Barnard Welcome Nonfiction: Parents Day Activities Highlight
More than 400 parents are expected for Barnard College first annual Parents Day. The schedule includes luncheon tea and tours of classes with information desks at Barnard and Milbank Halls. Dean McIntosh along with a Faculty Reception Committee hosts a 4 p.m. tea while students serve as waitresses and the Glee Club performs under Jacob Avshalomoff.
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Barnard
Barnard Hall
Milbank
McIntosh
Glee Club
Jacob Avshalomoff
Milbank Hall
June Billings
Helen McShane
Jean MacLaren
Margaret Ward
Evelyn Boxhorn
Dorothy Horsfall
Mary Eitingon
Jane Keith
Anna Menapace
Jewel Fewkes
Marjorie Lincoln
Natalie Cole
Gladys Foster
Janet Cherry
Ann Day
Montague Lectures Morals versus Authority at Barnard Assembly
Barnard professor emeritus Dr William P Montague spoke on Morality and Authoritarianism at the all college assembly. He argued morals should reflect beauty and personal codes rather than strict obedience to custom tying to Kinsey reports. Montague noted ethics seeks what is good and urged independent moral standards.
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William P. Montague
Barnard
Kinsey
Montague
Council Vetoes Club Charter and Proposes Change
Barnard Student Council rejects the Young Republican Club charter for national affiliation. It suggests charter changes under Political Council with no national ties and requires unaffiliated status for any campus political unit. A vote on the plan by the council is pending.
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Young Republican Club
Young Republican Club of America
Barnard
Barnard Political Council
Liberal Club
Political Council
Beverly Beck Fuchs ’50
Young Republicans
Term Drive Campaign Calendar Promotes Student Solicitations
The Term Drive Committee released a calendar with events including student solicitations on November 11 12 and a November 12 A A Folk Dance for the benefit of UNC EF. A carnival is scheduled for November 19 and a Thanksgiving appeal on November 24.
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A.A. Folk
U.N.C.E.F
Town Meeting Sets Vote on Student Activities Fee Rise
A Town Meeting sponsored by Political Council will be held Monday at 12 noon in the College Parlor to discuss a proposed two dollar increase in the Student Activities Fee for the Undergraduate Association. A final vote will occur at class meetings Tuesday by secret ballot.
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Political Council
Mary Jean Huntington
Ruth Aney
Bulletin
Ann Edge
Mortarboard
Elizabeth Hayman
Bear
Barnard
S.A.F
Students Owe Responsibility To Leader Dog and Owner
Barnard students are urged to support Lilia Gonzales and her guide dog Donnie as The Bulletin outlines the training of seeing eye dogs. Instructors balance friendship and formality, teaching dogs to act with discipline and owners to respond quickly in urgent decisions.
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Barnard
Lilia Gonzales
Donnie
Bulletin
Barnard Students to Study Abroad in Europe
Fifteen Barnard College students sign up for a ten week study plan in Europe led by Professor Charlotte T. Muret of the History Department. The program begins the first week of June and awards ten academic credits.
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Barnard
Europed
Charlotte T. Muret
Department of History
University of Lausanne
France
Reid Hall
Seine
Laneanne
Milan
Venice
Burgundy
Holland
Pars
Normandy
UNICEF Funds Spark Europe Aid Drive
UNICEF will provide medicine and TB treatment support across Europe while food aid remains limited to Far Eastern nations. Miss Katchen Smith emphasized non discrimination and urged continued donor involvement as a spark to stimulate self help. The drive featured a screening of Seeds of Destiny and outlined study opportunities for European university paths with lodging and liaison support.
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Unicef
Europe
Katchen Smith
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund Information Section
Drive
Miss Smith
China
Siam
Korea
Meeting for International Students Day Approved at Columbia
Columbia University Student Council approves plans for International Students Day events on Friday November 19. An open Noon meeting in McMillin Theatre features William Agar of the United Nations with topics on student participation. Also planned is an international dance at Columbia College and a UNICEF Carnival at Barnard.
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Columbia University Student Council
McMillin Theatre
William Agar
Department of Public Information
United Nations
Robert West
National Students Association
Wittenstein
Harvard
World Student Service Fund
Columbia College
Barnard
Unicef
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Jake
Simone Dreyfus
Donna Harding
Frances Lattman
Lois Brean
Eleanor Madden
Harriet Tolly
Marilyn Karmason
Marian Gutekunst
Margaret Mather
Alberta Schumacher
Margaret Friend
Marion Hausner
Jean Goohs
Martha Gross
Beverly Cooper
Barrie Tait
W.P. Montague
University of California At Berkeley
Royce
James
Santayana
Columbia
By Mary Markinac
Lilia
Switzerland
Miss Smyth
Shirley Stout
Big Escada
Sorbonne
Paris
Ecole du Louvre
Ecole Des Sciences Politiques
University of Zurich
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