Barnard Rep Assembly weighs student action on world issues
Action for Democracy and other groups urged informing the student body before taking stands on foreign policy and atomic questions. A committee will study procedures at other colleges, with Mil dred Reed Ruth Raup and Martha Meuse named to assist Political Council.
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Action For Democracy
Barnard
Political Council
Liberal Club
The
Debate Society
Representative Assembly
Mildred Reed
Ruth Raup
Martha Meuse
College collaboration requires council and faculty approval
Students are reminded that any collaboration with Columbia College organizations or any outside groups must receive explicit permission from the Student Council and the Faculty Committee of Student Affairs. Virginia D. Harrington, Assistant to the Dean in charge of Student Organizations and Social Affairs.
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Columbia College
Virginia D. Harrington
Freshmen Elect Representatives for Class of 1948
The Freshman class elected ten delegates to the Representative Assembly at a meeting last Thursday. Named as representatives for the class of 1948 are Bambi Elliot Patricia Haida Mary Dalhouse June Hoss Shirley Stout Frances Lattman Margaret Ward Mary Tweedy and Betty Browalone. President Barbara Binney presided. prior nominating meetings narrowed the president slate to eight then three before electing Miss Binney. Future meetings will choose secretary treasurer vice president and Greek Games chairman.
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Representative Assembly
Bambi Elliot
Patricia Haida
Mary Dalhouse
June Hoss
Shirley Stout
Frances Lattman
Margaret Ward
Mary Tweedy
Betty Browalone
Barbara Binney
Miss Binney
Barnard Vocational Committee Plans Guidance Drive
The Barnard Vocational Committee led by Ruth Farrell outlines a postwar push to aid students in choosing careers. Questionnaires will identify preferred fields, with library literature and expert talks to aid decisions though jobs are not promised. Members include Hallie Forde Chaney Horsley Audrey Middlebrook and others with a freshman representative to be named.
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Ruth Farrell
Barnard
Farrel
Miss Farrell
Hallie Forde
Chaney Horsley
Audrey Middlebrook
Audrey Cox
Aline Crenshaw
Anne Ford
Barbara Hewlett
Jean Meszaros
La Guardia and Dean to Open War Fund Drive
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve will speak on San Francisco and After at the Political Council forum on Tuesday November 13 at 4 in Brinkerhoff theater. Jane Weidlund opens the meeting and Betty Jayne Smith introduces the speaker before an informal Q and A.
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San Francisco
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Political Council
Brinkerhoff
States
Dean Gildersleeve
United States
United Nations
Economic and Social Council
Barnard Plans War Fund Drive and Duchess of Malfi Rehearsals
Mayor LaGuardia may open the Barnard National War Fund Drive at an assembly led by Dean Gildersleeve with Betty Jayne Smith chairing. A goal of three thousand dollars backs a seat-slip collection. the Spanish Club hosts a cake sale to aid the drive while Wigs and Cues rehearses The Duchess of Malfi for December 7 and 8 at Barnard, under Jose Ruben with Leora S. Dana as the duchess and a full cast including Raiford Ragsdale and Chancey Horsley.
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Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Barnard
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Betty Jayne Smith
National Way Fund Committee
Jake
Helen Trevor
Duchess of Malfi
Leora S. Dana
Raiford Ragsdale
Ferdinand
Chancey Horsley
Cardinal
Mary Graham
Bosola
Ann Murphy
Antonio
Clare Sheil
Delia
Ellen Goepper
Cariola
Bette Rubenstein
Pescara
Arlen Walters
Julia
Clare Visconti
Grisolan
Sheila St. Lawrence
Silvie
Ellen Violett
Taffy Hunter
Townley Brooks
Marion Townsend
Nancy Elmendorf
Sally Graham
Mar Mather
Peggy Stevenson
Harriet Berg
Ann Ford
John Webster
Jose Ruben
Edward
Julius Caesar
New York Times
Elizabeth Bergner
the Duches
National War Fund
Miss Smith
Debate on amending Liberal Club with Action for Democracy
Liberal Club meetings discuss amalgamating Liberal Club and Action for Democracy. Tamara Bliss describes AD history and activities while June Felton outlines Liberal Club aims. A five member committee may meet AD members to decide on consolidation and possible unified platform.
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Liberal Club
Action For Democracy
Tamara Bliss
June Felton
Ussr
AYD
Repsonse
Review For Democracy
Miss Bliss
AYT
Junior-Freshman Tea Hosted by College Leaders
The Junior-Freshman tea will be held Thursday from 4 to 6 in the College Parlor. Junior class hosts will welcome their Freshman sisters to foster acquaintance. Special guests include Professor Virginia Harrington and Mrs. George B. English. Helen Trevor chairs the event and anticipates a large attendance with refreshments served.
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Virginia D. Harrington
George B. English
Helen Trevor
AA Sponsors Dance Party at Barnard Gym
A Barnard Athletic Association folk-dance party last Friday drew Doris Johnson chairing with Mrs Roach and Miss Betty Jeanne Horner on piano. Rosters list Muriel Chevrous Evelyn Chen Mary Knappen Madeleine Thomas Nancy Elmendorff Judy Wasser and Mary Rouch as organizers. Margaret Tidland and Margaret DeHaan announced the hundred odd girls in country attire at ten oclock.
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The
Athletic Association
Doris Johnson ‘47
Roach
Mady Roach 47
Danccers
Betty Jeanne Horner
Professor Margaret Tidland
M . Margaret DeHaan
Noice
Barnard
Muriel Chevrous
Evelyn Chen
Mary Knappen
Madeleine Thomas
Nancy Elmendorf
Judy Wasser
Mary Rouch
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Rep Assembly
A.D. Club
Argentina
White House
Peron
Polit Council
Dean
W&c
NWF
Alice Hanson
Rhoda Levine
Judith Rudansky
Janet Bisland
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