federation For Democracy and Intellectual Freedom
Engineering Building
United States
U. S
Federation
America
A A Initiates New Emblems for Athletic Awards
The Athletic Association unveils a new emblem for all star calibre participants featuring a Barnard B and an olive branch in white on a Columbia blue field. Numerals will be in Columbia blue, with no duplication in award numerals.
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Barnard
The
Athletic Association
Columbia Blue
Experts Talk On Retailing
An optimistic view of merchandising as a lucrative career was outlined at the third 1940 Columbia Occupational Conference. Panelists from personnel buying fashion treasury and chain store management discussed future prospects and the appeal to college students despite a stigma of retailing as a last resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Treasury Division
James L. Frn
Toy Manufacturers Association of the United States
Charles Neale
Stern Brothers
Jay Hodupp, Jr
L. Bamberger & Co
International House Announces Special Membership Card
The article describes a Special Membership at International House offering access to the lower floor and amenities including Tennis Courts, Ping-Pong, Cafeteria, Waffle Wing, Bazaar, and shops. It portrays a warm, diverse atmosphere and notes privileges for members aside from living there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International House
Barnard
Rev Richardson Sees Concordat as First Step to Church Union
The Reverend Cyril Richardson outlines a proposed Concordat between the Presbyterian and Episcopal Churches before the Episcopal Club. He says it would aid small towns by combining congregations and sharing a minister under both denominations, a move he deems a necessary, less drastic step toward eventual unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Richardson
Presbyterian
Episcopal
Episcopal Club
Richardson
Nomination slate for Honor Board Chair presented for approval
The outgoing Honor Board and Student Council will present a slate of nominees for Honor Board Chairman to the Undergraduate Association for approval and addition at 12:00 on Monday in 304 Barnard. This marks the first election under the revised Undergraduate Association section governing the Honor Board.
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Barnard
Drive Enters Fifth Week at Community Chest Fund
Community Chest contributions come in slowly as the drive enters its fourth week. Zenia Sachs chairs the effort and notes the drive ends March 20, the day before Easter vacation. A committee member will staff the booth at Jake from 12 to 1 daily to accept donations, with a thousand dollar target to be split among the National Conference of Christians and Jews and the American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest Fund
Zenia Sachs
Community Chest
Jake
National Conference of Christians and Jews
American Red Cross
41 Senior Option Is Announced
Barnard announces a professional option for the class of 1941 seniors who wish to count the first year of a professional school in place of the senior year. Applications must be filed before March 15, 1940, with the registrar. Eligibility requires a good record, committee approval, and 90 points of academic work with 28 points in a major. Transfers from other institutions may qualify after at least one full year at Barnard with an unusually good record.
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Barnard
Committee On Instruction
Barnard College
Council Allows Four Candidates for Student Elections
Student Council ruled to allow four candidates to run for sophomore and junior class presidents due to an error in nominating three. The next highest senior nominee will be added to the senior race, with four senior hopefuls named. Nominations for Residence Halls Association president also proceed today in Brooks Hall.
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Residence Halls Association
Brooks Hall
Student Council
Senior Tea To Honor Science Faculty
The third in a series of four senior teas will be held today from four to five thirty in the College Parlor honoring the science department.
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Ertrance
Wood
Lyric Reader
Mary Morris Seals
Marion Strong
Lelia Finan
Gertrudy Hurst
van Hook
Day
Agnes Waynan
Chrisina Grant
Social Affair
Agnes R. Wayman
the Red Cross Life Saving
A.A
Clytia Capraro
Rev. Richardson
Council
Charlotte Cassell
Alice Drury
Irene Lyons
Phyllis Mann
Emily Gunning
Alice Harte
Joann McQuiston
Frances Murphy
Ellen Barnett
Fanny Brett
Virginia McLain
Judith Johnson
Ruth Stevenson
Jane Stewart
Doris Williams
Council Ruling
Representative Assembly
Bulletin
Mortarboard
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