Editorial Slate Named for Barnard JAKE Magazine
The Barnard temporary committee nominates Marion Catalane Judith Wasser and Geraldine Wetmore as editor candidates for the new Barnard JAKE magazine with an open slate for nominations. A meeting next week will hear candidates speak and representatives will vote next Monday on the editor selection.
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Jake
Marion Catalane
Judith Wasser
Geraldine Wetmore
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Freshmen Elected To Rep Assembly
At Brinckerhoff Theatre Helen Pond presiding the freshman class chose delegates to the Representative Assembly from forty two nominees. Named are Pat Day Nancy Elmendorf Pat Froelich Fileen Gilmore Shirley Kameli Christine Morris Mary Robertson Laurie Trevor Natalia Tronose Robbie Tunick. This completes this year’s Assembly roster under the new constitution adopted last spring.
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Helen Pond
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Representative Assembly
Pat Day
Nancy Elmendorf
Pat Froelich
Fileen Gilmore
Shirley Kamel
Christine Morris
Mary Ribertson
Laurie Trevor
Natalia Troncose
Robbie Tunick
Assembly to Consider Financing Mortarboard
The Representative Assembly will meet today to discuss funding Mortarboard after deficits in prior years and higher printing costs. Treasurer Mary Louise Stewart proposes a scaled donation method by club size. The assembly will also decide if the Freshman A A representative should be elected or appointed.
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Representative Assembly
Mary Louise Stewart
A.A
Straw Vote Shows Narrow Split Near 50 50 In BarnardElection
Hope Simeon, chair of Political Council Students, announced two day Barnard straw vote results. Dewey led in faculty ballots 41 to 26 while Roosevelt topped student ballots 430 to 421 with Browder and Thomas minor totals. Cumulative totals show Roosevelt 461 and Dewey 456. Polls ran 10 to 2 with no voter checks.
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Barnard
Hope Simeon
Political Council
Dewey
Roosevelt
Browder
Norman Thomas
Thomas Preston Peardon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Jake
Barnard Folk Dance Event Promises Fun Night
Folk Dance enthusiasts convene Friday 7:30 to 10 at the Barnard Gym with calls by Professor Margaret Holland and instructor Margaret DeHaan. Refreshments provided as old and new students join the year’s first dance party, no admission fee.
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Dorothea Abbott
Barnard
Steps Built Up To Big Let Down
After fifty years the school steps are cracked and worn. They will be uprooted and rebuilt in a staged remodeling plan. The Columbia comptroller's office reports an initial three week cement experiment with evacuations of a section to test the process before broader work.
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Columbia Comptroller's Office
Bulletin Schedule Change For Election Day Holiday
The NO PAPER THURSDAY Bulletin will not be issued next Thursday due to the Election Day holiday and is expected to publish as usual on Monday November 13 unless unforeseen delays occur.
Carnival Climax Of NWF Drive At Barnard Gym
The Barnard National War Fund drive stages a Friday November 17 carnival in the gym at seven thirty. Edith Boran urges Barnard students to attend with family and friends for hourly features, games, and refreshments. Each club runs a booth with prizes for best decorations. folk dancing led by Margaret Holland. a roulette wheel and auction continue while articles remain. The drive also runs a raffle for Oklahoma tickets, with the draw on November 14 by Clifton Fadi man. A Health Bar on Jake is planned Monday. honey buns and chocolate milk will be sold to aid the drive. A penny bank will collect excess change, and pledges will start after the assembly November 14 as classes compete toward a $2500 goal.
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Barnard National War Fund
Edith Boran
Drive
Barnard
Margaret Holland
NWF
Clifton Fadiman
Jake
Ruth Bischoff
Co op Seeks Hayes Modern European History Volume II
Milbank Hall basement hosts needed copies for urgent Spring semester use. Co op requests students or readers with a copy to bring it to the basement for loan or rental. Out of print titles make access difficult for European history courses.
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Hayes
Co-op
Milbank Hall
Thomas to Lecture To Clubs Friday
Thomas of the Columbia Music Department and Albany Symphony Orchestra will lecture and perform a Debussy themed program in the College Parlor this Friday November 10 at four. The event is hosted by French Club and Music Club to promote music drama knowledge through lecture recitals by the noted conductor.
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Rudolph Thomas
Debussy
Thomas
Columbia Music Department
Albany Symphony Orchestra
Hamburg
Hanover
Darmstadt
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
America
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Albany Crite
Brooks Hall
Music Club
Alice Eaton
Shirley Sudock
Charlotte Beckwith
Freshmen Sophomores to Discuss Greek Games Meeting
A joint meeting of freshmen and sophomores will be held in the gymnasium at noon on Wednesday to explain Greek Games to new students. Speakers include Professor Marion Strong, Mary Brown, and Marcia Balfour. Balfour urges attendance as committees form for the Games departments.
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Marion Strong
Mary Brown
Marcia Balfour
Miss Balfour
Nancy Cameron
Betty Green
Aline Crenshaw
Mary-Louise Brown
Marilyn Martin
Jean Connors
Joanna Wells
Properties
Isabella Sarvis
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