Barnard Girls to Model Clothes in December Shows
Barnard girls will model outfits for two December fashion events. The College Teas Committee show on December 1 in the College Parlor features Barnard students modeling their own clothes. A Sigma Chi chapter benefit fashion show December 4 at McMillin Theater will raise funds for the United Nations International Children's Fund.
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College
New Columbia
Sigma Chi
Jan Bush
Sue Morehouse
Marian Gutekunst
Helen Stevenson Austin
Janet Stevenson
Austin
Mademoiselle
Franklin Simon
Miss Stevenson
Conover
Joan Demarest
Carole Osborne
Dorothy Jane Ritchie
Marie Noyes
Mary Louise Lugenbuhl
Donna Minnick
Peggy
Gladdy Cohen
Alma Schuhmacher
Charles Drury
Miss Schuhmacher
Cub's Corner Named Winner in Hewitt Hall Snack Bar Contest
The Cub's Corner won the name contest for Hewitt Hall's new snack bar. Renaie Hanlein and Helen Adams shared the prize of five dollars in merchandise. Judges included the Bulletin staff with several notable runner ups and honorable mentions.
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Hewitt Hall
Renaie Hanlein
Helen Adams
Bulletin Managing Board
Lee Lyman
Term Drive funds total $368 with carnival exhibit
Term Drive contributions reach $368.10 led by freshmen with $93.10 and faculty at $183.50. A UNICEF exhibit of John Groth sketches opened November 17 in the Little Parlor, ongoing through November 30. Carnival events in Barnard Hall featured a Speakeasy, films on Matisse and Normandy, floor show, and a busy fund-raising fair with student organization participation.
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Beth Harding
Unicef
Europe
John Groth
Little Parlor
Ann Allward
Mr. Groth
Simone Dreyfus
Barnard Hall
Normandy
Martha Howe
Liberal Club
Dean Delivers Talks at Emma Willard School and Albany
Millicent Carey McIntosh spoke three times last Friday November 19 at Emma Willard School Troy New York addressing the student assembly and later the Troy AAUW on Are Women s Colleges Wasting Their Opportunities The talk was followed by a 15 minute Q A period Her final address at the Albany AAUW meeting after dinner at the DeWitt Clinton Hotel covered How to Make College Education Effective in a 30 minute speech
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Millicent Carey McIntosh
Emma Willard School
Troy
New York
American Association of University Women
Albany
McIntosh
Troy A.A.U.W
Practical View on Student Activities Fee Vote
The student body rejected the proposed fee rise in class meetings with 47 percent for funding the budget and 53 percent on principle. Business managers report persistent deficits and urge funds, while editors pledge reform and a renewed presentation to student representatives before any continuation.
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Barnard
Convention Called to Revise Undergraduate Constitution
A Constitutional Convention led by Pat Haida 49, vice president of Undergraduate Association, is organized by Student Council to revise the undergraduate constitution for four years. A central committee of four governs three subcommittees on student government clubs and organizations. final revisions go to the Representative Assembly for approval.
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Pat Haida
Hmida
Central Committee
Sponsor Extra Holiday Dance at Barnard Hall
The Barnard Hall Social Committee will host a Coffee Dance this Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. in the Barnard Cafeteria. The event, not in Blue Book, was approved by Student Council and will feature 100 tickets for Barnard girls sold tomorrow and Wednesday. Invitations go to men from Columbia, NYU, Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, and Yale. Thanksgiving decor theme, cookies tea and coffee served. Chairmen listed for decorations refreshments invitations publicity and business manager.
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Jake
Columbia
New York University
Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons
Yale
Chaimien
Joan Spring
Natalie Cole
Evelyn Boxhorn
Margaret Farrell
Christine Lammers
Student Body Rejects SAF Increase Vote
The proposed two dollar rise in the Student Activities Fund was rejected 331 to 282 at special class meetings held last Tuesday after a Town Meeting discussion. Publications urged the increase while opponents urged budgeting within current funds.
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SAF
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