Hiagmoe and Ackermann Elected to Undergraduate Roles
Hiagmoe Hagmoe was elected vice-president of the undergraduate association. Jean Ackermann was elected editor of Mortarboard and Priscilla Burge business manager for next year. A total of 306 votes were cast for vice-president, 286 for editor, and 283 for business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivelyn Hagmoe
Jean Ackermann
Priscilla Burge
Mortarboard
Winifred Anderson
Doris Bayer
Marie Boyle
Anne Connolly
Alice Drury
Helen Kandel
Irene Lyons
Marjorie Madden
Miriam Marcukes
Kathryn Sheeran
Ruth Stevenson
Phyllis Cgard
Representative
Assem‘hhh
Miss Hagmoe
Sophmore
Representative Assembly
Miss Ackerman
Miss Burge
and and Building Fund
Miss Anderson
Miss Bayer
Miss Roxle
Freshman Grades Show High Trend At Barnard College
Freshman grades for Barnard College indicate a rising trend in the class of 1942. Four students achieved high indexes in the first semester, surpassing the five from 1941, with 20.1 percent reaching top marks compared with 11.6 percent previously.
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Ding
Barnard
Conference sets four panels and peace demo in university event
Four panel discussions will anchor the all-university Legislative Conference on Friday and Saturday April 14 and 15 with plenary opening and closing sessions. Topics cover security in a democracy, civil liberties, foreign policy for world peace, and education democracy led by faculty and students from Barnard Union Theological Seminary Teachers College and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-University
Flora Ginsburg
Barnard
Josiah Bartlett
Union Theological Seminary
Vivian Liebman
School of Economics
Far East
Foster McMurray
Teachers College
Hilary Holmes
Columbia Student Board
Legislative Conference
Bert Diamond
Law School
Columbia
Columbia College
Barnard, Pharmacy
Teachers” College
Juilliard School
Architecture
Mumford to Speak at Barnard Peace Assembly on April 20
eminent author and sociologist Lewis Mumford will address Barnard College at 11:00 am in the gymnasium on April 20. The event, sponsored by Student Council, follows a student poll on peace policy and will cover American foreign policy with Mumford noted for his roles in education and letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Mumford
Peace Assembly
Nicholas Murray Butler
Student Council
Mumford
Bulletin
Student Action For Peace
Board of Higher Education of
New York City
National Institute of Arts and Letters
New Republic
School of International Studies
Geneva
Dartmouth College
Charlotte Hall
Students Quiz Faculty Today at Information Please program
The American Student Union hosts an Information Please session at 4 o clock in the conference room. Professors Montague Peardon Reichard Von Forstmeyer and Mr Smith form a five member expert panel answering questions from the student body. if needed the audience can solve the query.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague. Peardon
Reichard
von Forstmeyer
Mr. Smith
American Student Union
Montague
Thomas Peardon
Government
Gladys Reichard
Smith
Columbia Refugee Rally Draws Speaker Lineup at Barnard
Margaret Boyle of Barnard opens a university wide refugee rally at McMillan Theatre with Ernst Toller William White Father Ostermann and David Perlman among speakers Professor Carmen chairs. Barnard reports 892.90 collected toward bringing a refugee to America with further funds expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Boyle
Undergraduate Association of Barnard
McMillin
Ernst Toller
William L. White
Father Ostermann
David Perlman
Henry J. Carmen
Barnard
Europe
Toller
Germany
Ostermann
Catholic Committee On Refugees
William T. White
William Allen White
University Committee For Refuge
Robert Andrus
Columbia
Robert Spivak
International Student’s Service
America
Spectator
Columbia University Peace Conference
Folk Dancers To Flare Forth In Jig At April Folk Fling
Barnard will host a folk dancing event on April 20 from 8 to 10 30 pm in the gym under the Athletic Association. Boys may attend, escorts can be invited by committee, or attendees may seek guest invites from Louise Van Baalen before holidays. The Cansino School of Dancing will provide entertainment with Miss Holland leading groups assisted by the folk dancing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Athletic Association
Louise van Baalen
Columbia
Cansino School of Dancing
Miss Holland
Land and Building Fund Committee
Marjorie Weiss
Cozette Utech
Antoinette Vaughn
Charlotte Villanys
Marthankenney
Priscilla Ives
Marjorie Lawson
Nancy Wagner
Marion Linn
Sophomores Lead Freshmen In Greek Games At 5 4
Sophomores hold a one point edge over freshmen at 5 to 4 as Greek Games progress. Helen Owen earned one point for lyrics, with both classes each earning four for entrance music. Judges for dance include Agnes de Mille and Louis Horst, with escorts from the class of 1940. Music judges are Wolff Vogel and Ruth Abbott, with escorts. Lyrics judged by Mrs. Spever and Mrs. Van Doren. Athletics judged by Marguérite Kuhlman and others, with escorts. Junior runners will relay judge results to the announcer Reine Tracy 740.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Owen
Agnes de Mille
Louis Horst
Helen Lange
Evelyn Hagmoe
Florence Dubroff
Frances Dinsmoore
Helen Geer
Reine Tracy
Evelyn Healy
Eleanor Bowman
Ethel Mainzer
Margaret Futelbach
Angela Wall
Olga Scheiner
Viola Peterson
Shirley Ellenbogen
Margaret Boyle
Elizabeth Jackson
Kathryn Sheeran
Mary Maloney
Maude Vance
Freshmen and Majors Meetings Scheduled Across Campus
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve will address the freshmen at 1 10 in the theatre while majors gather in parallel. Economics and psychology luncheons run 12 to 2 in South Hewiit Dining Room and Barnard Hall Room 401. Milbank Hall hosts most department meetings at 1 10 with specific rooms for Geology German Government Greek History Chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
South Hewitt
Barnard Hall
Milbank Hall
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Hiagmoe
Ckermann
Burge
Ul de
Dartmouth
Last Assembly
Stephen S. Wise
Thomas P. Peardon
Government Department
Helen Roebeck
Virginia Gildersleeve
Boyle
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