Economist Saulnier Addresses College Assembly on Economic Stability
Dr. Raymond J. Saulnier, on leave from Barnard College and member of Eisenhower's Council of Economic Advisors, told a college gym audience that long stability reduces but does not erase the risk of a downturn. He cited the Employment Act of 1946, automatic stabilizers, and debt as factors shaping the economy.
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Raymond J. Saulnier
Economist
Saulnier
Barnard College
Eisenhower
Council of Economic Advisors
Washington
U. S
Proposal to remove editor in chief from student council
The BULLETIN again proposed to the Representative Assembly yesterday to drop the editor in chief from both the Assembly and the Student Council. The 1951 attempt led by Leslie Morgan listed a March 26 filing to delete the phrase from Article VIII, Section 1 and would have required a reporter to attend all Student Council meetings except during awards. The measure was tabled April 5, 1951, and later eclipsed by other constitutional amendments in the minutes.
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Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Assembly
Student Council
Leslie Morgan
Barnard Bulletin
Poll Surveys Class Hours Preferences
The Office of Dean Thomas P Peardon weighs 8 am 5 pm and 6 pm weekdays plus Saturday sessions to ease crowded classes. A Committee on Space and Hours survey asks students for opinions and notes only high section courses would offer new hour options. Dormitory students likely fill the voluntary hours.
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Thomas P. Peardon
Bulletin on Surrendering Editor to Student Council
A proposal argues the editor should not sit on the Student Council to preserve a non partisan press. It cites democratic principles against government representation by a newspaper and notes effects on editorial responsibility and fairness. The editor would remain a critic and spokesman for the editorial board rather than a political leader.
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Representative Assembly
Fashion and Advertising Careers Sighted for Barnard Students
Barnard students will hear from Tobe Coburn School officials Nancy Kamin Cohen and Josephine Riggs about a one year program including fashion shows and Paris tours. Tuition is 1050 dollars plus 10, with scholarships available. They speak November 22 in Barnard Hall room 101. E A Gray will discuss advertising careers November 22 at 4:00 in room 101.
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Tobe Coburn School
Barnard
Nancy Kamin Cohen
Cludes
Paris
Josephine P. Riggs
Cohen
Riggs
E. A. Gray
New York
Barnard Hall
American Association of Advertising Agencies
Gray
Foundation Initiates Fund Drive for Liberal Arts Colleges
The Empire State Foundation of Independent Liberal Arts Colleges begins a week-long fundraising drive November 14 in New York metropolitan area. Millicent C. McIntosh chairs the effort with seven presidents and a trustee visiting company heads to gain support. They aim to contact 400 firms and raise 1.5 million dollars for member institutions. The foundation, formed in 1952, supports small residential non tax supported colleges.
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Empire State Foundation of
Millicent C. McIntosh
Columbia University Thanksgiving Service at St Pauls Chapel
Columbia University holds its annual inter Faith Thanksgiving Hour next Tuesday November 22 at 1 00 PM in St Pauls Chapel The service features President Millicent C McIntosh who will speak on Psalm 103 and the need for youth to endure dark moments to appreciate life.
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Columbia University
St. Paul’s Chapel
Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard Bulletin proposes amending election rules
Barnard College editor Roberta Klugman leads a move to amend two articles of the Undergraduate Constitutional Representative Assembly. The changes would remove the editor in chief seat from Student Council and Assembly and require attendance at all meetings.
Debate Group Sets Agenda for National Topic Matches
Barnard's Debate Council led by Marion Bachrach announces the plan to host a varsity debate with Cornell on November 20 at Barnard, a novice match with Columbia, and a year of metropolitan and out-of-town tournaments. Officers include Elfriede Kaniuk, Carol Feldman, Ruth Wolfs, Denise Aymonier, and Rosette Lieberman.
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Marion Bachrach
Barnard
Cornell
Columbia
Elfriede Kaniuk
Carol Feldman
Ruth Wolfers
Denise Aymonier
Rosette Lieberman
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