October College Calendar Highlights
October events list includes A A room meetings and executive sessions in Milbank 301, junior class meeting in Barnard 304, college tea in College Parlor, Student Council meeting in College Parlor, Trustees meeting, Menorah Dance at Jewish Theological Seminary, Residence Halls Open House at Brooks Hall, and Barnard Student Union in the Conference Room on October 10.
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Classical Club
Milbank
Barnard
Jewish Theological Seminary
Brooks
Barnard Student Union
Dorms to Host Open House for Day and Dorm Students
Open House for Residence Halls set for Thursday October 9 from 4 to 6 p.m. in Brooks Hall living room. Day and night students invited. tea served as guests tour resident rooms. Frances Fahrenholtz social chairman oversees. Residence Council members hostesses.
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Brooks Hall
Barnard
Frances Fahrenholtz
Assembly Plans Relief Drives
Doris Bayer proposes raising funds to buy defense bonds for Barnard College with maturity value aiding a Barnard scholarship fund. Final voting is set for October 22. Athletic Association held nominating sessions for vice president and secretary with several seniors listed as candidates and voting scheduled Thursday and Friday 10 to 4.
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Doris i Bayer
Defense
Barnard College
Barnard
Athletic Association
June Clayton
Ana del Valle
Gloria Monahan
Diane Howell
Bea Naegli
Eleanor Snyder
Jake
Juniors Candid-Shot Poster Signups
Juniors are invited to sign for informal Mortarboard pictures. Posters are on the Bulletin Board outside Odd Study. indicate preferred location and your free hours.
Council Makes Appointments and Prom Date Changes
The Student Council moved the Junior Prom to February 20, 1942, and the freshman-Sophomore Dance to February 28, 1942, after a meeting requested by the junior and sophomore social chairs. Eleanor Colgan became Bulletin Board chairman 1941-1942 replacing Marion Donovan. Helen Baker and Patricia Curtin were elected senior proctors to fill vacancies.
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Eleanor Colgan
Bulletin Board
Marion Donovan
Helen Baker
Patricia Curtin
Use of College Name Rule at Barnard
The Dean reminds Barnard College students that the name may not be used by any student group without Trustees or Dean approval. Students should consult Miss Erskine on questions about applying the rule to actions such as contracts or ads and will be held responsible for compliance.
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Miss Erskine
Menorah and JSS Plan October Tea Dance
Menorahs first social event of the year will be a tea dance in conjunction with the Jewish Students Society of Columbia at the Jewish Theological Seminary on October 9 from 4:00 to 7:00. Helene Gottesman 42 is coordinating arrangements, with a Succah visit, an outdoor gourds and grain decorated booth to mark harvest. the Succah sits in the Seminary court at Broadway and 122nd Street. Open to members who have paid annual dues of one dollar, payable by mail to Janet Israel or at the door. Refreshments will be served.
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Jewish Students Society of Columbia
Jewish Theological Seminary
Helene Gottesman
Broadway
122Nd Street
Janet Israel
Ddor
Victory Sandwich With Peanut Butter Vitamin Boost
A wartime article describes a peanut butter sandwich enhanced with vitamins to support national health. The "Staff" brand sandwich uses peeled wheat bread and yeasted peanut butter and aims to combat pellagra in malnourished Southern areas.
College Corner Idol Burned On Union Campus
A Union College campus lore piece reports an idol lion with a cub was tarred soaked with gasoline and burned after a student investigation. Clues included a wine jug and Toryton cigarettes leading to Dr. Ox, the college president, as the search concluded.
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Union Campus
Union
Toryton
Dr. Ox
Union College
Lutheran Club Welcomes New Members at First Meeting
New members and existing Lutherans met yesterday at Earl Hall for a New Year get-together. No plans were announced yet for the year. University Lutheran students are invited to attend Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Earl Hall
Spectator Seeks New Telephone Line Proposal
Spectator presses for a new telephone line at 36 dollars yearly with no installation or new staff. Mr. Swan and Miss Abbott view the project as a luxury in hard times and prefer saving for emergencies. The Spectator contemplates alternative approaches and remains hopeful.
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Swan
Miss’ Abbott
CURC Holds Meeting for Barnard Radio Workers
CURC announces a special meeting for Barnard students interested in radio work at Columbia College Station CURC. The session today at 4 o clock in the CURC studio in Hamilton Annex seeks engineers script writers actresses monitors and also producers
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Barnard
Columbia
CURC
Hamilton
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American Institute of Laundering
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