New Botany and Government Courses Announced for Next Semester
Associate Dean Louise Hoyt announced four new courses not in the 1941-42 catalog. Botany 60 Plant Culture with Harold Bold covers propagation genetics and hormones with Barnard greenhouse work and visits to Nevis. Botany 160 Physiological Microbiology with Cornelia Carey offers a research-semester option for students with bacteriology background. Government 12 International Relations will be taught by Foreign Policy Association staff and follow the Dean course.
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Louise Hoyt Gregory
Harold Bold
Barnard
Nevis
Columbia Experimental Station
Alexander Hamilton
Cornelia Carey
Vera Micheles
Foreign Policy Associa
IRC Conference Delegates Chosen
Three Barnard students were elected as IRC delegates to the Intercollegiate International Relations Conference at Lehigh University in Bethlehem Pennsylvania. Delegates are Dorothy LeCount Liliane Vasseur and Beverly Vernon. LeCount is LR C treasurer and debate club manager Vasseur is a transfer from Vassar and Beverly Vernon is Barnard NY Herald Tribune correspondent.
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Barnard
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Ir.c
Dorothy LeCount
Lr.c
Liliane Vasseur
Paris
France
Vassar
Beverly Vernon
New York Herald-Tribune
Wigs Cues Play Opens December 5
The New York premiere of James Parish Distinguish Gathering will be staged by Wigs and Cues on December 5 with Barnard drama club amateur rights. Cast includes Barnard students Florence Levi Ninon Ballantyne Joan Hach Laura Patton and Helen McCarron with male roles drawn from Columbia Princeton and other colleges.
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New York
James Parish
England
Barnard Drama Club
Alice Gershon
Wigs and Cues
Minor Latham
James Barrie
Barnard
Florence Levi
Cam Norton
Ninon Ballantyne
Joan Hach
Laura Patton
Helen McCarron
Columbia
Sheen
Bill Stanton
Princeton
Lewis Townsend Jr
Blair Cutting
Upper Canada College
Dick Maloy
Ohio State
Morton Barker
Washington and Lee
Frank Neilsen
Richard Bates
Barnard Co ed Sports Afternoon Returns With Games
The A A invites Barnard students to a second co ed sports afternoon featuring badminton volleyball and ping pong on December 5 in Barnards gym. Sign up not required for indoor baseball at 4 pm with All stars and minor leaguers.
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A.A
Bea Naegeli
Aca
Jake
Angell To Speak Again At University Sunday
Sir Norman Angell, British author and lecturer on current affairs, will return to the University this Sunday evening to address the crisis facing the democratic public. He previously spoke at Barnard on October 21 about "Can the Present Generation Put First Things First?" The University Christian Association sponsors the event in Earl Hall at 7 30 p.m.
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Norman Angell
Political Council Assembly
Barnard
University Christian Association
Earl Hall
Vaucher Describes Causes of France’s Fall in 1939 War
Professor Paul Vaucher, speaking to Milbank history majors, traced France’s fall to war weariness and loss of moral unity. He noted twelve years without economic restoration or lasting peace, saying democracy’s tradition waned before World War II. The speech, part of a two‑part discussion, addressed France’s reluctance to defend civil liberties.
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France
Paul Vaucher
Milbank
Vaucher
French Institute of Political Science
London School of Economics
New School For Social Research
New York City
Filing Of Programs Begins Next Tuesday
Programs for the second term must be filed in the Registrar's office between Tuesday December 2 and Friday December 12. Compulsory adviser meetings are next Tuesday December 2 at 12 noon. Sophomores meet in the Theatre, freshmen in 304 Barnard, seniors and juniors with their major departments. See the Registrar's Bulletin Board.
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Barnard
Plan Of Yearbook Reveal At Mor tarboard 1943
Editor Sybil Kotkin unveils a new informal yearbook layout for the 1941-42 school year. The change emphasizes club activities with informal shots, longer scenes, and more extracurriculars while retaining college organization pictures and classroom and defense course features.
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Sybil Kotkin
Spanish Art Show Opens Monday in Barnard Hall
Estaban Vicente and Jose del Creeft will open a joint exhibition of paintings and sculpture in Barnard Hall Conference Room on Monday at 4:00 PM. The show runs December 1 to 12, featuring oils drawings etchings and notable pieces such as The Glade Resting Memories of Spain In the Park My Family and Refugees.
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Estaban Vicente
Jose del Creeft
Barnard Hall
Vicente
Spain
New York Times
New York
W.S.S.F. Drive Reaches $135 in Contributions
The World Student Service Fund drive reports $135 raised so far from students and faculty. A second phase runs this week with a booth on campus for uncontacted donors and penny banks. A campfire fundraiser yielded $15 for WSSF, with $10 covering costs.
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World Student Service Fund Drive
Jake
WSSF
Chaplain Lawson to Speak at Club Program
Chaplain LeRoy Lawson of the Seaman's Church Institute will address the joint Wycliffe and Luthe clubs with the Social Service Committee on Tuesday afternoon in the Conference Room from 4 to 6. Movies will be shown as part of the program.
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LeRoy Lawson
Seaman’s Church Institute
Wycliffe and Luthese Clubs
Social Service Committee
Lawson
Hoffman Island Marine Station
Seaman’s Church Institution
Battery Park
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IRC
Dr. Robertson
David A. Robertson, Jr
Barnard Quarterly
MacLeish
van Wyck Brooks
Yella Pess
Deborah Burstein
Judith Protas
Gloria Kathleen Kingsley
Thaddeus Minotaur
Simeoney
Nona Balakian
Manya Wzenskaya
Theo
Barnards
Spectator
Kahn
Broadway
Oys
W.S.S.F. Nets
WSSK
Evelyn Kelley
Beatrice Kremsdorf
Denny Bank
Relief Committee
Chaplain Lawson
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