Herrick and Webber discuss labor relations strategy
The Labor Management forum featured Eleanor Herrick and J. Palmer Webber debating peaceful bargaining versus strikes. Herrick urged discipline and contract respect within labor and management, while Webber argued the labor case and questioned the roots of distrust in employer views.
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Labor Management Forum
Political Council
Eleanor Herrick
New York
National Labor Relations Board
J. Palmer Webber
CIO
Webber
Columbia University posts record Spring enrollment
Official figures show Columbia University enrolls 23,064 students for the Spring Session, the highest in its 192 year history, with 7,826 veterans among 11,864 men. Enrollment rose 10,767 from Winter Session, led by Columbia College and Law School which include high veteran representation and increased female enrollment.
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Columbia University
Edward J. Grant
Barnard College
Teachers College
University Extension
Columbia College
School of Law
Law School
Sarvis appeals for WSSF aid and plans bake sale
Isabel Sarvis urges Barnard students to meet a $3009 WSSF quota as captains and lieutenants solicit funds. A March 11 week cake sale by the Science Club and an Italian Club operetta will donate proceeds to the drive. R B Tillman notes global student relief needs and forecasts 1946 WSSF seeks about $1.5 million amid shortages in Europe and Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Sarvis
Barnard
Science Club
WSSF
Europe
R. B. Tillman
World Student Relief Staff
Barnard Plans Entry in Intercollegiate Bridge Tourney
Irma Silver announces Barnard will enter the Intercollegiate Bridge Tournament with eight pairs forming a team. Fifteen schools compete. eight winners by March 22 enter regional play, with finals at the Ritz-Carlton New York City and all expenses paid. Sylvia Payner named captain and score keeper. contestants should apply via student mail.
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Ritz-Carlton Hotel
New York City
Sylvia Payner
Irma Silver
Barnard
Miss Silver
Greek Games Teams Enter Last Weeks Of Rehearal
Poster drive continues as costumes are sewn and chariots painted. Peggy McCay wins Lytle Reader role giving the freshman a two point edge over Frances Lattman and Kay Schwindt. Barbara Schultz alternates for sophomores. Barbara Binney leads freshman priestess with a tie between Hertha Haberlander and Irene Mary Lang for sophomores. Final decisions after Greek speaking parts learned. Both classes confident of victory.
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Peggy McCay
Lytle Reader
Frances Lattman
Kay Schwindt
Barbara Schultz
Barbara Binney
Hertha
Haberlander
Irene Mary Lang
VP Nominees Named for Undergraduate Association
Voting for the Undergraduate Association vice-president will be today and tomorrow from ten to four. Nominated are Helen Trevor Virginia Moore and Audrey Cox. The winner and later officers will assume roles after the Installation Assembly on April 2.
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Jake
Helen Trevor
Virginia Moore
Audrey Cox
Representative Assembly
WSSF
College
Athletic Association
Bulletin
Mortarboard
Class Presidents Nominated Next Tuesday for Freshman Sophomore and Junior Classes
Freshmen meet in the Gym at 12 30 Tuesday March 12 to nominate class president. Sophomores meet in the Theatre at 12 with Assembly and Greek Games reports and nominations. Juniors meet in the Gym from 12 to 12 30. Elections follow in a week.
Action for Democracy Club Postpones Elections Again
Action for Democracy postponed its officer elections after poor turnout at last Wednesday’s meeting. A future date will be set for the election as the group tries to reorganize and carry on its work under Tamara Bliss and Geraldine Wetmore. The club had been suspended in January for budget and constitution issues but was reinstated this semester after resolving them.
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Action For Democracy Club
Action For Democracy
Tamara Bliss
Geraldine Wetmore
Student Council
Dr Barbara Stimson Urges Women Medicine Careers
Dr Barbara Stimson spoke on medicine as a career for women at Barnard Day chapel. A former Major in a British Medical division and Vassar graduate, she noted the long costly training and warned against entering medicine without true commitment. She urged women that all medical fields, including psychiatry and pediatrics, remain open despite wartime quotas and competition for residencies.
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Barbara Stimson
Stimson
Vassar
Department of Medicine
Surgery
Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons
Women’s Medical College
Philadelphia
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Herrick
Sarvis
Tillman
Asia
Philippines
Indies
WSR
Greece
Italy
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
China
Indonesia
Mr. Tillman
Cox, Moore
Trevor
Undergrad
Dr. Stimson
Barnard Day
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