Barnard Faculty Eyes U N Cooperation Proposals
Professor Jane Clark Carey heads a Barnard committee on U N relations and announces two proposals. The faculty seeks student volunteers at the United Nations and invites U N officials to Barnard to discuss the organization. Some talks may be in French and late afternoon sessions are planned to maximize student attendance.
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Jane Clark Carey
Barnard
United Nations
U.N
The
Senator Austin
Carey
Bulletin Postponed To Monday For Election Day Holiday
The next issue will appear on Monday instead of Thursday because tomorrow is Election Day and the paper cannot go to press. This change shifts publication due to the holiday observance.
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Bulletin
Reverend Cole Installed as Counselor to Protestant Students
The Reverend William G. Cole will be formally installed as the Counsellor to Protestant students at Columbia University. The service will occur Thursday at four o'clock in St Pauls Chapel with tea served in Earl Hall afterward.
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William G. Cole
Columbia University
St. Paul’s Chapel
Earl Hall
Liberal Club forum pits Root and Connolly on reform
Oren Root and Eugene Connolly debated election issues at a Liberal Club forum in the College Parlor from 4 to 6 PM. Root cited Democratic dissension between liberal wings and accused failed liberal bills, while Connolly, a City Council member and congressional candidate, labeled Republicans as reactionary and criticized Dewey on veteran housing and tax policy. A questions session followed with Dr. S. Stansfeld Sargent as moderator.
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Oren ‘Root Jey
Eugene Connolly
College
Willkie
Mr. Root
Young Republican Club
American Veterans Committee
Democratic
Democratic Party
Congress
Mr. Connolly
Republican Party
Dewey
N.Y.C
Jake
Liberal Club
Oren Root
Newman Club Dance Tonight at John Jay Cafeteria
Newman Club and Columbia College Newman Club host a pre election dance from 8 30 to 12 in the John Jay cafeteria with The College Kings five piece orchestra. Refreshments cost 50 cents. Mary Knappen 47 announces a meeting November 11 from 4 to 6 in College Parlor.
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Barnard Newman Club
Columbia College Newman Club
John Jay
College Kings
Mary Knappen
Newman Club
John K. Daly
Corpus Christi
Hayes
Christopher Wyatt
The
Catholic World
Monica Wyatt
John Hopkins
Scribner's
Greek Games Meeting Plans Freshman Chairman Election
A Greek Games meeting and demonstration for freshmen will be held Wednesday at Brinckerhoff Theater at noon. Freshmen must attend to hear requirements for the chairman role, with Ann Ford and Teresa Talento presenting details and central committee members speaking.
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Brinckerhoff Theater
Barnard
Ann Ford
Miss Ford
Teresa Talento
Mead Leads In Barnard Poll For Gubernatorial Contest
Senator James Mead leads Governor Thomas E. Dewey in a Barnard College straw poll with 68 votes to 38 from a 106 vote tally. The booth remains open for students to vote and receive literature supporting candidates. Margaret Weitz, Political Council president, says the poll aims to spark student interest in the election.
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Political Council
James Mead
Thomas E. Dewey
Mead
Dewey
Roosevelt
Margaret Weitz
Arriving at a Mature Faith Lectures at St Pauls Chapel
Professor John E. Smith of Barnard delivers a talk on Belief in God in St Pauls Chapel as part of a lecture series. Earlier speaker Dr Erwin Edman of Columbia urged living today as an act of faith and linking faith to knowledge and science. Subsequent talks include Social Morality with Mrs Rheinhold Niebuhr and Personal Morality by Professor McGuire.
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John E. Smith
Barnard
Philosophy and Religion
God
St. Paul’s Chapel
Erwin Edman
Philosophy Department
Columbia
Edman
McGuire
Mme Muret Returns to Barnard After Year in France
Charlotte T. Muret of Barnard College confirms she and her husband spent the war years in Paris under German occupation. She notes Parisian streets were empty due to gas rationing, describes Switzerland as abundant, and says communism has weakened as Europe recovers. Her trip included a failed Paris art gallery entry and a recall of airline food.
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Mme
Charlotte T. Muret
History Department
Barnard
France
M. Muret
Paris
Mme. Muret
Switzerland
Muret
Europe
United States
Paints French Student Life During War Struggles
Anne Seillieres a nineteen year old post graduate French student spoke at the Societe Francaise about life for students in France during the war. She described harsh conditions including forced labor in Germany and in Alsace Lorraine compulsory use of German and executions for speaking French.
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Anne Seillieres
France
Societe Francaise
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Miss Seillieres
America
P C Changes Constitution After Low Student Interest
Political Council moved by Student Council to strike Article 5 Section 3 which required a meeting for freshmen and student government intro. A new section allows a tea for undergraduate officer nominees in the spring replacing the removed clause.
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Political Cubs
Permisson
Student Council
Political Counci
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