Barnard War Board Elects Officers At Noon Meeting
Barnard War Board heads to election for the coming year at a noon session in 304 Barnard with 22 delegates and the old executive council voting. Nominees include Judith Coplon, Harriet Hirschfeld, Sybil Kotkin for chair. Diane Howell, Shirley Sexauer, Edith Spring for vice chair. Jane Cannon and Jacqueline Levy for corresponding secretary. Carmel Prashker and Natalie Rogoff for recording secretary.
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Judith Coplon
Harriet Hirschfeld
Sybil Kotkin
Diane Howell
Shirley Sexauer
Edith Spring
Jane _Cannon
Jacqueline Levy
Carmel Prashker
Natalie Rogoff
BWB
Ellen Meuser
Annes Vermilye
Barnard Hall
Ursula Price
Blanche Sweet
Edna Ely
Episcopal Club
Byrd Wise
Dorothea Weitzner
Claire Virgien
Glee Club
Phyllis Brand
IRC
Menorah
Tamara Bliss
Doris Charlton
Newman Club
Thelma Golub
Physical Science
SLA
Jeanne Rosen
Enid Belding
Wigs
Cues
Eleanor Suttle
Wycliffe Club
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Ursula de Antonio
Peggy Hines
Lutheran Club
War Board
Alumnae Enlistments Grow in WAVES WAACS and Officers
Barnard women expand wartime service with nine new WAVES and WAACS members. Edith Cannon Marion Allan Mary Husser Elizabeth Jackson and Mary Ellen O’Connell join under V-9 along with Mary Pine Amelia Abele and Elizabeth Myer as ensigns or lieutenant. Jean MacDonald joins WAACS. Miss Jackson broadcasts as a typical WAVE on WMCA. Faculty also serve including Elizabeth Reynard Harold Bold James Oliver and George Young.
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WAVES
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Edith Cannon
Marion Allan
Mary Husser
Elizabeth Jackson
Mary Ellen O’connell
Mary Pine
Amelia Abele
Elizabeth Myer
Jean MacDonald
Miss Jackson
WMCA
Elizabeth Reynard
Harold C. Bold
James H.oliver
Richard P. Youtz
Georgiana Remner
David Robertson
George B. Young
Students affirm unity to fight fascism for world peace
Delegates of the International Students Assembly adopt a credo urging unity among nations under the Four Freedoms. They condemn fascism and call for joint action with the United Nations to end aggression and pursue peace and reconstruction.
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Gloria Callen the Swimming Champion Enrolls at Barnard
Gloria Callen national indoor and outdoor backstroke champion enrolls as Barnard’s newest student. She attends morning classes and afternoons plan NBC radio work interviewing prominent women. A former junior champion with multiple American records, she delays turning professional amid Hollywood interest.
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Sally Ferris
Gloria Callen
Gloria
NBC
Bulletin
Eleanor Holm
Neenah
Wisconsin
Hollywood
Quarterly Deadline Set for Fall Issue Contributions
Deborah Burstein, editor, extends the deadline for the Fall Quarterly to next Monday to broaden representation of lower classmen and newcomers. All students may contribute, and candidates for the literary staff must submit writing samples as tryouts.
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Inter-American Meeting Opens at Columbia Theater
The Inter-American Meeting at Columbia University marks the 450th anniversary of the discovery of America. A three day series begins at 10 30 Saturday morning in McMillin Theater chaired by Nicholas Murray Butler. All sessions open to Barnard students with a 50 cent registration.
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Majors To Meet In Social Science Departments Tuesday
Social science majors will meet next Tuesday with history majors at a Conference Room tea from 4 to 6 pm. Economics and sociology majors plan a joint luncheon in 401 Barnard from 12 to 2. No speaker is planned for the first gathering. the event aims for informal faculty and student交流. Individual students will share summer experiences.
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College Adopts Youth Credit at Barnard
Undergraduate Association unanimously adopted the ISA declaration from Washington September 2 to 5 as part of antiwar youth unity. Nancy Lenkeith praised the Credo as a reaffirmation of ideals and Barnard will translate and distribute it worldwide. Judith Coplon Beverly Vernon and others pledged to discuss and act on the Credo this year. Vernon reported ISA reimbursement of 20 for Barnard delegate expenses and a vote of thanks. Representative Assembly to consider this year’s budget at next meeting. Janie Clark elected to Barnard Hall Social Committee.
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Nancy Lenkeith
ISA
France Combattante
Judith Coplon
War Board
Beverly Vernon
Barnard
India
Miss Vernon
Representative Assembly
Dean Addresses First Assembly at College War Effort
Dean Gildersleeve spoke at the first all college assembly for the academic year, noting war service as key yet stressing core degree courses. Undergraduate president Mary Milnes and Honor Board chair Grtchen Belyea spoke, urging student government involvement and support for war effort policies.
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Mary Milnes
Grtchen Belyea
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Barnardites
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Assemblies Chief Braun Sees No News Yet
Professor Braun, longtime head of assemblies at Milbank, says Bulletin prints only news and has nothing definite to announce as next week’s programs hover between Political Council speakers and incendiary bombs. He recalls Dean Gildersleeve’s idea of Tuesday assemblies and notes Barnard favors them while Columbia lacks staff to manage them.
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