Intercollegiate Meeting Backs Student UN Conference
The New York Intercollegiate Conference on The United Nations endorsed a plan to have the three sponsor groups study an international student conference. The event at Columbia drew over 100 students from the metro area with Douglas Coster of Columbia as student chairman.
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Tatlock Latin Prize Awarded to Elizabeth Allen
Elizabeth Allen 42 received the Tatlock prize for Latin proficiency. Helen Wellicz 43 and Rosemary Barnsdall 43 were named honorable mentions. Professor Gertrude Hirst of the Greek and Latin department announced the results after the April 25 examination in memory of Jean Willard Tatlock.
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Elizabeth Allen
International conference urged on political cooperation
The conference commission of Political Cooperation of the United Nations proposed an international conference led by Ing J. Hane, a noted Czechoslovakian statesman. ISS announced early work on such a conference and said it was consulting with parties.
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Senior Week Schedule Includes Ceremonies and Banquet
The list outlines Senior Week events from May 29 to June 4. Activities include an Ivy Ceremony, Senior Ball, Baccalaureate Service and Tea, Class Day Exercises and Commencement, Alumnae Day, Trustee’s Supper, and a Senior Banquet.
Grimm Wins Fellowship for Yale Psychology Work
Elaine Grimm 42 receives the Mary Ives Fellowship of 600 dollars for psychology study at Yale Graduate School. Professor Richard Youtz announces the award. Grimm, a psychology major and newly elected Phi Beta Kappa, plans PhD work and a future in clinical psychology.
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Mary Ives
Yale Graduate School
Richard Youtz
Miss Grimm
Columbia Graduate School
Yale
Phi Beta Kappa
Senior Ball Promises Belle-Dom Night Across Campus
Senior Ball will close four years of study with a plantation theme in the gym turned veranda. A midnight supper will be served by archly named staff, as Johnny Mitchell provides music and memories of four years in gentile style.
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Johnny Mitchell
Dean Addresses Senior Class Event at Brinckerhoff Theater
Dean Gildersleeve will address the senior class today at 1 10 in the Brinckerhoff Theater. The meeting is open to seniors only with full attendance invited. Seniors will meet with the Dean at tea in the College Parlor this afternoon. Caps gowns white dresses and black shoes are required.
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Vernon Will Head New Political Association
Vernon Will head a new political association as Marcia Freeman notes. Meanwhile What's Cooking at Columbia, a cookbook from faculty kitchens published by the University Committee for United Ward Relief, goes on sale at the Bookstore with all proceeds to the committee. The volume features recipes from Columbia leaders including President Nicholas Murray Butler and Dean Gilder sleeve, plus a largo list of Barnard contributors and a featured lentil soup and lemon soufflé with detailed preparation steps.
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Barnard Students Favor National Service Courses
A BULLETIN poll of 169 Barnard students finds 138 in favor of extra curricular National Service courses next year. Of these 138, 115 support precautionary skills courses and 90 want small credit courses in special war skills like meteorology. Fifty six said yes to war service minors, 96 no, while 35 of all polled are preparing for war service as war minors. Eighty two prefer war relief activities outside academics and 76 favor other service lines. 138 would follow a line of war service if offered.
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Proctor List Released For 1942 43 Proctors Named
Anne Heene releases the 1942 43 list of Senior Proctors including Matie Armstrong Shirley Aronow Joan Borgenicht Roberta Bradford Deborah Burstein Mary V Callcott Carol Collins Judith Coplon Virginia Donchian Denise Donegan and others Sybil Kotkin vice chairman will preside over the Court of Senior Proctors whose four members will be elected this week Proctors supervise Honor Code compliance and college regulations First meeting held Friday with duties explained Next meeting today at 1 00 will announce examination proctoring schedules and Court members
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Anne Heene
Matie Armstrong
Shirley Aronow
Joan Borgenicht
Roberta Bradford
Deborah Burstein
Mary V. Callcott
Carol Collins
Judith Coplon
Virginia Donchian
Denise Donegan
Marcia Freeman
Elsie Friemus
Ruth Geyer
Elizabeth Haithwaite
Harriet Hirschfeld
Sybil Kotkin
Virginia Lee
Rena Libera
Martha Livesay
Oi-Yung Loo
Betty Lowell
Ellen Maeser
Gertrude Muhlhan
Nathaliel Neill
Margaretha Nestlen
Sybil Nurco
Helen Phillips
Laura Ponticorvo
Mary Root
Jeanne Rosen
Grace Sherman
Eleanor Suttle
Verna Tamborelle
Rose Ruth Tarr
Barbara Valentine
Ann Vermilye
Jean Walsh
Byrd Wise
Patricia Galloway
Eithne
Ann Heene
Vernon elected president as Political Association formed
Beverly Vernon forty four was elected next year’s President of the Political Association by the Representative Assembly. Doris Bayer presented the closed slate with Joan Borgenicht and Sybil Kotkin both forty three. The Assembly permanently accepted the association’s constitution and approved standardizing club constitutions to ease archive work.
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Auction Thursday Offers Wide Range of Unclaimed Goods
A Thursday noon sale in the Conference Room features unclaimed items from the Lost and Found Treasure Chest. Ursula De Antonio, auctioneer for Undergrad Association, promises bargains on clothes, jewelry, a camera, a leather briefcase, gloves, scarves, books, sweaters, a ball of wool, and knitting needles. Claimants may still recover valuables before the auction.
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