Women can enter medicine despite discrimination says Dr. Nelson
Dr. Marjorie Nelson, college physician, argues women can succeed in medicine with drive and interest. Medical schools admit the best applicants, with only top Grade A programs training doctors. Women may face rural bias and fewer internships in surgery, but fields like public health and psychiatry offer openings.
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Marjorie Nelson
Columbia School of Physicians and Surgeons
Cornell
Harvard
American Medical Association
Nelson
New York State
New York
Naval Reserve Offers Training For Women Students
The Navy invites college women to apply for a summer Reserve Officer Candidate program. Eligible applicants must be U S Naval Reserve members entering their freshman or sophomore year at a four year college and meet fitness standards through interviews transcripts and investigation. Complete applications are due by March 27 to the Commandant Third Naval District New York City.
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Navy Department
U. S. Naval Reserve
U. S. Naval Reserve Training Center
U. S. Navy Recruiting Office
U. S. Navy
Broadway
New York City
Third Naval District
Church Street
Barnard
West 136 Street
Hudson River
New York
N. Y
Cafeteria Plan Reduces Wages and Opens Annex Snack Bar
Bar nard Hall cafeteria closed two weeks ago to cut costs with an estimated wage saving of 900 dollars. Last year the service shifted to desserts beverages and soups saving about 9000 dollars. Hewitt Dining Hall remains open for day students while the faculty dining room stays open. Innovations include wrapping sandwiches to remove a line and a dietitian supervising during peak rush hours. Mary Alice Currier clocked student times, with lines passing through in two to seven minutes. North and south dining halls and the snack bar remain open, and the Annex Snack Bar will open at 1 30 in the afternoon instead of 2.
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Barnard Hall
Hewitt
Hewitt Dining Hall
Mary Alice Currier
Currier
Lausanne Plans Summer Study and Excursions for Students
The University offers weekend trips across Switzerland and to nearby countries plus on campus sport and recreation. Lausanne, on Lake Geneva in the French speaking region, is praised as an ideal university town for summer study. Madame Muret urges interested students to see her promptly for final arrangements after Easter.
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Switzerland
Italy
France
Germany
Lake Geneva
Lausanne
Madame Muret
Barnard
Nora Beloff Reviews Britain's Election Aftermath
Nora Beloff, Washington correspondent for the London Sunday Observer and Labor Party member, spoke to Government majors and students on Britain’s 1945 to 1950 electoral trends. She argued the campaign focused on domestic issues, noted Bevan’s temperament, discussed socialized medicine, devaluation, wage policy, and Britain’s view of American security fears.
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Britain
Nora Beloff
Washington
London Sunday Observer
Labor Party
Labor
Miss Beloff
England
Aneurin Bevan
Bevan
America
Beloff
Fuchs
Russia
United States
Moley Sees British Politics in National Anemia
Professor Raymond J. Moley argues England suffers a national anemia due to war drain and Labor misgovernance. He criticizes Strachey as food-buyer misfit and warns further spending worsens the deficit while Bevin and Morrison embody contrasting approaches.
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England
Raymond J. Moley
Government Department
Moley
Strachey
Herbert Morrison
Bevin
Britain
United States
French Club Comedy Benefit for Barnard Scholarship Fund
Barnard College French Club presents Molière’s Les Femmes Savantes this Friday and Saturday at 8 30 in Brinckerhoff Theater. Proceeds support a French scholarship. tickets are 60 cents and available on Jake or at the door. Cast includes Anne Challou Esperanza Port-Carrera Carol Ann Vogel Muriel La Croix Annekke Baan Nancy Booth Joan Sprung Betty Kruger Gladys Gottlieb Eleanor Robinson with Jules Brody and Armand Schwerner from Columbia.
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Moliére
Brinckerhoff Theater
Barnard College
Joan Sprung
Betty Kruger
Gladys Gottlieb
Ellinor Ribonson
Barnard
Jules Brody
Armand Schwerner
Columbia
Visiting Aids Sophs Plan New Programs
Sophomore visiting week during March 18 proved successful, said class adviser Professor Gertrude Rich. The plan aimed to acquaint the class of 1952 with instructors and courses to help choose majors, and faculty supported continuing the program next year.
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Gertrude Rich
Rich
Students Tour CU Cyclotron in Pupin Basement
Barnard physics and mathematics students toured Columbia University's Pupin laboratory cyclotron led by Professor Edgar R. Lorch. The 1930s era device, smaller than the newer Nevis synchrocyclotron, accelerates a determon along a spiral, reaching energies far beyond initial voltages.
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Columbia University
Pupin Laboratories
Barnard Physics
Edgar R. Lorch
Nevis
Irvington-on-Hudson
United States
Pupin
Barnard Development Plan Drives Student Involvement
Miss Skinner and Miss Taylor outline the Barnard College Development Plan urging student participation to alleviate financial needs. They emphasize university unity among administration trustees alumnae and students and seek steering committee members to boost interest and fundraising.
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Ciation
Columbia
Skinner
Barnard
Pamela T R
Rep Assembly
Taylor
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