WAVES Officers Exchange Travel Tales and Navy Vocab
Interview continues with Miss Remer and Miss Reynard as they discuss naval training duties and travel. Remer heads to Wisconsin for radio work after years as Barnard English instructor while earning a WAVES stripe for disciplined routine. Reynard recalls a hat mishap while heading to Bulterin office, illustrating busy wartime life.
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United States
Miss Remer
Barnard
Miss Reynard
BuLierin
Barnard Hall
Barnard Notes on 1918 War Efforts and Campus Use
A fragmentary 1918 Barnard item contrasts Liberty Bond drives with Columbia University’s shift to a military training camp on October 1, promising no harm to Barnard Buildings as 1000 students train across Broadway. It humorously notes silk conservation as patriotism and imagines Barnardites in bare legs to save silk.
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Columbia University
Barnard
Broadway
Mallinson
Propaganda Needs Action by Professors Miller and Streichler
Martha Messler and Eleanor Streichler report on Clyde E Miller associate professor of education at Teachers College and founder of the Institute for Propaganda Analysis. He warns Allied propaganda was weak in World War I and calls for action bridging words and deeds to combat prejudice and fear in democracy.
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Clyde R. Miller
Teachers College
The
Institute For Propaganda Analysis
Bulletin
Dr. Miller
India
Hitler
Mr. Miller
Russia
Clyde E. Miller
Ohio State Journal
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Service Bureau widens activities at college
The Service Bureau expands its role by promoting library use for volunteers, urging registration for the Recreational Leadership course, and asking students with any Community Service or National Service work this summer to report it. Officers include Florence Levine, Peg Richardson, Oi Yung Loo, Marjorie Allum, Nina Diamond, and Rachel Brodie, who are placing volunteers and staffing the bureau office at Bernard Hall South End.
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Bureau
Physical Education Department
Miss Smith
Ellen Meuser
Florence Levine
Peg Richardson
Oi Yung Loo
Marjorie Allum
Nina Diamond
Rachel Brodie
Barnard Hall
British Empire’s Mistakes Highlighted By Mr Miller
Mr Miller decries British policy as racial discrimination and argues India Burma and Singapore were lost or could be, praising United Nations victory while condemning base treatment of Negroes in the United States as hindering propaganda and progress.
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United Nations
Miller
George III
Burma
Singapore
India
Dean Clarifies Publicity Rules at Barnard College
The Dean reiterates that the College name may not be used by student groups without approval from the Trustees or the Dean. Students should consult Miss Erskine on questions about application and possible actions such as contracts or advertising.
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Barnard College
Miss Erskine
Essay Prize Offered By World Affairs on Postwar Order
World Affairs magazine announces a college essay contest on US Britain Commonwealth collaboration for a postwar world order. A $500 prize plus publication by the American Peace Society will go to the winner. Entries due January 1, 1943 with proof of college registration.
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World Affairs
United States
War Relief Plans Folk Festival For November
Columbia University War Relief committee outlines an International Folk Festival on November 6 and 7, a doll dressing contest with a $25 war bond top prize, and a concert series while continuing its regular programs. Mrs Butler re elected honorary chairwoman and Norma Blickfelt joins Student War Relief as liaison. Application blanks for the doll contest are at Casa Italiana and volunteers are sought to help in running the tea room.
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Columbia University Committee For War Relief
Nicholas Murray Butler
Herbert E. Hawkes
George W. Mullins
Harriet Prescott
Horace Taylor
Norma Blickfelt
Barnard
Student War Relief
Casa Italiana
117 Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Camp And A A Make Full Plans
Resident students are reminded that weekends at Camp do not count as part of their limited week-ends away from school and that expenses are lower than for day students. The total weekend cost is about three dollars, covering meals and train fares. Up to twenty students can stay overnight, with most traveling Friday afternoon and six or seven girls taking the train Saturday afternoon. The Camp committee and the A A, as Miss Sauer noted, expect larger roles this year thanks to an emphasis on physical fitness.
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A.A
Freshmen to Nominate President in Friday Meetings
Joan Carey announces three Friday meetings for the freshman class to elect a president. The sessions are October 9, 16, and 23 at noon in Room 304 Barnard. Freshmen are urged to consider candidates to speed up the election.
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Joan Carey
Barnard
Miss Carey
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Remer
Ictory
Clyde Miller
Martha Messler
Eleanor Streichler
Asia
Service Bureau
Dean
Butler
State of
New York
American Institute of Laundering
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Florists
A. G. Papadem & CO. Florists
115Th
116Th Streets
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