Funds Disposals by Rep Assembly Allocate Student Grants
The Rep Assembly completed last year’s surplus disposal with four hundred dollars to Mortarboard and Bulletin, twenty dollars to Interfaith Council, and fifty dollars to the undergraduate body for Conference Room alterations. Bulletin’s higher costs and Mortarboard debts constrain improvements, while Interfaith Council explains shared funding for campus activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep Assembly
Interfaith Council
Mary Louise Stewart
Bulletin
Mary Brown
Mortarboard
Committee To Advise Minors War Minors Guidance
The Student Guidance Committee will advise Barnard students on war minors during spring schedule planning. Chair Prof S Sargent lists members Prof Florrie Holzwasser Miss Mariana Byram and Mrs Jane Gaston Mahler. Interviews held at National Service Office 131 Milbank on Nov 20 21 22 and 27 28 29 from 12 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Stanfield Sargent
National Service Committee
Florrie Holzwasser
Mariana Byram
Jane Gaston Mahler
National Service Office
Milbank
Mon
National Service Volunteer Drive Yields Early Returns
Dolores Drew reports on the National Service drive as 111 girls were contacted by the Red Cross committee. Twenty students participate in one to four hour sessions at Casa Italiana Riverside Church MorningSide Union Hospital and other tasks. Seventy girls note settlement work with 45 replying to letters. Sixty six answered interviews and 12 express interest in big sister work. One box is filled for Bundles for America as War Activities continue.
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Red Cross Committee of National Service
Casa Italiana
Riverside Church
Blood Bank
War Relief Center
Chapter House
Red Cross
Morningside
Union
Alta Goulwin
America
Swimming Meet Tomorrow At 4 At College Pool
An open swimming exhibition will be held tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 5 at the college pool. Anne Ross, A.A. president and national diving champion, will perform with other divers alongside races and swimming acts. The event previews plans for the spring water carnival led by Irma Brown to gauge talent and build student interest. Gloria Cutting placed second in last week’s tennis tournament, not Sue Weaver who previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interfaith Council
Betty Sachs
Anne Ross
A.A
Irma Brown
Gloria Cutting
Sue Weaver
Miss Weaver
Besbris to Speak at Barnard Liberal Club Forum
Lieut. David Besbris escaped POW from Germany will address the Forum for Freedom session at the Barnard Liberal Club today from four to six in College Parlor. Club plans a War Carnival penny-pitch booth and invites faculty to attend with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Liberal Club
David Besbris
Germany
Liberal Club
Hewitt
Lieut. Besbris
Barnard
Jane Salzer
Eleanor Kraut
Midge Shuman
Forum For Freedom
War Activities Committee
Rep Assembly Decides Barnard’s UN Attendance
The Rep Assembly will decide on November 20 whether Barnard will attend the United Nations Conference and which nation it will represent. All interested are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Rep Assembly
Campus clubs stage carnival to kick off drive
Ruth Rosenberg won a raffle prize of two Oklahoma tickets drawn by Clifton Fadiman during the assembly which also launched the drive’s second phase, individual contributions. The gym carnival at 7:30 tomorrow features club booths, a prize auction, folk dancing, and various games and tastings organized by campus groups under Ruth Edmonds and Edith Boran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Ruth Rosenberg
Clifton Fadiman
Ruth Edmonds
Edith Boran
Margaret DeHaan
Agnes Mayman
Mortarboard Campaign Aims for All-College Yearbook Drive
The Barnard Mortarboard yearbook launches a campus wide circulation drive starting after Thanksgiving. Posters and slogans target freshmen, with class meetings to boost support and faculty subscriptions. Miss Marilyn Chasin notes the goal is an all college effort replacing football spirit and invites mail subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Marilyn Chasin
Rehearsals Underway for Julius Caesar at Brinkerhoff Theater
Wigs and Cues met at Brinkerhoff Theater last Monday at four o clock and continued rehearsals for Julius Caesar. The club invites all students interested in dramatics to watch director Jose Ruben work and participate in mob scenes during Friday and Saturday performances on December 8 and 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinkerhoff Theater
Willa Babcock
Jose Ruben
Magazine rename and staff unveiled at campus literary project
Marion Catalane, editor, announces the college literary magazine now The Bear replacing the temporary Jake. First issue expected before Christmas break with submissions due by Friday November 24. Business Manager Joyce Walsh, publicity chief Judith Wasser, and Editorial Board members are listed.
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Jake
The
Miss Catalane
Bear
Miss Cata
Lane
Joyce Walsh
Sarah Lawrence
Judith Wasser
Gerre Wetmore
Penny Brennan
Betty Warburton
Joan Taylor
Sally Forbes
Betty Barras
Lucia Hathaway
Sydelle Hammer
Frances Johnson
Rolla Kasanos
Marion Poozer
Dolores Ritter
Mary
Debate Club at Columbia Tonight on Public Utilities
Betty Smith and Anne Cassagnola of the junior class will argue for the affirmative that the United States should own public utilities in a Columbia debate tonight at 8 30 in Harkness Theater. This is the second Debate Council program item this year following a prior discussion with Doris Clark and Eleanor Krout. The club also sponsors a Wish ing-Well Grab at the National War Fund Carnival tomorrow night inviting white elephant contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Smith
Anne Cassagnola
Columbia
Harkness Theater
United States
Debate Council
Council
Doris Clark
Eleanor Krout
National War Fund
Debate Club
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Stewart
Miss Maack
Social Affairs Office
Sargent
Dolores
Lt. Besbris
Office of Price Administration
Lois Cooper
Ruth Hurwit
Matt Tillich
Barbara Raskin
June Felton
Natalie Lookstein
Winifred Barr
Lieut
Besbris
Royal Air Force
English Channel
Normandy
Wacs
New Rochelle
Campus Club
Science Club
Math and Liberal
Fine Arts Club
Barnard Christian Fellowship
Wycliffe
Newman Club
Marion Catalane
Columbia Tonight
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