Barnard Student Council Backs Anti War Demonstration
The Barnard Student Council formally supports Barnard participation in the antiwar demonstration planned for Friday April 12 at 11 AM. Alice Ginsburg urges full college cooperation and coordination with the University Strike Committee for a campus wide protest against war.
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Vocational Tea Planned for College Parlor Tomorrow
A vocational tea will be held in the college Parlor on Wednesday March 27 from four to six o'clock. The event invites the entire college and features Barnard alumni speaking on vocational fields and student interests. Eva von Baur Hansl a writer for Parent magazine and Women’s page editor will discuss journalism and allied fields.
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Major Meetings of Economics English and Italian Departments
Today at one o'clock meetings for the Economics English and Italian departments are scheduled. Psychology and Spanish majors meet at noon in 401 and the Dean's Dining Room Barnard Hall respectively. Sophomores who chose these majors must attend.
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Quincy Howe Addresses Nye Committee Discussion
Liv ing Age editor Mr. Quincy Howe spoke to the Peace Action Committee in the college parlor last Thursday. He urged the Nye munitions investigation be kept as is not turned into a formal board and noted public interest and indignation as key to action. Miss Marion Hall opened the meeting and postcards to senators were circulated urging continued organization as now.
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Harverly Maciver Friend Elected Class Presidents
Diana Hirsh named editor of the Barnard Bulletin after winning the Representative Assembly vote. She plans to reorganize the Bulletin staff to improve news presentation. Hirsh, on the staff since freshman year, has served as managing editor this year.
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Undergrad Officers Nominated for Undergraduate Association
Representatives Assembly nominated Kathleen Murphy Elaine Goltz and Marguerite Hoffman of the Class of 1936 for Vice President. Irene Lacey Jane Craighead and Margaret Ray of the Class of 1937 were named nominees for Treasurer.
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Gildersleeve Addresses Freshmen On Course Planning
Virginia C. Gildersleeve delivers the second talk to the Freshman class at Brinckerhoff Theatre at 1 10 this afternoon. She discusses Courses for Next Year the Group Requirements and full attendance is required.
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Barnard’s First Night Showcases Three Plays by Wigs and Cues
Barnard’s program featured three original pieces The Amend Honorable Two Plus Two Equals Four and The Kingdom of Heaven each drawing varied responses from the audience. Mary Aldis satire sparked laughter Elizabeth Tudor and Mary Stuart drama impressed with strong acting and staging while The Kingdom of Heaven moved viewers to tears with Sally Dermody and strong ensemble performances.
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Senior class elects Haverly as president at senior vote
Charlotte Haverly Betty MacIver and Constance Friend won the senior junior and sophomore class presidencies after last Thursday and Friday elections. Sally Bright announced results. corsages were given by predecessors.
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Authority To Speak On Women In Government
Dr. Leonard D. White will address Barnard College on March 29 in Room 304 at 4 o clock. He discusses Opportunities Today for College Women in the Government Service. Dean Gildersleeve introduces him. White, a former University of Chicago professor, now serves on the U S Civil Service Commission. A tea follows for government majors.
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