Barnard urges support for war refugee babies in Foster Plan drive
A Barnard College poster promotes the Foster Parents Plan for War Children to collect spare pennies and dimes for refugee babies. The piece recounts Plan’s wartime work in France England and Italy, highlighting rescued children and urging students to give a few pennies daily to ease their hardship and provide essentials.
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Wich
France
Bishop Marshall
Italy
England
Drasha Speaks Friday For Yugoslavia Week
The Action for Democracy Club sponsors Miss Helen Drasha for the UNIC lecture honoring Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia this Friday at four in the Conference room. Drasha, a former Yugoslavian student now living in the United States, will be featured as pamphlets commemorate the week.
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Action For Democracy Club
Helen Drasha
UNIC
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Amputee Rehabilitation At Lawson General Hospital
A World War II correspondent describes the Lawson General Hospital amputation center in Atlanta. The physical therapy department re educates wounded soldiers to regain use and adapt to prostheses, using supervised exercises, nerve injury rehab, and electrical stimulation while highlighting morale, living conditions, and the need for qualified physical therapists.
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Gas Corps
WAC
Lawson General Hospital
Atlanta
Mortarboard Payments Due This Thursday
Miss Marilyn Chasin, circulation manager, reminds all Mortarboard subscribers to pay $3.75 by Thursday. Envelopes are available on Jake table or Morton office. Payments may be mailed to Miss Chasin via Student Mail or brought to 402 Barnard at noon. Late subs will be accepted this week due to lower sales. earlier deadlines extended. Students may contact Miss Chasin to purchase the yearbook.
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Mortarboard
Marilyn Chasin
Jake
Miss Chasin
Barnard
Court of Senior Proctors
West Advocates World Brotherhood and Racial Unity
Charles West of Union Theological Seminary spoke at Chapel on March 8 urging a world brotherhood of peoples. He argued all nations are one family under God and that racial discrimination must end, warning disunity leads to war and tension.
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Charles West
Union Theological Seminary
Chapel
Mr. West
Amplifications on Ruth Edmonds letter on Professor Waller
The Bulletin repeats Ruth Edmonds gentle rebuke of Professor Waller’s article on women. Edmonds argues Waller uses wrong arguments and cites high Russia birth rates and female labor to claim women seek domination, asserting most women prefer partnership with husbands and intellectual collaboration especially among professionals.
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Ruth Edmond
Bulletin
Dirks Talks At Menorah and Zionism Lectures Plan
The Menorah Society hosts a joint Open House with Seixas in the Dodge Room Bay Hall 4 to 6 this afternoon, featuring Reverend Dr. Edward Dirks on The Contributions of the Jew to America. A threeLecture Zionism series follows March 18 20 27 at Earl Hall 7:30 to 9:30 with Miss Sula mith Schwartz and Rabbi Solomon Landman.
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Menorah Society
Seixas
Dodge Room
Bay Hall
Edward Dirks
Dirks
America
Menorah
Earl Hall
Sulamith Schwartz
Phi'sophy
Solomon Landman
Rabbi Landman
Hillel Foundation
University of Wisconsin
Temple Isaiah
Kew Gardens
Long Island
Wycliffe Students Hold Book Forum
Tomorrow at four in the Conference Room three students will discuss three books. Carol Johns will discuss Amen Amen written by a soldier. Jessie Scott will summarize Screwtape Letter by C S Lewis. Sabra Follett presents her views on T S Eliot's Idea of a Christian Society.
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Carol Johns
Jessie Scott
C. S. Lewis
Sabra Follett
T. S. Eliot
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