Political Council Wins Clear Support on Power and Seats
At an extra meeting, Political Council passed a resolution seeking authority to arbitrate actions of member clubs and a companion measure for a seat on the Representative Assembly. The first proposal was approved 5 to 2 with two abstentions, while the second passed unanimously, pending joint review by faculty and student bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Political Council
Representative Assembly
Betty Jayne Smith
Helen Coupe Vogel
Margaret
Columbia
Faculty Committee
Dorm Students Elect Officers
After nominations to complete next year’s Executive Committee, residence hall elections last Tuesday chose five officers. Social chair Mary Hunter joins two junior advisers Barbara Burtner Ruth Carter and two sophomore representatives Betty Dornberger Patience Dalhouse, with residence determined by slate at large. Faculty reception followed on Wednesday evening from eight thirty to eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hunter
Barbara Burtner
Ruth Carter
House
Betty Dornberger
Patience Dalhouse
Senior Week Plans and Dues for Columbia College
The senior meeting on March 26 discussed Senior Week events and the need to pay a five dollar fee by April 26 to participate. Activities include Step Singing Ivy Ceremony May 31 Senior Ball June 1 Senior Banquet June 8 Class Day and Commencement June 4, with Graduation only for non-payers. Judy Rudansky encourages timely payment to avoid missing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown
Columbia University
Jake
Judy Rudansky
Senior Week
Tea Dance Friday to Aid WSSF at Earl Hall
The Barnard Hall Social Committee and Columbia Local Committee announce a tea dance in Earl Hall on Friday March 29 from 4 to 7 p.m. to benefit the WSSF drive. The Blue Lions perform, followed by the College Kings if available. Tickets are 50 cents, sold to dorm and day students this Wednesday. refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSSF
Earl Hall
Barnard Hall
Columbia Locial
WSSE
Rosemary Sullivan
Blue Lions
College Kings
Jake
Council elects Blue Book head sets precedent
Student Council broke precedent by electing Hannah Rosenblum editor and Shirley Miller business manager of Blue Book to begin work before fall classes. They also approved Liberal Club telegram to Senator Vandenberg on atomic power control, French Club ticket sales for a Columbia symposium, and a cake sale for WSSF. Helen Whitecotton to remain Swimming Committee manager after appeal. Council set 2.0 eligibility standard and denied Ruth Farrell chairmanship through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Rosenblum
Shirley Miller
Blue Book
Liberal Club
Senator Vandenberg
Mc Mahon
Columbia
Jake
WSSF
Helen Whitecotton
Ruth Farrell
Taft Talks on Business for Women at Chapel
Miss Helen Taft Barnard ex IBM executive spoke on postwar job prospects for women at the chapel lecture. She urged students to identify desired positions early and prepare in college, recommending vocational courses and summer work to gain real world adjustment, and outlined five factors to evaluate before entering a field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Taft
Barnard
International Business Machines, Inc
Chapel
Miss Taft
Taft
Editors Named in Representative Assembly Elections
At a March 20 Rep Assembly meeting the heads of Bulletin Mortarboard and Bear and Mortarboard’s business manager were elected for the coming year. Raup Abbrancati Roush chosen as editors and Kamell as business manager with several alternates named. A fourth election for Political Council chair was postponed and a vote on permanent Student Council seat for the chair was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
Bulletin
Mortarboard
Bear
Routh Raup
Joan Abbrancati
Mary Roush
Shirley Kamell
Miss Raup
Mary Louise Stewart
Carol Johns
Joan Raup
Ruth Landesman
Rep Assembly
Ruth Murphy
Judith Mortenson
Miss Abbrancati
Brimberg Twins
Babette and
Judith
Motorboard
Betty Warburton
Ruth Montgomery
Miss Kamell
Hannah Rosenblum
Political Council
Margaret Weitz
June Felton
Ruth Maier
Classes Meet Tuesday Electing Representatives and Alumnae Officers
Freshman meet 12:00 Theatre for ten Representative Assembly delegates. Sophomore and junior meet at 1:00 in Gym and Theatre for the same purpose. Senior class meets 1:00 in Room 139 Milbank to elect Alumnae officers President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer and two Alumnae Fund Representatives. Delegates and officers take office at the installation on Thursday April 2. Officer terms are five years and involve reunions and alumnae fund work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbank
Representative Assembly
Alumnae Fund
Sell Games Tickets On Jake This Week
Louise Lyczak reports that tickets for the Games go on sale in the Social Affairs Office daily 12 to 2 this week. Tickets cost 1.20 dollars each, with freshmen and sophomores limited to two tickets while juniors and seniors receive one. Remaining tickets will be sold to all on a future date. The Greek Games cast held rehearsals last Tuesday and Thursday, with a full cast rehearsal scheduled tomorrow from 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Lyczak
French Club to Screen Paris Films for World Service Fund
Barnard's French Club will present two films in Brinckerhoff Theatre during the first week of April to aid the World Student Service Fund drive. Letter from Paris and Next Time We See Paris, edited by the French Committee of National Liberation, will run twice daily with English commentary and allow any donation to WSS F. Music and songs by Claude Alphand accompany Next Time We See Paris. A Pre Medical Club cake sale Friday supports the Barnard WSSF drive.
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Paris
Brinckerhoff Theatre
World Student Service Fund
Barnard
Lucienne Coen
French Committee of National Liberation
WSLF
Claude Alphand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Student Council
P. C
Weitz
Elaine Ryan
Margaret Mather
Aline Crenshaw
Jane Weidlund
Council
Raup
Abbrancati
Roush
Assembly
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