Rep Assembly Opens Fall Term Meeting Led by Dean McIntosh
The first Representative Assembly meeting of the term was held last Monday with Dean McIntosh praising Barnard's fair democratic setup. The group debated this year's charity drives, opting for one Fall drive and a Spring community service drive. Committees to choose the drive objective and chair will be announced next week.
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Rep. Assembly
Dean
Barnard
Representative Assembly
Dean McIntosh
Assembly
The
Medical Aptitude Test registration for Fall 1948
Candidates may register for the Medical Aptitude Test by 4 p.m. October 3 in the Pre Medical Office, Hamilton Hall. The exam is set for October 25 with doors closing at 9 a.m. A $5 fee is due to the Graduate Record Office. The Occupation Bureau seeks to know which girls take the exam.
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Hamilton Hall
WKCR Radio Club Invites Recruits for New Year
Columbia University’s WKCR invites students to an organization meeting Friday at 4 15 PM in Hamilton Hall room 303 to recruit new members for the coming year. Auditions for musical talent will be held October 5 and 6 from noon to 1 PM in the studio between Hamilton and Livingston Halls.
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Radio Station
Hamilton Hall
Hamilton
Livingston Halls
Need Students For Community Service At Barnard's
Barnard's Community Service Bureau again seeks student volunteers for two or more hours weekly at St. Luke's Hospital Morningside Community Center Neighborhood House and the Thrift Shop. An introductory meeting will be arranged next week with Muriel Stevenson chairing.
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Barnard’s. Community Service Bureau
St. Luke’s Hospital
Morningside Community Center
Neighborhood House
Thrift Shop
Jake
Muriel Stevenson
Community Service
Miss Stevenson
Publicity Rules Emphasized By Barnard College Dean
The Dean reminds students that the College name cannot be used by any student group without Trustees or Dean approval. Consult Miss Erskine before actions like signing contracts or taking ad payments, and avoid interviews with outside media unless approved.
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Miss Erskine
Barnard Hall
Barnard College opens year with Dean-elect McIntosh address
Mrs Millicent Carey McIntosh spoke at Barnard Hall as the first all college assembly of the year. She outlined future educational philosophy and noted an October 24 installation as Dean. Elizabeth Lowe and Helen Pond spoke on the Honor System and student leadership. Visiting professors were named for the second term including Marguerite Baratin Barbara Wootton and T W Smith.
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Millicent Carey McIntosh
Barnard Hall
Elizabeth Lowe
Helen Pond
McIntosh
Cellege
Barnard
Marguerite Baratin
Barbara Wootton
Bedford College
England
T. W. Smith
University of Chicago
Mademoiselle Seeks College Board Recruits
The magazine Mademoiselle seeks students for its College Board this fall. Members are chosen competitively through an application process and must complete about three assignments yearly on campus activities and trends. Send snapshots or ideas for use in the magazine. Further details from the Barnard Occupation Bureau.
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Mademoiselle
Barnard Club Outlines Inflation Focus and Fall Plans
Barnard Liberal Club drafts immediate investigation into inflation with a fall program. First meeting set for Wednesday October 8 at 12 noon in the south Hewitt dining room with a consumer group representative. A series of inflation articles is planned for Bulletin. Dues fifty cents per semester. UCA open house at Earl Hall features Reverend William G. Cole. Planning includes Christian Heritage Growth of Persons World Relatedness and Social Responsibility topics. Athletic Association hosts all college barbecue at Barnard Camp October 13. Singles Tennis Tournament announced by Elizabeth Eliott for eligible girls with an A Activity Grade. Sign up on the poster outside the Conference Room.
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Barnard Liberal Club
South Hewitt
Bulletin
Jake
the Athletic Association
Barnard
All-College Coffee Dance Planned for October 10
The Barnard Hall Social Affairs Committee announces the first all college coffee dance to be held Friday October 10 at 4 PM Tickets go on sale Wednesday October 8 at 12 noon Details will be announced in future Bulletin Innovations include lower ticket prices invitations to fraternities and groups and better refreshments Committee chair Joan Abbrancati notes the group was reorganized and will collaborate with the Columbia Social Affairs Committee The committee also oversees the Christmas Ball with the Residence Halls Social Committee.
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Barnard Hall
Joan Abbrancati
Columbia
Residence Halls
Circulo Hispano Promotes New Spanish Room and Events
El Circulo Hispano announces the nucleus of its activities this year will be the new Spanish Room in Room 10 Milbank. It has a piano and is furnished by the Spanish department. The club plans a varied program including a Christmas play musicales dramatic performances and lectures by renowned figures in Hispanic literature and art. The fiestas will feature the Dance Group and the Spanish Chorus with an extensive repertoire of songs.
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Milbank
International Relations Club Seeks New Members This Fall
The International Relations Club plans a fall tea for new members and foreign students. Barnard students report back from abroad. The group discusses cooperation with the National Students Association’s International Activities Commission and the Political Council conference on the Middle East. Interested joins urged to sign Jake’s poster.
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Barnard
International Activities Commission
The
National Students Association
Political Council Conference On the
Middle East
Jake
Wigs And Cues Announces Fall Play Tryouts
Wigs And Cues, the college dramatic society, placed sign up posters on Jake for acting and production trials. Tryout appointments will be announced later with personal notices. The board is choosing the fall play to be staged December 5 and 6.
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College Dramatic Society
Jake
Fresh Candidates Nominated at Barnard Freshman Meeting
Barnard freshmen plan a Friday October 3 class meeting in the theatre at noon to nominate candidates for class of 1951 president. Lawrie Trevor explains election machinery while Helen Pond urges student leadership and class representation on the Student Council.
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Barnard
Lawrie Trevor
Helen Pond
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Columbia University
Barnard College
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Liberal Club
U.C.A
Earl Hall
William G. Cole
Janet Wright
Circulo
Hispano
el Circuio Hispano
World of Literature
Fiestas
Toire
IRC
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