Dr Vera Michele Dean Discusses This Troubled World
Dr Vera Michele Dean told the International Relations Club that facile pessimism or optimism misreads World War II realities. She warned Allies must act decisively as Germany seeks objectives in Eastern Europe by threat, Russia gains frontier recovery, and neutral nations endure a looming crisis as war production rises.
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Vera Micheles Dean
International Relations Club
Dean
Europe
Hitler
Dr. Dean
Germany
Stalin
Russia
Italy
United States
Miss Wayman And A A Head Attend National Conventions
Miss Agnes R Wayman head of Barnards physical education department and Meredith Wright A A president attended national conventions in Chicago and Columbus Ohio as delegates to the 45th annual American Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation meeting. Wayman chaired the National General Policies Committee and the Permanent Historical Exhibits committee while Wright joined discussions at Ohio State University with delegates from 47 colleges. Patty Berg, 1938 amateur golf champion, spoke on competitive golf for college women.
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Barnard
Physical Education
the Athletic Association
Agnes R. Wayman
Meredith Wright
A.A
Chicago
Columbus
Ohio
American Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
NEA
Miss Wayman
American Academy of Physical Education
AFC
Athletic Federation of College Women
Ohio State University
Patty Berg
University of Minnesota
Changes in Final Exam Schedule Announced
The registrar's office announces updated final exam times for Miner al 12 Sociology 8 Zoology 22 and Phy 30. Exams shift to new dates and times with Friday May 24 and Saturday May 25 cited for several courses and copies available in the registrar's office.
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Howes
M H
McIg
Egistrar
Public Service Talks Planned at Barnard
Barnard College hosts two public service events on May 7 with speakers from the Connecticut League of Women Voters and Barnard graduates. Katherine Luddington discusses paid and volunteer league work at 4 in 304 Barnard followed by a tea with Annie Nathan Meyer. A noon Government Majors luncheon in 401 Barnard features Frances Henderson Felise Laurier Hilda Loveman Catherine McPolan and Miriam Roher sharing career experiences.
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Barnard
Katherine Luddington
Connecticut League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters
Annie Nathan Meyer
Barnard College
Public Service
Frances Henderson
New York League of Women Voters
Felise Laurier
New York State Labor Department
Hilda Loveman
News Week
Catherine McPolan
Miriam Roher
National Municipal Review
Program Deadline For 1940 1941 Registration At Four
Deadline for filing academic year 1940 1941 programs is four o clock today at the Registrar. Each elective blank must be signed by the student s class adviser and senior and junior signatures from the head of the major department. Lateness incurs a ten dollar fine, twenty dollars after commencement. Committee on Instruction action notices mailed after mid June.
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Committee On Instruction On
Elections for Class of '42 Offices and Representatives
Nancy Swan elected Junior Show Chairman and Edith Meyer Joann McQuiston and Glafyra Fernandez named vice president secretary and treasurer. Barbara Fish Francis Farenholz Isabella Brogan Jane Devonshire elected Representative Assembly Jane Devonshire to Honor Board Betty Hanf Social Chairman Katharine Hanly Class Historian Eleanor Webb song leader Miss Meyer Secretary Sophomore class and Barnard Hall Social Committee member Miss McQuiston Wigs and Cues member and former Community Chest Committee Undergraduate Secretary Glafyra Fernandez AA Badminton Manager Greek Games participant Eleanor Webb Eligibility Barnard Hall Social Committees.
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Nancy Swan
Edith Meyer
Joann McQuiston
Glafyra Fernandez
Barbara Fish
Francis Farenholz
Isabella Brogan
Jane Devonshire
Representative Assembly
Betty Hanf
Jean Hughes
Katharine Hanly
Eleanor Webb
Miss Meyer
Barnard Hall
Miss McQuiston
Wigs
Cues
Yearbook pledges due by Friday May 10
The staff announces that all Mortarboards must be paid by Friday May 10. Students seeking payment arrangements should contact Winifred Anderson before that date. Unfulfilled pledges may be acted upon by the Court of Senior Proctors.
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Winifred Anderson
Alumna Wins Public Service Fellowship at Barnard
Miriam Roher Barnard class of 1936 won the Public Service Fellowship for the coming year. It is the first Barnard student to win the award dating to 1934, funded by the Women’s Organization for Prohibition Reform. The $1,300 stipend was administered by a committee led by Professor Maude Huttman.
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Miriam Roher
Barnard
Women’s Organization For Prohibition Reform
Dwight Davis
Maude Huttman
Roher
Rita Roher
Quarterly
Bulletin
Northwestern University
Columbia
Miss Roher
National Municipal League of New York
National Municipal Review
Miriam Camp
Massachusetts
Mt. Holyoke
Louise Pinkham
Radcliffe
Lost Property Claim Deadline At Comptroller Office
Notices from the Comptroller state unclaimed lost and found items will be auctioned at noon on May 9 in the Conference Room. Students are urged to visit the office before May 8 to identify and claim their belongings.
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Comptroller’s Office
Comptroller's Office
Plan Dance For May 10
The last Coffee Dance of the year will be held Friday May 10. A sign-up poster appears in Mrs Read s office on Wednesday May 8 at 12 30. Phyllis Mann 41 was elected chairman of the new Social Committee by Representative Assembly. She also serves as Vice Chair of Senior Proctors and has held multiple class and committee roles.
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Representative Assembly
Marjorie
Traditional Step Singing Signals Senior Week Kickoff
Step singing on Friday May 31 ushers in Senior Week with four classes in white gowns. Each class sings two original tunes one a class song and a farewell tribute. Rehearsals and schedules are announced by Adeline Bostlemann with luncheons and a college playday to follow including games and dancing.
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Milbank
Adeline Bostlemann
Class of 1943 Elects Officers and Delegates
Gertrude Muhlhan and Rena Libera were elected secretary and treasurer of the Class of 1943 at a Tuesday meeting. Elinor Foster named class representative to Honor Board, and Jeanne Anderson, Grace Quinlan, Jane Conger, Ellen Barnett, and Fannette Houston were chosen as delegates to the Representative Assembly.
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Gertrude Muhlhan
Rena Libera
Elinor Foster
Representative Assembly
Jeanne Anderson
Grace Quinlan
Jane Conger
Ellen Barnett
Fannette Hous
University to Build Brander Matthews Theatre at Columbia
Columbia plans a $75,000 theater arts building named Brander Matthews Hall on 117th Street between Amsterdam Avenue and Morningside Drive. The 290-seat auditorium will serve drama teachers and students, with Columbia Theatre Associates moving from Earl Hall. Reverend Andrus notes more space will boost Protestant activities.
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Ature
Columbia
University
117Th Street
Earl Hall
Matthews
Columbia Theatre Associates
Robert G. Andrus
Barnard and Rutgers Glee Clubs Plan Joint Recital
Barnard Glee Club joins Rutgers Glee Club for a joint recital at Rutgers University this evening. They will tour the campus, dine with fraternities, and perform selections including Bach, Debussy, Moore, Purcell, and The Mikado number. A closed dance follows and they expect to return to Brooks Hall by 1:30.
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Barnard Glee Club
Rutgers Glee Club
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
James Giddings
Rutgers
Barnard
Debussy
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R. V. Dean
A.A. Head
Wayman
Office of the Comptroller
Miss Bostlemann
Rena Wd
Matthews Hall
of Brander Matthews
Sterdam Avenue
Morningside Drive
Brander Matthews Hall
Butler
C.T.A
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