Hospitals Call For More Volunteers in New York City
The National Service seeks volunteers for major hospitals including Columbia Medical Center and New York Hospital. Morning roles involve feeding, flowers, library work, and X-ray duties. afternoons cover child care, recreational therapy, visual tests, clerical tasks, and pharmacy help. Interviews by appointment with volunteer chairs at Cornell Medical Center New York Hospital St Luke's Hospital and Hospital for Joint Diseases. Barnard committee offers inquiries at Milbank office on select days.
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168 Street
Broadway
Eye Institute
Sloane Hospital For
Presbyterian Hospital
Babies’ Hospital
Neurological Institute
Eye
Vanderbilt Clinic
Cornell Medical Center
New York Hospital
Rolands
Regent
St. Luke’s Hospital
Woods
Cathedral
Smoylan
Lehigh
Social Committee Plans Dances on Campus
The Social Committee outlines several dances over the next two weeks. A benefit dance for the National War Fund is set for Sunday Nov 19 with tickets on sale Wednesday. A coffee dance for medical students and midshipmen on Nov 25 in the Philosophy building. A Lion's Den dance for forty freshmen and sophomores on Friday afternoon Nov 10 hosted by V-12s and civilians, four to seven. Sign up on Jake. day students only.
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National War Fund
Lion’s den
Jake
Daly Seeks Barnard Spirit and Exposes Clash of Attitudes
The letter argues over Barnard College pride and school spirit, challenging revivalist zeal and snobbery in campus life. It contrasts Joe College with Barnardites and questions American identity tied to alumni ardor and sports culture. It dismisses turning Barnard into a country club while defending legitimate student involvement.
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Barnard
Miss Steiner
A A Sports Week Ends With Busy All College Events
A A Sports Week concluded Friday with a full lineup of activities planned by Marion Cat a land games chairman. Students and faculty played volleyball while tennis and softball ran concurrently. a camp fire with cocoa and doughnuts wrapped the finale.
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A.A
Marion Catalane
Games
Health Committee
Harriet Hanley
Ruth Maier
Jean Haroldson
Peggy Bruce
Games Committee
Newman Club
Debate Council
Sophomore Class Sets Meeting and Camp Plan
A Sophomore class meeting is scheduled for Thursday November 9 at noon in the theatre. Faculty and students will discuss the national service project specifics and finalize arrangements for the class weekend at Camp November 10 to 12.
Publication plans aim for color cover and pocket size magazine
Plans for a new publication include a color cover if possible and a redesigned pocket size format. Contributions may be returned with criticism, biographical notices for contributors will appear, and past work may be reviewed in a designated column. The college aims for broad participation and a New Yorker style cover and design.
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New Yorker
Geraldine Wetmore
Responsibility Theme Echoed by Byrne at Barnard Chapel
Barnard College History Department head Dr Eugene Byrne urged students to extend their religious responsibility beyond the chapel. He warned of complex times and the need to share duties with others defending liberty and a Christian way of life. Rabbi Isadore Hoffman will speak next week.
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Eugene FL Byrne
Barnard College
Barnard
Byrne
Church of God
St. Augustine
Dr. Byrne
Isadore Hoffman
Newman Club Meets Today at Fordham Faculty Speaker
Miss Elizabeth Salmon of Fordham University Graduate School of Philosophy will speak on What is Philosophy and Its Application to You from four to six in the Newman Club Conference Room. Refreshments will be served. Members announced a bowling team and plans for the National War Fund bazaar November 17 with a ring toss and cigarette prizes.
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Graduate School of Philosophy
Fordham University
Newman Club
Salmon
Louvain University
Doris McGannon
Annette Auld
Mary Brown
Helen Doherty
Clare Stein
Alecia Conner
Mary Brogan
Pat Sasseen
Grace Peters
Loretta Howard
Sheila Whitestone
Mary Farley
Madelaine Thomas
Mary Lou Hannigan
National War Fund
Roosevelt House
Cathedral College
Service Group Will Have Lecture
Mary K. Sinkhovitch vice president of The New York Housing Authority and director of Greenwich House will address a Community Service tea on November 28 at 4 pm in the College Parlor. She speaks on the Importance of the Local Community urging more student volunteers as a wartime and peacetime obligation. Blanche Sweet says volunteers are needed urgently for hospital nursery and settlement work.
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Mary K. Sinkhovitch
New York Housing Authority
Greenwich House
Barnard College Enrolls Fifty Six Foreign Students
Barnard College reports fifty six foreign undergraduates from eighteen nations plus Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Virgin Islands. Eight come from Germany and the list includes China Great Britain Holland Switzerland Lithuania Nicaragua Italy Yugoslavia Mexico Greece Persia Poland Japan and the free city of Danzig. The count is one fewer than last year. excludes students born abroad who have filed citizenship papers.
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Barnard College
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Rutgers
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A.A. Sports Week
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Elizabeth Salmon
ST. Paul's Chapel
Columbia University
Chaplain Rice
Shirley Sexater
U.C.A
Rabbi Hoffman
N.W.F
Oklahoma
Columbia Institute of Chiropractic
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New York City
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