Class Meetings Debated For Mandatory Assemblies At Barnard
Barnard Assembly Committee proposes making assemblies mandatory on the first and third Tuesdays each month. Current policy requires four assemblies per year, but attendance is only about twenty five percent. Claudine Tillier will speak at the next class meetings to gauge student opinion and determine if policy should be resumed.
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Claudine Tillier 50
Claudine Tillier
Miss Tillier
Barnard
Seniors Plan June Activities For 1949 Class Week
Senior Week plans discussed at a dinner November 7 in the Deanery. Betsy Richards heads the Senior Week committee with Evelyn Boxhorn coordinating class dues and events. The schedule includes two Faculty teas, a Senior Ball June 3, Baccalaureate, Ivy Ceremony, Banquet, Class Night, and diplomas on June 8.
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Betsy Richards
Evelyn Boxhorn
Brooks Hall
Medical exam required for senior programs approval
Dr. Marjorie J. Nelson announces that senior programs will not be approved unless the student has undergone a medical examination in the medical office.
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Marjorie J. Nelson
WSSF Dinner Highlights Term Drive Leaders
WSSF held a rally dinner in South Dining Hall with solicitors and the term drive committee. Honored guests included John Smith and French R. Fogel, Wilmer Kitchen, and Mrs. Charles O. English. Bitten Jensen 50 led the event urging personal outreach to students. Kitchen spoke of aiding students in Europe, China and India and described gifts of friendship over political motives. Smith and Fogle praised the drive and shared past experiences with WSSF.
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Term Drive
World Student Service Fund
WSSF
Solicitors
South Dining Hall
John Smith
French R. Fogel
Wilmer Kitchen
Charles O. English
Bitten Jensen
Kitchen
Europe
China
India
Smith
Fogle
World Federalists Hear World Government Topic
Larry Fuchs secretary to the National Executive Council speaks at 4 p.m. Monday in College Parlor on World Government The Next Step in American Foreign Policy. He discusses latest developments and policy decisions and the role of World Federalism with the U N.
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Larry Fuchs
National Executive Council of
World Federalists
Fuchs
Cleveland
U.N
World Federalist
William F. Boyd Guest of Honor at Majors Meeting
Dr. William F. Boyd, visiting lecturer from Atlanta University, speaks on Assistance to Un developed Areas of the World at a majors tea in the Deanery at 4 pm this afternoon. He lectures on Southern Politics tomorrow at 1 pm to the American Government class in Room 104 Milbank.
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William F. Boyd
Atlanta University
Milbank
Boyd
Talladega College
Alabama
University of Michigan
Barnard
American Friends Service Committee
Europe
Orient
WSSF Drive Opens At College Assembly
Barnard's term drive opened at an all college assembly with speakers Bit ten Jensen, Drive Chairman, Philip Egerton of the International Student Service Committee, and Dr. Rheinhold Niebuhr. Egerton described Europe and Asia's educational devastation and urged funds from students to students for books and equipment. Niebuhr outlined UNESCO's role and a path to world community through toleration and shared culture.
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Barnard
All College
Bitten Jensen
Drive
Philip Egerton
International Student Service Committee
Rheinhold Niebuhr
Unesco
Union Theological Seminary
Egerton
Europe
Asia
Italy
Greece
Philippines
WSSF
Niebuhr
World Community
Dr. Niebuhr
Captains Organize Students Start Appointment Book Sale
The Development Plan Student Committee meets tomorrow at 4 in Conference Room to launch an interclass sale of appointment books. As teams gather, 237 workers are enrolled and captains must submit rosters to Mrs. Goshorn, Room 106, Barnard Hall. Books ordered will be mailed to purchasers. examiners may view the books in Room 106.
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Goshorn
Barnard Hall
NSA Card Sale Revised by SC
The Columbia University Student Council revised the National Student Association card sales split. CUSC will get 45 cents per card while local councils receive 25 cents, instead of 35 cents each, until CUSC funds NSA delegation needs are met. Salaries at University Co op were raised retroactively to 1.50, 1.26, and 1.05 per hour.
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Columbia University
National Student Association
CUSC
Barnard
NSA
Quartier Latin Dance Sponsored by Barnard and Columbia
The Société Francaise of Barnard and the French Club of Columbia host the Quartier Latin Dance in John Jay Hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets cost 1.20 dollars. Proceeds fund a Barnard Columbia scholarship to send a student to France next summer.
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Société Francaise of
Barnard
French Club of
Columbia
John Jay Hall
Helena Baan
General Studies
Chuck Carleton
France
Curriculum Poll Deadline Announced for Questionnaires
Mrs. Florence Pearlman announces a 3 p.m. Friday deadline on November 4 to return curriculum questionnaires to the box. The committee aims to publish results on the marking system by the end of next week.
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Jake
Florence Pearlman
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Mary Jean Huntington
Bernice Greenfield
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Maydawn Devoe
Julie Davidow
Martha Greene
Helen Adams
Gale Gould
Irma Socci
Sue Morehouse
June Pennoyer
Nancy Borwnley
Charlotte Radway
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Rhoda Zorn
Eleanor Peters
Harriet Costikyan
Florence Montague
Jane Steketee
Patricia Colley
Christiana Rennie
Lucille Gottlieb
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