French Plays Benefit Red Cross at Brinckeroff Theater
The French Club presents Martine and Les Suites d un Premier Mariage on May 4 and 5 to aid the Red Cross. Madame Eve Daniel directs with Barnard College students offered reduced tickets. Cast lists include Gabrielle Steiner Trebuchard and Madeleine Getaz Martine among others.
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Red Cross
Martine
The
Brincker‘hoff Theater
Madame Eve Daniel
New School For Social Research
Barnard
Jean-Jacques Bernard
Eugen Labiche
Gabrielle Steiner
Trébuchard
Jacqueline Shadgen
Blanche
Daisy Fornacea
Prudenval
Hennie Bestebreutje Piqueoiseau
Margot Loewy Claire
Sheila St. Lawrence
Ragusine
Julien
Rolande Redon
Jeanne
Blanche Sweet
Mme. Mervan
Hennie Bestebreuttje
Alfred
Lillianne Vasseur
Cercle Francaise
Nanette Newell
Cercle
Janet seeks steady work before marriage in fashion career
Stevenson profiles model Janet, noting a six year climb to the top and the toll of travel, lights, and fatigue. She plans to work a few years before any big commitment, contemplates living in Scotland or New York, and commutes daily from Yonkers. She enjoys the circus, hot dogs, Russian novels, and modern Russian composers.
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Dusty Anderson
Bettina Bolegard
Janet
Scotland
New York
Yonkers
Tschaikowsky
Callan to Lead Barnard Occupation Bureau Start May
Miss Ethel Callan Barnard 29 will join the Barnard Occupation Bureau staff May 1 to take over in June for Mrs Margery S Hubert Barnard 35 who is leaving. Callan has worked at the Columbia Appointments Office since 1980 handling part-time employment of women and recently some full-time work. Katherine S Doty assistant to the Dean and head of the Occupation bureau said the bureau is lucky to secure an alumna with Callan's experience to replace Hubert who has been with them seven years.
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Ethel Callan
Barnard
Barnard Occupation Bureau
Margery S. Hubert
Miss Callan
Columbia Appointments Office
Katherine S. Doty
Occupation Bureau
Hubert
USSA Convenes Friday in City Despite Club Opt Out
The Barnard Liberal Club will not send observers to the United States Student Assembly second national convention at the New School for Social Research on May 5 to 7. Provisional chair Joanne Ruth says the club is not affiliated and cannot send delegates. The program includes round tables on wartime communities, student reintegration, race relations, labor unions, and inflation. Notable speakers include Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Walter Nash, Benjamin Fine, and James Carey.
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Barnard Liberal Club
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Walter Nash
New Zealand
Benjamin Fine
The
New York Times
James Carey
International Student Assembly
USSA
Vassar
Cornell
Oberlin
Michigan
Arizona
Requests for Hop sponsor Harvest Hop
Undergraduate president Sabra Follett says the Student Council will receive requests from organizations wishing to sponsor Harvest Hop next fall. The Council expects to award the sponsorship at its May 11 meeting.
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Sabra Follett
Press Tea For Faculty At College Parlor Monday May 15
Plans call for the annual Publications Tea for faculty and staff in the College Parlor at 4 o clock on Monday May 15. Students escort professors to foster introductions as the Bulletin Mortarboard Quarterly Blue Book and Press Board staffs attend. Gloria Kingsley editor of Quarterly reports the spring issue is at the printer with many illustrations and a new cover.
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Bulletin
Mortarboard
Blue Book
Gloria Kingsley
OConnor Grace on McCalls cover Caroline OConnor Barnard freshman
Caroline OConnor a Barnard freshman shown on the McCalls cover with apple blossoms and spring skies. The Hempstead High School graduate is a Powers model since graduation, travels for assignments, and aims to major in Spanish while taking morning classes. She has worked for Mademoiselle and Blackstone cigars with a notable post appearance.
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McCall’s
Caroline O’connor
Barnard
Caroline
Hempstead High School
Powers
Mademoiselle
Blackstone Cigars
Saturday Evening Post
Albany
New York Power and Light Company
Stock Exchange
Religion and Democracy: A Synthesis for Modern Times
Betty Sachs, past Menorah president, argues religion and democracy are inseparable, citing Tocqueville and historic unity. She urges interfaith efforts to express morality, liberty, and equality, stressing religion as a guardian of democracy and the need for both. Dr. Gertrude V. Rich will speak tomorrow at noon, with other Chaplain and campus addresses planned.
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Danlanahta Onantaala
Alex de Tocqueville
Betty Sachs
Menorah
Miss Sachs
UCLA
Gertrude V. Rich
E. Mowbray Tate
Barnard
Stephen Bayne
New York
Bulletin Meeting Tuesday at Noon in 405 Barnard
A required Bulletin meeting is set for tomorrow at noon in room 405 Barnard. All staff members must attend.
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Barnard
Catalogue Revisions Announced for 1944 45 Courses
The Registrar reports corrections and additions to the 1944 45 catalogue including Government 25 26 replacing Government 31, and new courses English 89 99 Seminar in English history and Literature. Greek 12 revised hours. Italian courses open by permission. mathematics psychology course section changes. additions English 67 68 eighteenth century literature and English 65 66 poetry from Spenser to Milton with new instructors. Clifford teaching English 71 72 with updated hours Tuesday 2 and Thursday 2 4.
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Haller
Riccio
Miss Carbonara
James J. Clifford
Pennsylvania
Spenser
Milton
William Haller
Clifford
Blake
Byron
Stepsinging rehearsals reminder for class groups
Reminder lists practice sessions for step singing each week before exams. Seniors and juniors meet Friday at 12 30 in the gym or conference room while sophomores and freshmen use conference room on specified weekdays with dates May 8 9 and 16. Ensemble rehearsals are on May 17 at 12 00 on the lawn or conference room and June 2 at 2 00 on Milbank Porch.
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Milbank
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Callan
Duty Office
O’connor
Joan Raup
Supreme Court of the
Congress
Carey
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