Ask Student Council For New Organization
A petition to Student Council by students seeking to form a club linked to American Youth for Democracy dominated last Thursday’s council meeting. The group led by Scott and others proposes Action for Democracy with a charter urging anti poll tax and 18 year old vote, while opposing fascist elements. The council paused decisions pending broad college reaction and will continue discussions.
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American Youth For Democracy
Lhis
Mana Scott
Caryl Cattell
Martha Helgel
Katherine Simon
Eleanor Leacock
Irene Jaroszewicz
Lisbet Weaver
Council
Action For Democracy
Student Council
Fortune Telling at Senior Tea Raises Red Cross Gift
A fortune teller will entertain at the third Senior Tea this afternoon from 4 to 5 80 in the College Parlor. No payment is requested. a ten dollar Red Cross donation is collected. The faculty two-thirds join as escorts along with seniors. about two hundred attendees are expected. The February 4 tea for the Class of 1944 graduates filled the second tea of four this year, replacing the originally scheduled first-week event. The fourth tea will occur on April 27.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Hose Raffle Prompts Student Sales Push
The Red Cross drive committee begins selling raffle chances on a donated nylon hose pair. Sidney Cook leads the raffle urging student participation to aid the fund drive while Sally Ferris reminds roll-call donations remain essential. A spring dance by Julia Fremon and Louise DuBois will close the drive on April 29.
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Red Cross Drive
Sidney Cook
Sally Ferris
Drive
Red Cross
Jake
Julia Fremon
Louise DuBois
Midshipmen
Marion la Fountain
Hope Simon
Red
Editorial slate named for Bulletin editor race
Annette Auld Miriam Burstein and June Wals were chosen by a nominating committee to form a closed slate for Bulletin editor. The three candidates will alternate in handling Bulletin issues and editorials until the editor election on Thursday March 30 by the Representative Assembly and Bulletin staff.
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Annette Auld
Miriam Burstein
June Wals
Bulletin
Newman Club
Mortboard
Mortarboard
National War Fund
Representative Assembly
Nominate Undergrad Vice President Thursday at noon
Nominations for the undergraduate vice-president will occur at an Undergraduate Association meeting this Thursday at noon in Room 408. Elections for the office are set for the following Monday and Tuesday, with nominations previously slated for Wednesday now postponed.
Thrift Shop Run by Barnard Alumnae Funds Scholarships
Barnard alumnae operate Everyone's Thrift Shop at 922 Third Avenue to raise money for student scholarships. Since seven years ago they have gathered rummage from alumnae friends and sell items from fur coats to tombstones with profits supporting Barnard scholarships. They also aid social service groups including Bundles for Britain. The group, led by Mrs. Eggleston, sent $800 to Barnard last year and seeks volunteers for a March 25 shift from 10 to 1.
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Barnard
Alma Mater
Third Avenue
Britain
UN Uder
Eggleston
Henri Bendel
Arizona
Dean Gildersleeve
Proposed constitutional amendment to Assembly changes representation
A proposal to amend the undergraduate constitution will be presented at today's Assembly meeting in 408 Barnard at noon. The plan creates ten delegates from each class and Student Council, and removes delegates-at-large from the Representative Assembly.
Dorm Elections name officers for Hewitt and Brooks Halls
Azelle Brown and Julia Fremon were elected vice presidents of Hewitt and Brooks Halls. Patricia Henry became treasurer and Marcia Balfour secretary. Five more officers will be chosen this Thursday after a house meeting naming candidates. Patricia Cady is residence halls president and council member.
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Hewitt
Brooks
Patricia Henry
Marcia Balfour
Patricia Cady
Residence Halls Council
Miss Brown
Representative Assembly
Julia Fremon
Glee Club
Dorms to entertain faculty this Thursday evening
Following an old custom the Residence Halls invite faculty and teaching staff to an 8 to 11 social evening. Betty Farrell directs arrangements with Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve Doris Jorgensen and Miss Farrell on the receiving line.
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Betty Farrell
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Doris Jorgensen
Miss Farrell
Fremon Skinner and Wilby Named for Honor Board
Julia Fremon Miriam Skinner and Mary Wilby form the revised Honor Board slate for the upcoming election. The slate was prepared by the Student Council after nominations from Honor Board and was delayed due to an nominating procedure error. The trio also discuss the honor system and duties of the chair.
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Julia Fremon
Miriam Skinner
Mary Wilby
Honor Board
Jake
Miss Skinner
Barnard
Representative Assembly
Glee Club
Frances Phillpotts
Miss Fremon
Thei. A
Library Committee
Tea To Introduce Women In Marines Tea
Fourth in a series of college teas on women’s armed forces the next session will cover the Marines Women’s Reserve. Speaker Jeanne Smith USMC will discuss questions with other Marines present and show films. Refreshments follow amid ongoing college faculty replies.
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Marines
Jeanne Smith
USMC
Florence de L. Lowther
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