Barnard College Undergraduate Association notes and staff list
The notice lists publication details of Barnard College student paper with semi weekly schedule, mailing information, and a roster of editors publishers and staff. Included are Miriam Burstein editor in chief Betty Sachs Annette Auld Anita Klein and numerous editors and boards. Assistant editors for this issue are Judith Rudansky and Jane Weidlund.
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Barnard College
New York
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Judith Rudansky
Jane Weidlund
Red Cross College Wide Appeal Urges Immediate Giving
A campus assembly calls for immediate Red Cross donations to support wartime blood plasma needs. The message stresses homefront sacrifice and wholehearted war effort, noting Iwo Jima and Pacific battles as a backdrop to encourage continued generosity.
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Red Cross
Iwo
Foster Parents' Committee Aids War Waif Children
A pledge highlights maternal duties for And To The Kid Barnard, detailing foster care for war orphans. It notes first day gains, a 364 day horizon, and a fund to support the child through summer, urging college students to donate as a lasting investment in a hopeful future.
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Barnard
Wayman Gym Standard Bearer of Barnard College
Professor Wayman chaired Barnard physical education expansion in 27 years, introducing freshman orientation tests a four year program and the first college dance symposium. Her career spans University of Chicago Yale Columbia Russell Sage honors and leadership in national fitness groups.
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Barnard Hall
Professor Wayman
Barnard
Miss Wayman
Agnes Rebecca Wayman
University of Chicago
Yale
Columbia
Russell Sage
National Amateur Athletic Federation
Herbert Hoover
Wayman
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American Association For Health, Physical Education, and Recreation
White House
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
American Academy of Physical Education
New York Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation
WAC trainee outlines nine month physical therapy course
The writer describes completing two months of basic training at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia and starting physical therapy training at Lawson General Hospital. The three stage program blends classroom study anatomy and physiology lectures with hands on clinical work, culminating in a second lieutenant commission.
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Fort Oglethorpe
Georgia
Lawson General Hospital
WAC
Pfc
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Bornn Sisters Two Barnard Seniors Set For Future
Edith and Angie Bornn two Virgin Islands sisters entered Barnard as freshmen and now finish as seniors. Edith majors in government and chairs the Bluebook Revision Committee while Angie majors in chemistry and presides over the Math Club. They recall snow for the first time in New York City and plan Columbia graduate studies before returning to the Virgin Islands.
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Edith
Angela Bornn
Virgin Islands
United States
Barnard
Angie
Virgin Islenders
Farward
National War Fund
IRC
New York
New York City
Jacobowsky
Barnard Camp
Columbia Graduate
They Mean Everything Red Cross Drive at Bar nard Start
Rita Harrigan praises Red Cross Clubs overseas as vital rest and relief for soldiers on furlough and wounded men on hospital grounds. She notes their hours, basic comforts, and the need for New York readers to contribute generously, as civilians are their brothers' keepers during wartime.
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Rita Harrigan
Red Cross
Barnard
Red Cross Club
New York
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Miriam Burstein
Gessipdieeentates
Betty Sachs
Annette Auld
Anita Klein
Doglerts Drew
Joan Leff
Joan Raup
Joan Zeiger
Ruth Raup
Betty Smith
Ruth Murphy
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Patricia Pierce
Leila Ross
Atta Baer
Babette Brimberg
Judith Brimberg
Mary Farley
Anita Ginsberg
Beverly Herman
Shirley Kameil
Betty Jou Kirtley
Eleanor Krout
Ruth Landesman
Marilyn Mittelman
Nancy Parrott
Barbara Raskin
Marilyn Schwartz
Dorothy Spatz
Matie Tillich
Grace Dobson
Jane Brunstetter
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