Barnard College Seeks Volunteers to Help UN Delegations
At a faculty meeting on April 29 Barnard College invites all interested students to volunteer for UN hospitality in New York. Applicants should state available time, summer or late August through September, and list linguistic or other qualifications. Send written statements to the Dean's Office by May 15 for selection. Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve.
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United Nations
New York
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Barnard
General Assembly
Senior Ball Opens Senior Week Amid War Time
On Saturday June 1 the first Senior Ball since the war begins will be held in the gym. Bids are $3.50 in exam week or at the door. Music by Bud Laird. Mary Sullivan chairs the ball and invites 12 guests including Dean Gildersleeve. Alumni from Barnard invited. 205 seniors signed up for Senior Week. Step singing opens the week starting May 31.
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Bud Laird
Mary Sullivan
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
Senior Proctors Elect Court Secretariat
At the first meeting of the new Board of Senior Proctors Aline Crenshaw Charlotte Hanley Judith Mortenson and Sheila St Lawrence were elected members of the Court of Senior Proctors to serve under Audrey Cox the chairman appointed by Student Council The court handles violations of Undergraduate Association rulings Alice Hansen and Priscilla Block were chosen as Secretariat for the Board
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Aline Crenshaw
Charlotte Hanley
Judith Mortenson
Sheila St. Lawrence
Audrey Cox
Alice Hansen
Priscilla Block
Barnard Halls Donate $100 to World Student Service Fund
The Barnard Residence Halls contribute 100 to the World Student Service Fund via a dormitory drive. The amount was omitted from last issue of Bulletin. Club presidents overseeing benefits are to send funds to Andrey Cox immediately.
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World Student Service Fund
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Andrey Cox
Council Appoints Students to Key Posts For 1950
The Student Council elected Lawrie Trevor 48 to chair the Freshman Day committee for the class of 1950. Shirley Stout 49 became Community Service chair for 1946-47 and Anne Attura was named Press Board manager. Mary Sultzer was Poster chairman. Honor Board members are Ann Dekay 47 Elaine Ryan 48 and Eleanor Lee Lyman 49. Jewel Fewkes replaces Lyman as honor board member for her class. The Barnard Pre Med Club merger with Columbia College Pre Med was approved. A proposed change to activities eligibility was vetoed as records showed few would be affected.
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Lawrie Trevor
Shirley Stout
Anne Attura
Mary Sultzer
Ann Dekay
Elaine Ryan
Eleanor Lee Lyman
Jewel Fewkes
Miss Lyman
Bulletin
Barnard
Columbia College
Peggy Partridge
Seniors reminded to wear caps and gowns to events
Seniors are reminded to wear caps and gowns and dark dresses to the Dean's Address and Tea tomorrow. It is a tradition that seniors wear caps and gowns to classes on Thursday and Friday this week.
Committee Drives Food Conservation in Barnard Cafeteria
After a conference with Mrs. Mabel Jordan, the International Relations Club committee authorized by the Representative Assembly enacted emergency steps to conserve cafeteria food. Pies will have a single crust, oyster crackers be served only on demand, and no wheat desserts on May 16 17. Students are urged to order sandwiches with one slice of bread and limit desserts to one. Foods for overseas shipment are already maximized conservation.
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Mabel Jordan
International Relations Club
Representative Assembly
Barnard
AA Presents 45 46 Awards at annual banquet
The AA Banquet, a capstone event of the year, honored outstanding college athletes with top awards. Dolores Drew received the Senior Honor Award and Pat Fitzgerald the Senior Service Award. Various seniors juniors and sophomores earned service and proficiency honors in physical education activities.
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Dolores Drew
Pat Fitzgerald
Alta Goulwin
Katherine Goldsmith
Ruth Maier
Ruth Raup
Barbara Hewlett
Lawrie Trevor
The
Athletic Association
Mary M. Brown
Marilyn Chasin
Isabel Griffin
Betty Green
Jane MacKnight
Helen Pond
Proposal to Merge Liberal Club and Action For Democracy
At a May meeting Nadia Cohen of Action For Democracy and Tamara Bliss urged reopening the merger question. They argued both groups share policies and goals and a combined effort could strengthen them. Debate includes redefining the club’s purpose and possibly adopting a new name.
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Liberal Club
Nadia Cohen
Action For Democracy
Tamara Bliss
Miss Bliss
Peace rally at McMillin Theatre honors V E Day
The Columbia Committee For Permanent Peace held a mass rally in McMillin Theatre on May 8 at 12 30 to reaffirm its search for peace. Speaker Russel Nixon accused Allied powers of leaving Nazis in power and denazification failing outside American zones. Algernon Black warned US policy drift post VJ Day and reliance on Britain and the Soviet Union for direction.
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Columbia Committee For Permanent Peace
Search For Peace
McMillin Theatre
Nixon
Germany
Harvard
America
Britain
France
Aachen
Mr. Black
House Meeting Tuesday on Brooks Living Room
A house meeting is set for Tuesday night in the Brooks Living Room to discuss proposed constitution changes and related motions. The gathering aims to review amendments and gather member input.
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Brooks
Classes Plan Affairs Rep Assembly Meets
The junior class led by Mary E Hayes plans a Bear Mountain excursion for June 1 with round trip tickets sold May 15 to 17. Sophomores must pay for their class luncheon by May 22 for May 31 at the Men’s Faculty Club. Freshmen host a May 31 luncheon at Butler Hall at 1 45. Social Committee members were elected: Helen Trevor Sue Demarest from 1947 Mable Brown Isabel Rise from 1948 Kevelyn Boxhorn Elizabeth Graves from 1949.
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Mary E. Hayes
Bear Mountain
Jake
Lawrie Trevor
Butler Hall
Representative Assembly
Helen Trevor
Sue Demarest
Mable Brown
Isabel Rise
Kevelyn Boxhorn
Elizabeth Graves
Barnard notices on subscriptions jobs and cleanup
Seniors may sign up for Bulletin at two fifty with a poster on Jake. Students seek summer jobs should visit Earl Hall to speak with staff about work camps and related positions. Professor Holland extends June Course deadline to May 17. applications to 209 Barnard Hall. Mr Swan urges students to tidy campus and dispose of papers in waste cans to aid ground crews.
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Earl Hall
Margaret Holland
Barnard Camp
Miss Holland
Barnard Hall
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Dean
WSSF
Council
IRC
Jordan
Eduard Lindeman
New York School of Social Work
Committee For Peace
McMillin
Walter Rautenstrauch
Algernon Black
Russel Nixon
Rep
John J. Swan
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