Mary Wilby elected Honor Board Chairman
Mary Wilby won the Honor Board chair in a two day election with 477 total votes, down from 546 last time. She advocates an internal honor system driven by student judgment rather than pledges and urges responsibility for reporting infractions. Nominations for Undergraduate vice-president are set for noon, with delegate elections planned for Tuesday to Friday.
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Mary Wilby
Honor Board
Jake
Miss Wilby
Semester Drive Collects $120 In First Week
Barnard Red Cross semester drive total reaches 120.35 dollars, announced by chair Sally Ferris. Freshmen lead, with 25 class members contributing. faculty donations exceed 200 dollars. Raffle for nylon stockings directed by Sydney Cook. Spring Dance planned by Julia Fremon and Louise DuBois to boost pledges and reach 1500 dollar goal with full class participation.
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Barnard
Red Cross
Julia Fremon
Louise DuBois
Hoffherr to speak on The Influence of the Classics on French Literature
Professor Frédéric G. Hoffherr will address the Classical Club this Tuesday at 4 in the College Parlor on The Influence of the Classics on French Literature. A former French World War Veterans leader in the U.S. and founder of France Forever, he writes for French papers and broadcasts for OWI. His Barnard course on seventeenth century French literature connects to his talk, which will be followed by tea.
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Frédéric G. Hoffherr
Classical Club
United States
American Free French Society
France Forever
Hoffherr
OWI
France
Barnard
Busch String Quartet to Perform Second Concert Monday
The Busch String Quartet will give its second Brinckerhoff Theater concert at 8:30 next Monday. Opening with Beethoven Op. 131 quartet in C sharp minor and Schubert Op. posthumous in D minor, the group includes Adolf Busch and Gesta Andreasson with Lotte Hammerschlag and Hermann Busch.
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Busch String Quartet
Brinckerhoff Theater
Beethoven
Schubert
Adolph Busch
Brincker
Hoff
Adolf Busch
Gesta Andreasson
Lotte Hammerschlag
Hermann Busch
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Busch
Toscanini
United States
Assembly to Hear Revisions Monday
The Representative Assembly will meet next Monday at noon to review the newly revised constitution of the Undergraduate Association. Delegates should bring Blue Books. the Assembly will convene weekly until ratification is achieved.
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Schedule of Required Class Meetings Next Week
The listing shows multiple class meetings next week to nominate presidents. Tuesday March 28 Dean's address to freshmen in the Theatre. Wednesday March 29 freshman meeting in the Gym sophomore meeting in 139 Milbank junior meeting in Brinckerhoff Theatre senior meeting in 3389 Milbank. Seniors will name a permanent president.
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Milbank
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Foreign Students Contrast American Russian Schools
The Columbia School of Business hosts ten Russian students sent by the Soviet government to study in the United States. Melitina Fedukina and Eugenia Tessman spoke at a tea on March 21, describing Siberia’s beauty and their journey from Port land, Oregon, across Siberia and the Pacific.
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Dorothy Terrace
Columbia School of Business
Siberia
Pacific Ocean
Portland
Oregon
United States
Melitina Fedukina
Eugenia Tessman
Fife To Lecture Next Monday On Luther Influence
Dr. Robert Fife, Columbia University professor, will address a joint German Club and Interfaith Council meeting on Martin Luther’s activities and influence. The talk is Monday at 4 in the College Parlor with Sabra Follett inviting full college attendance.
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Robert Fife
Columbia University
German Club
Interfaith Council
Martin Luther
Fife
Columbia
Sweden
University of Upsala
South African University
Luther
East
South Africa
Sabra Follett
Amendment Discussion on Undergraduate Assembly Revisions
Doris Landre leads a proposed amendment to cut non voting attendance and college wide delegates, limiting delegates to ten per class, to be voted before the college election. Idris Russell proposes changing Wigs and Cues eligibility from two plays, with discussion noted.
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Representative Assembly
Doris Landre
Constitutional Revision Committee
Idris Russell
Yearbook Mortarboard Names Core Editors and Nominees
Joan Leff and Joan Zeiger are named to Mortarboard editor closed slate by editor Dorothy Dattner and associate editors Miriam Burstein and Betty Booth. Mary Brown Elaine Olson and Ruth Farrell nominated for business manager. Leff is on News Board of Bulletin and Mortarboard lit staff. Zeiger two years on staff and News Board member. Brown chaired Sophomore Greek Games and holds Delegates-at-Large and Treasurer roles. Elaine Engelson Mortarboard business staff and Representative Assembly delegate. Ruth Farrell advertising manager of Quarterly and Mortarboard lit staff. publicity manager of A.A.
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Joan Leff
Joan Zeiger
Mortarboard
Dorothy Dattner
Miriam Burstein
Betty Booth
Mary Brown
Elaine Engelson
Ruth Farrell
News Board
Bulletin
Press Board
News Board of
Representative Assembly
A.A
Red Cross
Quarterly editors named for magazine leadership
Edith Johnston and Roberta Rust Trilling are nominated by Gloria Kingsley and the Quarterly staff for editorship. Johnston, a freshman, joined the literary staff this year and has a Winter issue story and Spring pieces planned. Trilling, a junior, has served since freshman year and led Greek Games lyrics. several poems appear in anthologies. Elections for publication heads, including Bulletin Editor, occur at a Representative Assembly meeting next Thursday, March 30.
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Edith Johnston
Roberta Rust Trilling
Gloria Kathleen Kingsley
Quarterly
Miss Johnston
Bulletin
First Entrance Rehearsal Held For Greek Games Tickets
Tickets for Greek Games go on sale this week to freshmen and sophomores who paid fees. Priced at ten cents plus tax, they are available at a Jake booth. After April 1 the cost will rise 10 to 20 percent due to government amusement tax. First entrance rehearsal occurred last night from 7 to 10 with further rehearsals scheduled.
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