Ruth Carter Wins Residence Halls Presidency Runoff
Ruth Ann Carter final victor in a Residence Halls Presidency run off after a tie on Tuesday. Voting stretched to yesterday with a revote ending in Carter's election to head the Residence Halls Council and join the Student Council.
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Miss Carter
Residence Halls
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Miss Wolfert
Barbara Burtner
Patricia Day
United Nations Empl Opportunities Talk Set for Monday
Miss Elizabeth Cosgrove principal examiner in the Secretariat of the United Nations will address interested students on Employment Opportunities in the United Nations. The meeting, sponsored by the United Nations Committee, will be at 4 in the College Parlor.
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Barnard Seniors Choose Iron Gate as Class Gift
The Barnard senior class votes to give an iron gate at the 119th Street entrance, with two hundred dollars from the treasury planned for the project. Senior Week fees rise to 5.50, and events include Step Singing and the Senior Banquet, with a 47 Reaches Heaven theme.
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Doris Biggio
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Debate on Nationalizing U S Coal Mines in College Parlor
The College Parlor hosts a debate on whether to nationalize the U S coal mines with Harry Laidler arguing for the affirmative. The opposition’s spokesperson is not yet named as interest grows after the Supreme Court fined United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis for defying an injunction.
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League For Industrial Democracy
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United Mine Workers
Carol Johns Resigns Presidency at Barnard College
Carol Johns resigns as Undergraduate Association President for health reasons. Helen Trevor becomes interim leader and conducts meetings until Helen Pond takes office on April 8. Anneeue Kar steps in as temporary vice president and Board of Senior Proctors chair. Eleven council members will serve until installation.
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Helen Pond
Barnard
Miss Trevor
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Anneeue Kar
Senior Proctors
Miss Kar
Miss Perkins Outlines Civil Service Goals
Frances Perkins addresses Brinckerhoff Theatre students on public service as opposed to self service. She cites the spoils system illness past and notes new wartime testing methods rely on intellect, judgment and moral discernment to select qualified applicants.
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Frances Perkins
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Secretary of Labor
Miss Perkins
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Fresh Air Fund Drive Totals Reported by Herald Tribune
The Herald Tribune reports 3100.47 raised by Friday March 7 for the Fresh Air Fund term drive including 71.97 from cans and a Jake box 21.50 from student contributions and 7.00 from faculty gifts. In summer 1946 the fund spent 290070.17 to send 7787 tenement children to camps and Friendly Towns.
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Jake
Candidates Named for 47 48 Class President Vote in Theater Meeting
Joan Abbrancati Mable Brown and Hui Chen top the slate for junior class president after nominations at a Tuesday theater meeting. The class narrowed candidates to three and voted a $50 Term Drive donation. Sophomore and freshman lists include several named contenders for upcoming offices.
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Mable Brown
Hui Chen
Ory Nary
Doris Buggiio
Mable Brower
Nancy Elmendorf
Ruth Montgomery
Grace Peters
Dolores Sheehan
Margaret Shipman
Playbay
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Martha Kahle
Harriet Mandel
Vick Thomesor
Gebooa Leto
Paige Morrs
Joan Lance
Elen Duncan
Meg Maser
Martha Rkahte
Martha Green
Beverly Beck
Ann Harris
June Stenberge
Bet Coryllos
Dee Larter
Zelma MecCormack
Emily Klien
Charlotte Gunn
Hold Session for Writers at Occupational Conference
The fifth Occupational Conference at Casa Italiania Auditorium offers sessions on writing for advertising public relations publicity and newspapers magazines trade journals and house organs. Speakers include James Tyllen Columbia School of Journalism Russell Lynes and others guiding students toward vocational options.
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