Assembly Sets Peace Policy Plan After War Reform
Representative Assembly meets today at 12 in Barnard Hall to draft this year’s student policy following Barnard’s repeal of the War Policy. Mary Louise Stewart reports that a reconversion year statement will be debated, with War Policy committee members named to present aims for the student body.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard
Mary Louise Stewart
Lawrie Trevor
Barbara Hewlett
Helen Whitecotton
Ruth Maier
Doris McGannon
Dorothy Dieterle
Barnard Hall
Dorothy Dietere
Mary Brown
Doris Mohr
Emily O’connor
Helen Trevor
Doris Johnson
Rita Molinelli
Mary Wilson
Mable Brown
Joan Abrancati
Rep Assembly
Assembly Delegates Wear Cap and Gown At Assembly
Delegates from the Representative Assembly will march in at 1 10 wearing cap and gown. Seniors will not march as a group at this assembly due to incomplete gowns and will do so at a future All College Assembly. Dean Gildersleeve and President Stewart will address new students and present government plans.
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Representative Assembly
All College
Jake
Rep Assembly
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Mary Louis Stewart
Fackenthal Named Acting President of Columbia University
At Columbia University Frederick Coykendall announced that Dr Frank D Fackenthal will serve as Acting President from October 1 until a permanent successor to Dr Butler is chosen and installed Trustees are also reviewing options for a permanent president candidate The announcement follows a prior misreading of rule limiting acting presidents and notes Fackenthal's long tenure and familiarity with the university history and administration
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Columbia University
Frank D. Fackenthal
Frederick Coykendall
Coykendall
Butler
George B. Pagram
Pegram
Fackenthal
Roanoke
Brooklyn
N. Y
Columbia College
Frederick P. Keppel
CURC Plans New Programs
CURC announces new daily programs on radio station 610 across morning and night slots. Navy hours feature jazz and news for sleepy sailors, civilians handle evenings with drama from Player's Playhouse, college humor scripts, and a symphonic music hour from 10 30 to 12 P M.
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CURC
The
Intercollegiate Broadcasting System
Navy
Columbia
Barnard
Dean Talks About Faith At Chapel
Dean Virginia Gildersleeve spoke at Chapel last Thursday on prayer’s efficacy and the brotherhood of man. She described prayer as communion with a spiritual force for strength and noted diverse faiths united in a shared sense of world peace through prayer. Her remarks highlighted the Charter’s call for brotherly obligations and the Economic and Social Committee's inclusive work to tackle tough issues.
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Virginia Gildersleeve
Chapel
San Francisco
Brotherhood of Man
Dean Gildersleeve
Go To Barbecue In Buses Sunday
Barnard Camp hosts a fall Barbecue for freshmen and transfers this Sunday at the Croton-on-Hudson camp. Camp buses will depart dorms at 10 30 AM, weather permitting. tickets for old students cost 65 cents and 35 cents for dorm residents.
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Barnard
Croton-on- Hudson
New York
Camp Committee
Alta Goalwin
Pat Fitzgerald
Brooks
Jake
Barnard Liberal Club Faces Policy Decision in Mayor Race
The Barnard Liberal Club opened its fall program with a debate on whether to take a public stand in the New York City mayoralty race. Members split between non partisan education and a definite club position.
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Barnard Liberal Club
New York City
Hewitt Ding
Liberal Club
Margaret Weitz
Goldstein
Betty Jayne Smith
O’dwyer
Nancy Harris
Newbold Morris
Honor Columbia For Atom Work
Dean George B. Pegram and Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler accepted a scroll recognizing the University of Columbia’s atomic bomb research contribution. Major General Leslie Groves presented the award in the Law Library Rotunda with Colonel Kenneth Nichols introducing Groves and directing the Manhattan District.
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George B. Pegram
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
War Department
Rotunda of Law Library
Leslie R. Groves
U.S.A
Gen Groves
West Point
Manhattan
General Groves
Manhattan District
Kenneth D. Nichols
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
Nichols
Washington
College Smoking Rules Limited Areas on Campus
Doris McGannon announces new smoking rules restricting smoking to specific locations on campus. Milbank residents may smoke only on the west side of the front porch away from the doorway, Barnard in the smoking room 302, and on the walk between 119th Street and Barnard Hall including the jungle. Enforcement rests with the senior proctors and the Court of Senior Proctors.
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Doris McGannon
Proctors
Milbank
119Th Street
Barnard Hall
Mortarboard Bear Tryouts Open for Staff Positions
Marie-Anne Whelps announces Bear staff tryouts for Mortarboard. Freshmen and transfers are urged to sign the Jake poster. A short critical paper on any poem play or book is due Thursday October 18. Those interested in art publicity business or advertising should indicate on the poster for contact.
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Liberal Club
Riverside
League of Women Voters
Margaret Weitz
the Bear
Barnard
Lterary Magazine
Marie- Anne Whelps
Jake
Anne Attura
Janet’ Bisland
Priscila Block
Ruth Maier
Charlotte Korany
Jean Conners
Eater-in- Cimes
Evi Bossanyi
Rosalind Bruech
Nancy Cameron
Marion Giak
Rhoda Levine
Ruth Raup
Mortarboard
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Assembly
Student Council
Rosemary Sullivan
Barbara Keltz
Columbia-Barnard
Dr. Fackenthal
Dean
Honor
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