NSA Officers Represent Colleges At Unesco Talk
Robert Smith and Ralph Dungan, NSA executives, represented American college students at the fourth meeting of the US national commission for UNESCO in Washington. They advised on travel ships for students and Fulbright Act provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Ralph Dungan
National Student Association
United States National Commission For Unesco
Washington
NSA
Laurence Duggan
International Institute of Education
Congress
Maritime Commission
Coast Guard
Duggan
China
Burma
Italy
New Zea
Simpler Registration for Columbia Activities
Barnard Student Council announces a streamlined sign up for Columbia club activities. Students must notify the Eligibility Committee in writing to join any organization or face withdrawal from the activity. Vera Resanovich, class of 1948, chairs the committee and will accept forms under the new rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Barnard
Columbia
Vera Resanovich
Tony Pemisi Writes Home From Italian Institute
Letters from Tony Pemisi, Bulletin’s adopted child, recount life at the Institute. He describes a Santa Cecilia festival with a trumpet band and a play, workshop work building cupboards and bookshelves, school progress, and gratitude to benefactors in America. He also notes a fall injuring his hand and his companion Antonio Pemisi’s illness during Christmas break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Pemisi
Bulletin
Gertrude Rosenstein
Santa Cecilia
Grandfather Ercole
Antonio Pemisi
America
Class Chooes Senior Gift for Barnard Library Books
The Barnard senior class selected books and records for the class gift, with a $250 budget after considering other proposals like trees, running water, and lamp posts. Elizabeth Salmon will finish her Fordham course Monday, and Newman Club plans a Lenten talk series closing next week. Will Herberg spoke on The Jew, the Land, and the World at a Menorah Seixas joint meeting, highlighting Jewish identity and Palestine. Menorah announces a two day CARE cake sale on March 10 and 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Library
Brinckerhoff Theater
Barnard
Elizabeth Salmon
Fordham Graduate School
Barnard Newman Club
Nicholas Higgens
Newman Club
Menorah and
Seixas Societies
Will Herberg
Karl Hall
Herberg
Palestine
Hannah Rosenblum
Menorah
Issue call to step singing signals Senior Week kickoff
Students in white dresses will stage step singing on Jake to remind the college that the first Senior Week activity involves the whole student body. Rehearsals begin in April with no vocal prerequisite and the ceremony is set for Friday May 28 in the Milbank quadrangle.
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Jake
Milbank
Elizabeth Eastman
Correction on Reid Hall caption and rate change in Paris
The Correction Bulletin fixes an erroneous February 19 caption about Reid Hall for women summer students in Paris stating it offers courses. Reid Hall remains a residence and now charges 8.50 per day for room breakfast and dinner due to franc devaluation.
Form Student Group To Work With Trustees Lois Boochever and Others
Lois Boochever Phyllis Daytz Doris Halverson June Kent Emily Klein and Janet McKee were elected as members of the Student Trustee Committee at a Representative Assembly meeting. The committee, formed from the Temporary Tuition Rise group, will liaise with the Board of Trustees on tuition and finances and with Mrs. Richard B Whitney on fund solicitation. It will meet this week to set policy and elect a chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois. Boochever
Phyllis Daytz
Doris Halverson
June Kent
Emily Klein
Janet McKee
Representative Assembly
Millicent C. McIntosh
I T
Leason
Richard B. Whitney
Barnard Students Propose $100 Gift to Morningside Center
Barnard College volunteers plan $100 allotment from the Community Service Bureau for Morningside Center supplies aiding underprivileged youths. Students contribute two hours weekly at the center and also volunteer at St Luke's Hospital and the Thrift Shop. Muriel Stevenson leads the bureau seeking more volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Service Bureau
Barnard
Morningside
St. Luke’s Hospital
Thrift Shop
Muriel Stevenson
Immigrants Offered Language Interpreting Opportunities
Language majors can gain practical experience by interpreting for immigrants announced by the Early Hall Society Community Service Committee. Work includes guiding arrivals through customs and arranging travel with the National Institute of Immigrant Welfare and Travelers Aid Society. Interviews in Ear Hall Room K weekdays noon to 1 and Tuesdays 2 to 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early Hall Society
National Institute of Immigrant Welfare
Travelers Aid Society
Community Service Committee
Ear Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Unesco
Land
France
Great Britain
Helen White
University of Wisconsin
Martin Maguire
School of Education
Catholic University
John W. Studebaker
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Lawrence E. Duggan
Tony
Antonio Leonardi
SR Ciee Newman Club
Lenton
Tilson
Broadway
116Th ST
Bureau
Morningside Center
Eric Steiner
West 42Nd Street Subway
É6th
Academy Hall
14Th St
New York City
Martin Barker, Inc
114Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
New York
N. Y
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