Students Revise College Election Schedule For Service
Thirteen girls volunteered for prisoner of war packaging and nine signed posters for Red Cross work. Audrey Brown urges more students to help with servicemen support at the Red Cross Blood Bank and War Prisoners Service.
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Red Cross Blood Bank
Red Cross
Audrey Brown
Lexington Avenue
Chambers Street
Blood Bank
Miss Brown
Dorothy Carroll
National Service
America
Library work evolves with diverse roles say professor
Professor John S. Cleavinger of Columbia University asserts library work now separates clerical tasks from professional duties. He cites public libraries like the 135th Street branch as models of socially constructive, dynamic librarianship. He notes high demand for specialists in government and industry and links postwar rehab to library materials. Scholarships by Katharine Gibbs, Sarah Whitley, Wood Secretarial School, and Girl Scouts aid training. details via the Occupation Bureau.
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John S. Cleavinger
Columbia University School of Library Service
Cleavinger
New Public Library
135Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Occupation Bureau
Katherine Gibbs
Sarah Whitley
New York
Wood Secretarial School
Doris Landre Purports a Busy Barnard Life and WAVES Dream
Doris Landre a prominent Barnard student blends campus leadership with a love of the WAVES Strauss music and detective stories. Juggling duties from Bulletin to Mortarboard she summers in tweeds and pursues efficiency while aiming for overseas naval service after graduation.
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Doris Landre
Barnard
Extra-Currie
Ensign
Riverside Drive
Barnard Camp
Maiden Lane
Vermont
Bulletin
Doris
Mortarboard
National Service
NWF
Harvest Hop
Representative Assembly
Doris’ Forte
Jamaica
Dad
Sandre
Sherlock Holmes
Jimmy Dale
Packer
Landre
Miss Landre
Assembly Opens Red Cross Drive Continues Campaign
The article notes a Red Cross drive at the college with events including a coffee dance and a Spring Dance planned for April 29. Miss Ferris says contributions matter for the boys overseas, with students approached individually for cash or pledges. Co chairmen Julia Fremon and Louise DuBois lead the Spring Dance effort.
Brinckner Highlights Psychiatric Roots of Nazism
Dr Richard M Brinckner addresses a meeting discussing his book Is Germany Incurable and argues Nazism rests on learned paranoid tendencies and social manipulation He notes the need for democratic education and outlines his roles as assistant professor and consultant psychiatrist for Selective Service and mental health committees.
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Richard M. Brinckner
Germany
Brickner
College of Physicians and Surgeons
The
Selective Service
New York Commission On Mental Hygiene
French Society to stage two plays May 5 for Red Cross
La Société Française will present Les Suites d un Premier Mariage and Martine on May 5 with a possible May 6 repeat. Madame Eve Daniel directs the educational productions. Casts not yet finalized.
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la Société Française
Red Cross
Madame Eve Daniel
Eugene Labiche
Martine
Jean Jacques Bernard
Middleton Continues Lenten Talks on Generosity
Reverend John S. Middleton of St. Joseph’s Seminary Dunwoodie speaks to Barnard Columbia Newman Club on being generous. He frames generosity by personal satisfaction from selfless giving amid his War Time Attitudes series. Students vie for May 7 skit participation. Monica Wyatt collects names.
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John S. Middleton
St. Joseph’s Seminary
Dunwoodie
N. Y
Barnard-Columbia Newman Club
Father Middleton
Newman Club
Columbia-Barnard
Monica Wyatt
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