Undergraduate Association Denies Resignation of Treasurer
Members of the Undergraduate Association approved Student Council's decision not to accept Margar et Jackson's resignation as Undergraduate Treasurer. Emily Gunning announced the decision, which was moved through Committee of the Whole, and Grace Barrett reported the committee's support. Representative Assembly will meet next Monday at 12 in Room 304 Barnard Hall.
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Margaret Jackson
Barnard Hall
Emily Gunning
Bulletin
Miss Jackson
Representative Assembly
Tea in Honor of French Author Andre Cheradame
French economist and author Andre Cheradame will meet French majors at a tea this afternoon from four to six in the College Parlor. A graduate of L Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques, he has studied international relations across Asia Europe and the United States and written on Pan Germanism and the Baghdad Railway. His latest work The Defense of the Americas outlines a hemispheric defense plan.
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Monsieur Andre Cheradame
Monsieur Cheradame
L’ecole Libre Des Sciences Politiques
Asia
Europe
United’ ‘States
Bagdad
Americas
Hemisphere
Conferences To Give Vocational Advice
The Vocational Committee announces a series of conferences starting December 3 held for students seeking career guidance. Interested students may sign up for consultations with a representative from the State Employment Bureau via a poster on Jake.
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Employment Bureau
Jake
Fourth Annual Opera Benefit to Be Held
The Associate Alumnae of Barnard College will present its fourth annual opera benefit Tosca at the Metropolitan Opera House on Friday afternoon January 9, 1942. Grace Moore, Lawrence Tibbet, and Charles Kullman star as part of a recurring fundraiser for the scholarship fund.
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Barnard College
Toslea
Metropolitan Opera House
Opera
Ahimnae
Grace Moore
Lawrence Tibbett
Charles Kullman
Barnard Funds Committee
Winifred Bach
Maynard C. Wheeler
Robert F. Dirkes
WSSF Fund Drive Opens Tomorrow With Campfire Event
Beatrice Kremsdorf appointed chairman for a WSSF fund drive bonfire to defray Camp Committee expenses next Thursday afternoon from 3 to 6. Ten cent admission to boost the drive. doughnuts and beverages offered. Evelyn Kelley announces Vita min B Buffet tomorrow from 11 to 1. Health Committee sells sandwiches tomato juice and honeybuns for five cents. Monthly Athletic Association paper starts with Beatrice Naegeli coordinating news Ruth Sauer handling mimeographing.
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Barnard’s Athletic’ Association
WSSF
Beatrice Kremsdorf
Evelyn Kelley
A.A
Jake
Jane Morrell
The
Athletic Association
Beatrice Naegeli
Ruth Sauer
Coffee Dance Teases Barnard Students With Prize Evening
The Friday Earl Hall event hosts a Coffee Dance with Columbians and tweed jackets. Day and four day students are urged to attend in nylons and high heels, invited guests include Dr Christina Grant and Miss Martha Maack, and a prize awaits, promising a lively, somewhat raucous social evening.
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Jean Vandervoort
Christina Grant
Martha Maack
Phyllis Mann
Emily Gunning
Dartee
Niebuhr Cites Relationship In Church And Classical Culture
Mrs Reinhold Niebuhr, religion lecturer, argues that early Church fathers fought elements of Christian tradition in relation to pagan learning. She cites Tertullian asking what faith has to do with knowledge and notes shifting views from early respect to later defiance under Constantine. Continued on page 3.
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Chris‘tianity
Reinhold Niebuhr
Constantine
Debate Club Tryouts Announce Candidates
Marion Futtner and There sa Scott, co chairs, announce Friday tryouts in the Conference Room for the Debate Club. Listed candidates include Shirley Boteler, Monica Douglas, Joyce Field, Bertha Guilhempe, Mary Lapwing, Jessie Scott, Suzanne Weiss, and Joan Wright. Topics to be debated include Northern versus southern boys and mandatory courses in international relations.
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Marion Futtner
Theresa Scott
Shirley Boteler
Monica Douglas
Joyce Field
Bertha Guilhempe
Mary, Lapwing
Jessie Scott
Suzanne Weiss
Joan Wright
Benedict to Speak on Anthropology at Physical Science Tea
Professor Ruth Benedict of Columbia University will lecture on anthropology at the Physical Science Club Tea. The event is Friday November 28 at 4:00 PM in the College Parlor. Club president Miss Eda Malisoff notes the talk marks the club's first major lecture outside strict physical science topics.
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Department of Anthropology
Columbia
Physical Science Club
College
Eda Malisoff
Benedict
World Student Service Fund drive opens for relief
The World Student Service Fund drive begins Wednesday with sales of WSK buttons and penny banks. Helen Kandel. 42, chairs the relief committee and urges student and faculty donations during the week to aid war victims. A Thanksgiving Eve Dance netted 25 for WSSF, with entertainment by United China Relief and volunteer performers.
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Helen Kandel
WSK
Earl Hall
Columbia
WSSF
United China Relief
Social Service Committee Hosts Refugee Students Tea
Twenty refugees from Europe visited the Social Service Committee for an informal tea in the Conference Room. Oi-Yung Loo, 43, chaired the refugee group and the event aimed to help integration with students and faculty. Plans include trips to Letchworth Village in New Jersey with mental testing demonstrations. June Amsden, 42, announced a 9 A.M. chartered bus departure and 3 P.M. return, cost capped at one dollar.
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Europe
Social Service Committee
Oi-Yung Loo
Wat Large
Columbia i
Letchworth Village
Spring, Valley
New Jersey
June Amsden
Trips
Jake
Riverside
Willard Waller
Sociology Department
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