Freshman Class Dance Opens Season With Big Turnout
Freshman class hosts a large dance in Brooks Hall with V-12s Midshipmen and civilians. The event runs from 8:00 PM into the night as records and piano music fill the hall. Reception line includes Helen Carlson Joan Raup Dolores Drew Barbara Keltz Rosemary Sullivan and others guiding attendees.
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Helen Carlson
Joan Raup
Bulletin
Dolores Drew
Athletic Association
Barbara Keltz
Rosemary Sullivan
Miss Keltz
Dinner for Transfers Introduces New Students
A 7:00 P.M. dinner in Brooks Dining Hall welcomed new students to the faculty committee on transfers. Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve and professors Florence DeL. Lowther and Virginia D. Harrington, along with Mary Louise Stewart of the Undergraduate Association, addressed the group.
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Brooks
Hraculty Committee
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Florence del. Lowther
Virginia D. Harrington
Mary Louise Stewart
Spanish Club Maps An Active Year Ahead
The Spanish Club outlines plans for an active year with speakers, refreshments, and a Spanish folk dance group. A Spanish play will be staged each term, and all students in Spanish courses are urged to join. New officers include Dorothy Lowe as vice-president and Cynthia McAdoo as treasurer.
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Helen Trevor
Miss Trevor
Jake
Dorothy Lowe
Cynthia McAdoo
Rita Molinelli
Marilyn Vogel
Camp committee issues instructions for year camp
Camp notes list what students must bring including a sheet pillow case towel soap and warm clothing. Presidents and secretaries urged to arrange posters and a faculty adviser weeks before the weekend. Minimum eleven students including leader required to attend. Alta Goalwin named camp committee chair for guidance.
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Alta Goalwin
Camp committee named for year to serve drivers
For those who expect to drive up to camp road maps may be procured by writing to Alta Good win through the student mail. The newly named Camp Committee will serve this year and includes Doris Biggio Betty Campion Nancy Chase Sally Crane Vera Dettweiler Georgina Goodwin Betty Green Renee Jones Kath leen Mero Ruth Montgomery Peggy Partridge and Jane Weidlund.
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Alta Goodwin
Doris Biggio
Betty Campion
Nancy Chase
Sally Crane
Vera Dettweiler
Georgina Goodwin
Betty Green
Renee Jones
Kathleen Mero
Ruth Montgomery
Peggy Partridge
Jane Weidlund
Menorah Opens Lecture Series With Society Event
Menorah kicked off its season with the Succes dance in collaboration with the Columbia Seixas society at the Jewish Theological Seminary. A short open house at Earl Hall preceded the four to seven dance, then the first regular open house on Monday from 4 to 6 offers a chance to meet Arthur Brenner who leads ten discussions titled The Business of Being a Jew. Brenner, a Columbia graduate and Academy of Jewish Letters faculty member, will present to undergraduates for the first time this year, with a large turnout urged. dues for non-members should be sent to Hannah Rosenblum via Student Mail.
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Menorah
Columbia Seixas Society
Jewish Theological Seminary
Earl Hall
Arthur Brenner
Brenner
Jewish Graduate Society
Academy of Jewish Letters
Columbia
Benner
Tennis Courts Re-done In Arden Sea green
The article notes Arden Sea green tennis courts at Barnard College, funded by Elizabeth Arden. It urges that the courts be kept unused by regular or rubber-heeled shoes to protect the surface and promises easier ball retrieval and more tennis fun this year.
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Arden
Sea Green
Elizabeth Arden
Barnard
UCA Welcomes New Adviser at Open House
U C A holds open house at Earl Hall to greet Barnard and Columbia students and introduce Robert Andrus as Protestant counselor. Fall cabinet retreat at Julia Andrus Memorial Home led by E Mowbray Tate and Edward Dirks strengthens Protestant group ties with leaders Hyak Ruthers and Urquhart attending.
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U.C.A
Earl Hall
Barnard
Columbia
Robert Andrus
Julia Andrus
E. Mowbray Tate
Edward Dirks
Wilmot
Teacher’s College
China
Heiges
Fall Singles Tennis Tourney Opens With Noon Meeting
A required meeting for entrants in the fall singles tennis tournament is set for noon today with location to be posted. Kay Goldsmith, AA tennis manager, urges immediate play to finish before snow. Winners must post scores and contact next opponents. an Ada sponsored playday may follow if faculty interest grows.
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Jake
Kay Goldsmith
Miss Goldsmith
Pssible
Plans of Action for Democracy discuss reconversion and elections
Margaret Weitz chairs Town Meeting, with Aline Crenshaw and Nancy Elmendorf, as Action for Democracy outlines discussions on reconversion policy, U S legislative measures, and the elections' impact on employment. The Liberal Club will cover full employment and New York Elections and socialized medicine. The International Relations Club will discuss the United Nations UNIRA and the future governments of Germany and Italy.
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Margaret Weitz
Aline Crenshaw
Nancy Elmendorf
Action For Democracy
Political Council
United States
Liberal Club
New York
United Nations Organization
UNIRA
Germany
Italy
International Relations Club
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