Dean McIntosh Lays First Brick for Barnard Annex
Barnard College begins construction of a $113000 student annex with a ceremonial first brick laid by Millicent C. McIntosh at the northeast corner. Attendees included architect Frederick Rhinelander King and Barnard trustees. completion slated for March 15 with interior plans for a lounge snack bar and four offices.
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Dean McIntosh
Barnard Hall
Millicent C. McIntosh
Frederick Rhinelander King
Barnard
Alfred Baxendale
Hegeman-Harris
J. Harlin O’connell
Bambi Elliot
McIntosh
Erling Pearson
Baxendale
William Jones
Richard Whitney
King
Alfred F. Hess
Bar_nard College Funds Repairs at Florence Lab
Bernard College allocates funds to the zoology department to repair the Florence Deloiselle Laboratory for Experimental Zoology and the Milbank Hall zoology greenhouse roof. The 1000-mouse air conditioned experimental room stays as is while a smaller room receives major work. The facility houses guinea pigs white rabbits and a ten year old African lemur born in captivity the sole specimen of its kind.
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Barnard College
Florence Deloiselle
Milbank Hall
Barnard Alumnae Fund Aims for Five Year Participation Goals
Barnard College seeks 5,000 alumnae in five years to donate 80,000 dollars yearly through the Alumnae Fund. For 1948-49 the target is 3,333 donors and 50,000 dollars. The College plans a three year 5,000,000 dollar Capital Funds program for a Riverside Quadrangle library theater science labs and classrooms plus space for physical education.
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Barnard
Riverside Quadrangle
Barnard Hall
Dorm Facilities Open to All Says Barnard Official
Mary E. MacDonald, assistant to the dean, defended residence halls openness after a Barnard day student was barred from wait access in Brooks Living Room. Joachim Becker, Columbia engineer student, denounced the rule as discriminatory amid concerns of theft and misinterpreted instructions.
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Mary E. MacDonald
Bulletin
Columbia Engineering
Joachim H. Becker
Barnard
Miss Macdonald
Barnard College
Prof Kouwenhoven to speak at Women’s City Club event
Dr John A Kouwenhoven associate professor of English will address the Women’s City Club in Boston on his book Made in America a critique of democratic art He argues vernacular American culture replaces derivative foreign culture citing the George Washington Bridge Whitman poetry and airplane wing art as examples of this emerging culture.
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John A. Kouwenhoven
Women’s City Club
Boston
America
Kouwenhoven
George Washington Bridge
Walt Whitman
Term Drive Sponsors Movie Event and Carnival
Term Drive plans a 4 p.m. movie showing Seeds of Destiny in the Conference Room and a Friday Barnard Hall carnival from 7 30 to 12 for UNICEF proceeds. The film portrays post war Europe hunger and warns of dictatorship risk with UNRRA ended and UNICEF continuing some functions. A second report notes US aid shortfalls to UNICEF targets and critiques by Lee Marshall of AOA.
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ANRRA
Term Drive
Barnard Hall
Europe
UNRRA
Unicef
Shirley Stout
United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
United States
Lee Marshall
United Nations Appeal For Children
School To Vote On SAF Rise
Political Council sponsors a noon town meeting to discuss a two dollar SAF rise before final votes at class meetings tomorrow. Two Assembly members per class present support or opposition, then classes vote by secret ballot. Representatives say the issue merits a popular student vote.
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Political Council
Representative Assembly
Barnard Hosts Largest Parents Day With 600 Visitors
About 600 parents from 13 states attended Barnard College Parents Day last Thursday November 11. They toured classes and facilities, attended lectures, lunched with daughters, and enjoyed a Faculty Reception. The day closed with a Glee Club performance directed by Jacob Avshalomoff in Brooks Hall.
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Barnard
Texas
Milbank Hall
Brooks Hall
Millicent C. McIntosh
Glee Club
Jacob Avshalomoff
Dorms Elect Councillors In First Residence Hall Vote
The Residence Halls held a direct election for councilors last week, naming two per floor from Brooks Hall and Hewitt Hall. New representatives include Martha Greene and Gloria Rodriguez for Brooks, Mary Burchell and Ursula McEnroy for Hewitt, plus other listed members and freshman Glowia Wyeth as executive committee member.
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Brooks Hall
Martha Greene
Gloria Rodriguez
Jo Ann Gilligan
Barrie Tait
Shirley Clark
Charlotte Gunn
Rosemary Beeching
Valerie Moorman
Bing Escoda
Nancy Gullette
Carolyn Ogden
Mary St. John
Hewitt Hall
Mary Burchell
Ursula McEnroy
Julia Bentley
Patty O'Reilly
Dorothy Gillis
Mary Schofield
Dorsey Bennett
Paula Reiner
Charlotte Jarvis
Barbara Stone
Ann Curtis
Mildred Lowy
Martha Howe
Sally Spear
Glowia Wyeth
Miss .Wyeth
Agnes Rummage
Nancy Heffelfinger
Shirley Jacobsen
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Jones
RCA
Rockefeller Center
Associated Press
Garden Center
American Airlines
AOA
Marshall
State Department
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