War Minors Clarified At Town Meeting
Political Council held its third Town Meeting of the semester to explain War Minors. Doris Bayer and Zenia Sachs organized the session in the American Studies Room. Eleven students and a BULLETIN reporter attended as experts noted War Minors are samples not majors replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Landre
National Service Committee
Political Council
American Studies
Bulletin
Doris Bayer
Zenia Sachs
Miss Sachs
War Minors Explain Program Filing and Groups
May fifth is deadline to file next semester and summer War Minors programs at the Registrar's Office before four o clock. Late fees apply. War Minors offer Group I II and III courses for propaganda personnel social work Latin American affairs and training may be required in ESMDT courses. The program aims provide flexible course groupings rather than fixed seventeen point plans and support reconstruction after the war with broader job and training opportunities through Civil Service and industry listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Occupation Bureau
National Service Office
Debts You Did Not Promise In Education Speech
Professor Marjorie Nicolson urges new Phi Beta Kappa members to honor unspoken duties. She cites Prince Hal and Shakespeare to frame the idea that educated individuals owe moral commitments to society beyond signed debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie H. Nicolson
Department of English
Columbia
United Chapters
Phi Beta Kappa
Prince Hal
Student Council Names Appointed Chairs
The council selected Phyllis Cross 45 as Press Board chair, Pat Carroll 43 as Interfaith chair, and Nananne Porcher 44 as Freshman chair. Earlier last Tuesday the chairmen appointed were Phyllis Hagmoe 43 Assemblies, Byrd Wise 43 Bulletin Board, Christiana Smith 43 Community Service Bureau, and Gertrude Muhlhan 43 Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Cross
Pat Carroll
Nananne Porcher
Phyllis Hagmoe
Byrd Wise
Christiana Smith
Community Service Bureau
Gertrude Muhlhan
Faculty on War Minors Info Point to Advisers
Carey on the faculty committee said students seeking information on possible War Minors should consult their advisers or major departments. They may also contact National Service Committee members in Room 131 Milbank, with office hours posted outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
National Service Committee
Milbank
Barnardites Splash at Pool Party Led by Ben Naegels
Barnard College hosts the second Splash Party with aquabelles wading and diving in the Columbia campus pool. The event features cocoa and cookies, games, races, and summer fashion previews as a Barnard delegation led by Ben Naegels includes Betty Haithwaite Julia Shedlesky Gertrude Muhlhan June Amsden Marie Bellerjeau Florence McClurg Jo Sheldon Ruth Sauer Frances Edwards Eleanor Bankoff Babette Keeler Anne Sirch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Ben Naegels
A.A. Swimming
Betty Haithwaite
Julia Shedlesky
Gertrude Muhlhan
June Amsden
Marie Bellerjeau
Florence McClurg
Jo Sheldon
Ruth Sauer
Seniors Must Pay Dues and Sign for Senior Ball
All seniors who joined Senior Week must pay dues within the next three weeks at the Jake booth during noon. They may also pay Alumnae Association dues at one dollar for a special price. A Senior Ball sign-up poster is now on Jake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Alumnae Association
Miller Sees Labor Will Sacrifice For War Effort
New York Industrial Commissioner Frieda Miller told a government department gathering that organized labor understands a direct stake in the war and is willing to concede to preserve democracy. She said dispensations from peace-time laws are limited and few are granted wholesale, with about 900 applications acted on and roughly 10 percent rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Government Department
Phi Beta Kappa List for Class of 1942 Named at Barnard
Barnard section of the New York Delta Chapter announces the Class of 1942 elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Members include Joan Amberg Doris Bayer Edith Borner Joan Brown Marie Errante Barbara Fish Charlotte Gabor Alice Gershon Evelyn Gonzales Elaine Grimm Cornelia Haslett Helen Kandel Mildred Holodny Doris McGuffey Marjorie Rood Lucille Ross Marjory Rosser Zenia Sachs Gertrude Schaffer Ruth Stern Renee Wolfson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Section
New York
Delta
Phi Beta Kappa
Joan Amberg
Doris Bayer
Edith Borner
Joan Brown
Marie Errante
Barbara Fish
Charlotte Gabor
Alice Gershon
Evelyn Gonzales
Elaine Grimm
Cornelia Haslett
Helen Kandel
Mildred Holodny
Doris McGuffey
Marjorie Rood
Lucille Ross Marjory Rosser
Zenia Sachs
Gertrude Schaffer
Ruth Stern
Renee Wolfson
Silver Bay Conference of New York Student Christian Movement
The Silver Bay Conference the second of two summer meetings will be held the week of June 15 at Silver Bay Lake George New York. Columbia delegates Harriet Fisken Barnard 44 and Rev Robert Andrus are listed with Dr Christina P Grant and Mary Milnes guiding Barnard. The keynote from Rose Terlin Faith for Reconstruction urges daring faith amid terror and suffering and calls for realistic leadership. Daily schedule includes swimming chapel Bible seminars discussion groups technical hours auditorium meetings and free hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student Christian Movement
New York State
Silver Bay
Lake George
New York
Columbia
Harriet Fisken
Barnard
Robert Andrus
Christina P. Grant
Mary Milnes
Rose Terlin
Barnard War Board Bazaar To Feature Booths And Prizes
Barnard War Board plans a charity bazaar this afternoon from 12 to 5 30 on both sides of the lawn. Admission is ten cents. Prizes from major retailers and local shops include badminton racket cosmetics jewelry and a free lunch. Pocket books flowers and palmistry add variety as clubs offer various crafts and games. Proceeds benefit the War Savings Bond Drive with outside guests welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard War Board
Alex Taylor
Arnold Constable
Best's
Charles of the Ritz
Jensen Inc
Macy's
Pocket Books Inc
Primrose House
Saks Fifth Avenue
Seamprets Slips
AWVS Seeks Cooperation In Volunteer Women’s Services
Mrs. James H. Douglas and Mrs. Samuel Auerbach of the American Women's Volunteer Services spoke in the Little Parlor on Tuesday urging cooperation and organization of women during the crisis. The group trains women for emergency service, offering courses in air raid protection first aid motor repair Morse code physical fitness radio theory nutrition photography map reading Spanish teletyping and more at 2112 Broadway near 73rd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Douglas
Samuel Auerbach
American Women’s Volunteer Services
Little Parlor
Broadway
73Rd Street
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Cornelia
Nicolson
Henry IV
Bartlett
Hotspur
Falstaff
Sally Ferris
Miller
Ganizations
United States
Frieda S. Miller
AWVS
American Women's Voluntary Services, Inc
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