Undergraduates Invited To Dinner For Dean Gildersleeve
Undergraduates may attend a dinner at the Hotel Commodore Thursday at seven in honor of Dean Gildersleeve. Tickets cost 5.50 for alumni office holders and fifty cents for students to hear speeches in the balcony. the address on will our people support the peace will be broadcast by WMCA. Professors White Neilson and Shotwell will lead the program with other speakers Sabra Follett and Anne O Hare McCormack and a read message from Columbia President Butler.
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Tommy Hop Barnard Event for Britain Week at UNIC
UNIC hosts a Tommy Hop for British servicemen Friday March 23 from 5 30 to 6 00 in Brooks Hall. Admission is 1.00 with proceeds to the Red Cross. Committee in charge includes Dorothy Pasetti Betty Hamnet Alecia Conner and Nadine Foss all 745. Maps photographs books and pamphlets are on display across University libraries. CURC forum and WHOM broadcast will feature guest speakers to be announced.
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Sophomores Tie Class Elections In Drama
Sophomore elections produced a tie between Martha Meuse and Natalia Tronenso for winner with Lawne Trevor noted. Sophomore votes rose from 152 to 208 with 14 proxies and seven present but not voting. Dons Johnson placed second. Junior results show votes up from 175 to 209 with eleven proxies, Dorothy Dye terle and Mildred Reed defeated. Preliminary counts Wednesday were so close that 35 straw votes led to invalidation.
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Student Artists Exhibit Works In Odd Study
Three Barnard College students Marcia Barishman Jean Neal and Marjorie Wysong display oils in the Odd Study Barnard Hall third floor. Barishman shows Mexico inspired pieces The Banana Tree The Landscape of Pedregal and The Staircase Neal contributes works including a Mexico scene a rubber tree a New York girl and a still life Wysong offers Long Island Sound a Port Washington suburbs scenes and floral groups all show notable talent and invite viewing.
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Interfaith Student Forum Highlights at Earl Hall Open House
The schedule lists multiple events at Earl Hall and Faculty House from March 19 to 23. Noted speakers include Reinhold Niebuhr of Union Theological Seminary, William E. Hocking of Harvard, Bernard Day Chapel services, and Father Vincent Holden. Religious services, luncheons, and a Passover music program wrap the week.
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Tournament season returns to the Hall with multiple events
Nancy Beal announces semi final results in the doubles tennis event and names finals contenders Janet Owens Pamela Dix versus Nancy Ferris Francis Stoddard. Tennikoit and Ping Pong tournaments are underway with Pat Cavanaugh and Marion Catalane overseeing ladder style play and sign ups.
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Student Council Plans Supper and Installations
The college announces a week of events beginning April 2 with an informal supper for new Student Council members in the dorms at 6 30. A Tuesday dinner in Barnard Hall follows, with Dean Gildersleeve and the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs in attendance.
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Church and veteran discuss loyalty and aid drive
Professor Willard Waller spoke on The Church and the Veteran at Barnard Day, stressing church as a key social group that offers veterans a concrete faith and group loyalty. Red Cross fund drives at Barnard raised 131.26 with cake sales and raffles, while plans for further bake sales and a Red Cross Fair follow vacation.
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Appoint Instructor For Problems Course
Frances Marlatt, trustee of the Mount Vernon Board of Education, has a strong academic background. She attended Barnard where she joined the Intercollegiate Debating Team and staff of Bulletin. At NYU Law she was editor in chief of the Law Review and will work with the Interdepartmental Faculty committee to arrange the course program this spring.
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Dorms Host Faculty Reception This Wednesday
The Barnard College dorms host an annual faculty reception in Brooks Hall this Wednesday evening from 8 80 to 11 00. All Barnard Faculty including Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve and Helen M Carlson acting dorm head are invited as guests of the dormitory students.
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