Tribune Fund Runs 8 Camps
The Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund plans eight camps for summer 1947 with four for girls in Branchville Connecticut Lost Lake Brewster Bear Mountain Park New York and Chestnut Hill Connecticut and four for boys at Skenonto Lake Bear Mountain Park Mirror Lake Red Hook Litchfield and Brewster New York under construction. Counselors are selected from prior years and job inquiries begin in February.
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Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Branchville
Connecticut
Lost Lake
Brewster
New York
Cohasset Lake
Bear Mountain Park
Chestnut Hill
Skenonto Lake
Mirror Lake
Red Hook
Litchfield
New England
New York City
Fresh Air Fund
Durl
Secret of Choirs Perfection Revealed at St Paul Chapel
A reporter witnessed the St Paul Chapel Choir rehearse in a basement room as Dr Lowell P Beveridge leads Palestrina Tenebrae. Choir members in argyle sweaters sing with concentration and perseverance, often repeating hymns to perfection, amid noon rehearsals.
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St. Paul Chapel
Bach
Palestrina
Hassler
Lowell P. Beveridge
Bevendge
Stephen F. Bayne
Magic Cow Talks Career At Barnard
Ruth Ane profiles Suzie Sheffield the famed career cow at Barnard. She distributes four beverages milk with a health mission while enjoying short hours and meeting many people. She notes competition with Elsie Borden and credits Dr Alsop and freshman Hygiene A classes for her popularity.
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Jake
Suzie Sheffield
Suzie
Elsie
Elsie Borden
Barnard
Health Committee
Dr. Alsop
High Water Returns to Columbia Station Tonight
High Water returns to WKCR at 10 p.m. on Mondays after a week off. Producer Durham Caldwell and Jean Connors promise new pressure and reinforcements if rival Wabbin Karlson blocks the shift, backed by WKCR program director Caryl Hamburger. President Cullen P Keough did not comment.
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Hell and High Water
WKCR
Durham Caldwell
Jean Connors
Karlon
Caryl Hamburger
Ken Bernstein
Karlson
Cullen P Keough
Bear extends manuscript deadline for spring issue
The Spring Bear deadline is extended to Friday March 14 to allow broader material selection. The staff seeks non fiction manuscripts from students not majoring in English to broaden submissions for publication.
Barnard Calendar March 10 11 12 13 Activities
A series of Barnard events including Sociology and Government History Meetings in Conference Room and Parlor, Collegium Musicum, J2-2 Required Classes, Freshman Tea in Little Parlor, AA and Interfaith programs, residence hall receptions, and political council forums scheduled March 10 through 13 with multiple rooms and participants.
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Madame Perkins—College
Collegium Musicum
College Parlor
Liberal Club Select Slate For 1946 1947 Officers
The Liberal Club executive board proposed a new officer slate for 1946 47 presented for approval at a March 5 meeting in Hewitt Dining Hall. The slate includes President June Boasley and Gloria Island Kirschner. Vice President Joan Sanger and Roslyn Seider. Publicity Manager Rosalie Grayer and Sylvia Pfeiffer. Secretary June Macy. Treasurer Janet Lewis and Betty Rubinstein. The club replaced on campus and off campus chairmen with a publicity manager and vice president and planned a letter to BULLETIN on cost cuts and the Residence Halls fee increase. All students will receive ballots on the Austin Mahoney bill to outlaw discrimination in colleges and universities.
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Liberal Club
Hewitt Dining Hall
June Boasley
Gloria Island Kirschner
Joan Sanger
Roslyn Seider
Rosalie Grayer
Sylvia Pfeiffer
June Macy
Janet Lewis
Betty Rubinstein
Austin
Choose Principles For Greek Games Cast Revealed
Anne Backer Marion Townsend Anne Brokaw Annabel Simons and June Stein named for reader sopho more and freshman priestesses and challengers. Alternates include Libby Hayman Kitty Kling Pixie Latman Naomi Cooper. Judges listed: Miss Hearst Professor Day Mrs Seals Dean Harrington Miss Finan Miss Strong.
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Anne Backer
Marion Townsend
Anne Brokaw
Annabel Simons
June Stein
Libby Hayman
Kitty Kling
Pixie Latman
Naomi Cooper
Miss Hearst
Professor Day
Mrs. Seals
Dean Harrington
Social Affairs
Miss Finan
Miss Strong
Interfaith Folk Song Program Highlights Faiths
Interfaith Council sponsors a Wednesday 4 PM program in the Conference Room featuring Protestant Jewish and Catholic folk songs. Bayard Rustin leads the Protestant section, focusing on Negro spirituals. Ming Pauline Englander handles Jewish songs after a Palestine visit and Hadassah health work. A note on Gregorian Chant closes the event. Nan Doggett heads the council urging cross religious musical understanding.
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Interfaith Council
Bayard Rustin
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Ming Pauline Englander
Hadassah Society
Rustin
Miss Englander
Palestine
Hadassah Health Department
U.S.O
Alexandria
Virginia
Barn Yard Frolic Joyfully Beckons Daisies and Reds
Farm atmosphere and folk dance charm define the Barn Yard Frolic held last Friday from 8 to 11 in the gym. Columbia and Barnard students swung partners to piano by Mrs. Nancy C. Jay and Vicki Thomson, while punch and doughnuts fueled the merriment.
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Barn Yard
Columbia
Barnard
Arnving
Docey-Doed
Nancy C. Jay
Vicki Thomson
Margaret Holland
Eleanor Mason
Physical Education Department
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M. Elias Tailor
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