Barnard Opens National Service Courses This Week
Barnard's National Service Program starts with eight service courses first session held this week. The Eligibility committee led by Charlotte Gabor will grant one eligibility point per course to participants. The Red Cross Motor Corps course enrolls 28 students. public discussion course draws 20.
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Barnard
Committee On Instruction In National Service
Cen
Tral Committee
Charlotte Gabor
Red Cross Motor Corps
Follett Elected Freshman Class Vice President
Sabra Follett was elected vice president of the freshman class at a meeting on Friday October 31. She was chosen from eight nominees leading a group of twenty six candidates including Janet Brunstetter Sally Ferris Marianne Miller Anne Ross Althea Knickerbocker Hope Simon and Barbara St Clair.
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Sabra Follett
Miss Follett
Janet Brunstetter
Sally Ferris
Marianne Miller
Anne Ross
Althea, Knickerbocker
Hope Simon
Barbara St. Clair
Three Classes Hold Required Meetings
The junior class meets at 12 30 in room 304 Barnard Hall with compulsory attendance. The sophomore class meets at 12 noon in room 204, attendance required. At 12 30 the freshman class attends a required meeting in Brinkerhoff theatre today.
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Barnard Hall
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Students Plan Social Service Trips And Volunteer Efforts
Members of Barnard College Social Service committee and volunteers coordinate three field trips including Henry Street Settlement, Shelter Arm at 129th Street, and East River Housing Project. They also run Travelers Aid collections in Grand Central Station through Monday with hours for interested volunteers.
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East River
Jake
Grand Central Station
Travelers’ Aid Society
Barnard Hall
Oi-Yung Loo
Amer
Barnard CURE Bulletin Highlights Week Programs
The first CURC Bulletin for Barnard College lists weekly programs and a short history of the radio station. Staff headed by Henry Burger Col. ’44, Dawn Shaw ’45, and Gail Baywid ’44 distribute the issue to resident students. Tonight features music from Jive with Clive at 8:05 to a Bach symphonic hour from 11:00 to 11:00.
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Barnard
Henry Burger
Col
Arel ‘Dawn Shaw
Gail Baywid
Clive
Bach Gonecerti
Drama Club Announces First Play For December Run
The Drama Club selects Distinguished Gathering a three act mystery for December 5 and 6 at Brinckerhoff Theatre with New York premiere by Wigs and Cues. Alice Gershon president announces James Parrish wrote the English melodrama directed by Arthur Sircom and final tryouts occur this afternoon and evening.
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Alice Gershon
Wigs and Cues
James Parrish
New York
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Nananne Porcher
Beatrice’ Kremsdorf
T. Bliss
M. Clinton
H. Dreisner
E. White
H. Webster
R. Short
C. Norton
K. Hanly
Seniors Give $35 To W.S.S.F. Drive Initiated
The senior class votes a $35 contribution to the World Student Service Fund. Campaigns begin Wednesday November 26 and run for one week with each girl buying a 50 cent Drive button as the first donation.
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College World Student Service Fund
Helen Kandel
Coed Weekly Sport Afternoon Set By Athletic Association
Barnard and Columbia host a Friday afternoon sport session in the Barnard gym with badminton volleyball and ping pong. Participants may bring dates but must wear a sweater or gym attire and sneakers. Sign up to limit attendance and ensure space for the event.
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Columbia
Barnard
Athletic Association
A.A
Jake
Herbert Agar to Speak at Armistice Day Assembly
Herbert Agar editor of the Louisville Courier Journal and Fight for Freedom Committee founder will speak at Barnard gymnasium Tuesday November 11 at 1 pm. Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve will introduce and preside. event open to Barnard students.
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Herbert Agar
Louisville Courier-Journal
Fight For Freedom Committee
Barnard
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Agar
Quarterly Autumn Issue Goes To Press
The Autumn issue of Quarterly has gone to press with new style and pictorials. Editor Pat Highsmith presents centering tiny drawings. Jean Neel created the autumn brown cover showing Barnard's entrance. Contents include stories by Jean Macdonald and Mary M. Vanaman, a stream-of-consciousness piece by Nona Balakian, and fantasy by Gloria Kingsley.
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Pat Highsmith
Spot
Barnard
Jean Neel
Jean Macdonald
Italy
Mary M. Vanaman
Bobette Wiener
Nona Balakian
Gloria Kingsley
Judith Protas
Debby Burnstein
Yella Pessi
Roberta Rust Trilling
Florence
Palmanese Peck
Barnard Workshop Opens Next Week At Milbank Hall
Barnard's Workshop reopens next week in Room 10 Milbank Hall with Martha Livesay as workshop chairman. Committee members will host daily sessions from 11 30 to 1 30 Monday through Friday to distribute and collect garments.
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Barnard
Milbank Hall
Martha Livesay
Miss Livesay
Nina Diamond
Elaine Donovan
Sally Lou Falk
Faynette Houston
Rena Libera
Allis Martin
Jeanne Mitchell
Gretchen Relyea
Helen R. Downes
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Motor Corps
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David A. Robertson
Clares
Jane Devonshire
Jane Amsden
Henry Street
Shel
Tering Arms
129Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
CURC
Drama Club
Arthur Sitcom
W.S.S.F
Columbia College
Charlotte Gordon
Margy Lazarus
Meredith Maulsby
London
Ministry of Information
War Upon London
English Review
Louisville Times
Time and Tide
United States Naval Reserve
America
Mr. Agar
Princeton University
Quarterly
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