Barnard Bulletin Nomination Slates For Editor Chief
The Barnard Bulletin nominating committee names Judith Mortenson Ruth Murphy and Ruth Raup for Editor-in-Chief. Mortarboard candidates include Joan Abbrancati Judith Brimberg and Babette Brimberg. Bears staff nominate Ruth Montgomery Mary Roush and Betty Warburton.
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Brimberg Twins
Bears
Ruth Montgomery
Mary Roush
Betty Warburton
Bear
Elaine Ryan
Hannah Rosenblum
Newman Club
Rep. Assembly
Rep Assembly
Glee Club
Bear and Press Board
Barnard
Mademoiselle’s College
Menorah Society
Cake Sale Boosts WSSF Fund Drive At Jake Science Club
A Science Club cake sale supports the WSSF drive held this week at Jake. Personal contributions are being solicited through student mail with a two dollar goal from each girl. A papier mache figure of a needy student stands behind the cafeteria cashiers desk to encourage giving.
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WSSF
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Science Club
Helen Trevor elected Undergraduate Vice-President in 1946 race
Helen Trevor was elected Undergraduate Vice-President after 493 student votes were counted late Tuesday. She previously served as Undergraduate Secretary and class treasurer and held roles on the Representative Assembly and Student Council. Audrey Cox and Virginia Moore were her opponents. installation set for April 2 at the Installation Assembly.
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June Felton
Ruth Maier
Margaret Weitz
Representative Assembly
Miss Felton
Liberal Club
Miss Weitz
Maier
National Service Committee
WSSF
Glee Club
Temple Emanu-el
Helen Pond
Shirley Miller
Martha Muse
Miss Pond
Miss Muse
Miss Miller
Helen Trevor
Miss Trevor
Audrey Cox
Virginia Moore
Dorm Officers Elected Wed
Nominations for next year’s Dorm officers were drawn up and last Wednesday ballotting determined the Secretary and Treasurer for the Residence Halls. Beverly McGraw is already Dorm President. Election of Dorm Vice President will be held Friday.
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Eleanor Krout
Margaret Shipman
Pat Day
Pat Dalhouse
Eleanor D’antonio
Betty Jo Dornberger
Betsy Leeds
Beverly McGraw
Barnard
Bulletin News Board
Churchill Receives Degree at Columbia Ceremony
Winston Churchill will visit Columbia University on Monday March 18 to receive an honorary Doctor of Laws from acting president Dr. Frank D. Fackenthal. The four o clock Law Library ceremony will be broadcast by CURC with recordings for rebroadcast.
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Great Britain
Columbia University
Frank D. Fackenthal
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University Council
Churchill
Morningside Heights
Carlton J. H. Hayes
Seth Low
United States
Spain
Student Groups Protest Churchill Missouri Speech at Columbia
University groups mobilize against Winston Churchill remarks with a planned noon meeting before an honorary degree ceremony. The protest, led by AVC and allied groups, aims to consolidate campus antiwar activism while Barnard students participate as individuals.
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Churchill
Missouri
Cam
Barnard
AVC
Rep Assembly Debates PC Council Seat
The Rep Assembly discussed giving Political Council a seat on Student Council. Miss Jane Weidlund argued the move would raise the council’s prestige and student interest, while opponents warned it may not ensure continued influence. Other speakers urged broad representation of religion, politics, and culture.
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Jane Weidlund
Political Council
Weidlund
P.C
Miss Smith
Carol Johns
Barnard
Lawrie Trevor
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