Collective Security Plan Leads In College Poll
The Bulletin reports 766 students voted with 414 backing collective security to preserve world peace, 165 for isolation, 174 for absolute pacifism, and 13 undecided. Among 25 faculty votes, 15 supported collective security, 7 isolation, 3 pacifism, with some abstentions. A peace assembly is planned for April 27.
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Atlantic
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Ism
Undergraduate Association Assembly Approves Constitutional Changes
The Representative Assembly on March 7 continued to consider proposed constitutional changes. It approved delegates for the Quarterly editor nomination committee and substituted Edna Holtzman for Margaret Boyle on the Youth Pilgrimage delegation. Articles eight nine ten and eleven were reviewed with specific amendments and acceptance noted, while by law changes adjusted nomination procedures for the President Treasurer and Secretary within the Association.
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Representative Assembly
Elspeth Davies
Sofia Simmonds
Edna Holtzman
Washington
Margaret Boyle
Honor Board
Open Dance Follows Junior Show Friday at Brooks Hall
An informal dance after the Junior Show will be held Friday March 11 in the North Dining Room Brooks Hall from 10 p.m. to 1 30 a.m. Open to all Barnard students alumnae and escorts with fifty cents per couple. Tickets available daily from Jake noon to two p.m. this week. This marks the first residence halls dance after Junior Show replacing the Dormitory Spring Dance.
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Jake
New Quarterly Issue Reviewed by Louise Rosenblatt
A New Quarterly reviews attention to student readers. Miss Weber in Hyde Park Panorama shows charm by depicting diverse human behavior with ironic detail. Miss Davies’ Dr Clark portrait offers a strong student perspective. Polish Youth by Miss Borgenicht warns of liberal propaganda and the need to study causes behind youth extremism.
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Louise Rosenblatt
Dr. Clark
Ginsburg Milman Hall and DiBenedetto Elected To Student Council
Charlotte Hall was elected president of the Residence Halls for next year. Margaret Grant Ruth Stibbs and Marjorie Reese announced informal dance plans after Junior Show. An Electoral Board oversaw the first dormitory election under the new constitution with secret ballots only if four or more nominees. four board members counted votes.
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Charlotte Hall
Margaret Grant
Ruth Stibbs
Marjorie Reese
39 Steps To Fame In Junior Show Friday And Saturday
Junior cast of over fifty performs in a lively prelude to a college theme. Under Dorothy Smith and Charlotte Phillipson the troupe stages playful numbers with a beaming statue and lively scenes as students respond to cues without laughter. Tickets remain for Friday and Saturday night performances.
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Dorothy Smith
Charlotte Phillipson
Dr Jennings to Speak at Barnard Hygiene Lecture
Mary Jennings, Barnard ’21, of the New York Infirmary, will discuss "Motherhood" before the Senior class on Friday March 11 at 4 15 P M in room 304 Barnard. She trained at College of Physicians and Surgeons and Belle Vue Hospital and has served as surgeon obstetrician at the New York Infirmary since 1930.
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Mary Jennings
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American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Dr. Alsop
Nominees Named To Head Classes For 1938 39
Elizabeth Ficoll Berbers Ridgway and Dorothy Smith named for Senior Class president. Incoming Juniors Deborah Allen Evelyn Healy and Mary Maloney head their class. 1941 nominees Betty Cornwall Phyllis Wiegard Doris Williams. Nominations held yesterday. voting Thursday and Sunday 10 to 4. Officers installed April 12. Elizabeth Jackson chaired Junior Prom and tea committees. Barbara Ridgway active in Junior class roles. Dorothy Smith leads Junior Show planning. Deborah Allen serves as Undergraduate Secretary and Greek activities organizer.
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Elizabeth Ficoll Berbers Ridgway
Dorothy Smith
Deborah Allen
Evelyn Healy
Mary Maloney
Betty Cornwall
Phyllis Wiegard
Doris Williams
Lizabeth Jackson
Plans Set For Coming Year In Bulletin Staff
Flora Ginsburg Anne Milman and Ninetta di Benedetto elected for 1938 39 officers. Ginsburg vows Bulletin a living newspaper Milman aims to keep Honor Board record strong and di Benedetto urges student participation in athletic association.
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Ninetta di Benedetto
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Peekskill
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