Paris bound junior editors sought by Vogue and Mademoiselle
Vogue offers six month Prix de Paris junior editor posts in Paris with potential permanent jobs. winners gain experience and interviews with Conde Nast and campaigns nationwide. Mademoiselle offers college board guest editorship with College Clinic modelling and a chance at war life reports earning War Bonds and Stamps. applications to Mademoiselle, New York.
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Paris
Vogue Magazine
Vogue
Conde
Mademoiselle
National Service
East 32Nd St
New York
Barnard
Religious Activities At Barnard And Columbia Colleges
Newman Club hosts reception for new students in College Parlor from 4 to 6 with Father Ford and Catholic faculty guests. A Tea Dance for Midshipmen V-12 civilians and medical students is set for Tuesday 4 to 6 in Earl Hall. Barnard Columbia joint meeting will be held Tuesday at 4 80 in the Dodge Room Earl Hall with speakers. Menorah marks first post on Iris Davis presidency with Succes dance at Jewish Theological Seminary then visits Succa. Open House October 16 with Rabbi Newman as guest speaker. follow up topic to be announced. Chaplain Rice lists weekday noon services in the Chapel from October 9 to 15 with speakers and Holy Communion services Sundays.
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Newman Club
Father George Ford
T. Carbonara
Lorna F. McGuire
Marjorie D. Coogan
Helen P. Bailey
William Duffy
Earl Hall
Barnard-Columbia
Dodge Room
Seixas Society of Columbia
Iris Davis
Jewish Theological Seminary
Succes
Louis Neuman
J. Edward Dirks
University Christian Association
Ruth Carson West
Barnard
Rice
Otis Rice
Phyllis Hoecker
Press Board
Jake
Episcopal Club Tea Honors New Barnard Students
The Episcopal Club sponsors an afternoon tea from four to six at the College Parlor Barnard to welcome new Episcopal students with invitations extended to alumni and faculty. Elizabeth Crouter president urges participation as the group begins a series of talks and considers Canterbury Club affiliation.
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College Episcopal Club
College Parlor
Barnard
Canterbury Clubs
Elizabeth Crouter
Episcopal
Campus notices span job info and signups at Barnard Hall
Economics and sociology majors are asked to visit the Smoking Room in Barnard Hall today or Tuesday noon to share summer job experiences. New students must attend a library meeting Wednesday October 11 at noon. Press Board signups and tryouts are announced for October 13. Great Books copies are available at Student Mail. Midshipmen social at Earl Hall on Sunday October 15 with tickets sold October 11.
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Barnard Hall
Earl Hall
Jake
A.A
P C recruits freshmen for council post
Freshmen interested in serving as Freshman Representative on the Political Council are urged to sign the poster now up on Jake.
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Political Council
Jake
Treasurer's Hours at Undergraduate Office
The Undergraduate Treasurer's office hours will be from 12 to 1. This notice informs students of daily midday access to financial services and guidance on fee inquiries.
New Trees Planted as Riverside Tower View Returns
The article notes tall trees will be felled to restore a clear Riverside church tower view and signal normalcy for the Jungle. It anticipates students enjoying future performances and history readings under dogwood shade as newcomers welcome rehabilitation of the Jungle.
Council Opens Investigation and Reorganization Plans
The council reveals an ongoing investigation and announces proposed reorganization of the Quarterly. Dr. Sturdevant and Dr. Coogan are invited to join committee discussions. Shirley Sudock will replace Barbara Nichols as college song leader and oversee singing assemblies and next June’s step singing. Hope Simon, resigning over eligibility issues, proposed changes to Barnard’s eligibility system and will continue as committee chair until a successor is appointed.
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Sturdevant
Dr. Coogan
Council
Shirley Sudock
Barbara Nichols
Miss Nichols
Hope Simon
Barnard
Dean Stresses College Aims for Freshmen
The Dean outlines college goals for freshmen stressing clear thinking and strong values. He vows to teach facts and how to think straight, opening and filling minds with varied interests to bolster resources for the country and world.
Institute Opens on October 23 Lectures Begin at McMillin
The Institute of Arts and Sciences of Columbia University starts its annual lecture series at McMillin Theatre on Monday October 23 and runs for twenty one weeks. Speakers include H V Kaltenborn Lilliam Smith Carl van Doren Ilka Chase Lillian Gish and Sinclair Lewis. Program copies and membership terms available at McMillin Theatre.
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The
Institute of Arts and Sciences of
Columbia University
MecMillin Theatre
H. V. Kaltenborn
Lilliam Smith
Carl van Doren
Ilka Chase
Lillian Gish
Sinclair Lewis
McMillin Theatre
Dean Addresses Representatives in College Meeting
Mary Louise Stewart, class of 1946, treasurer of the Undergraduate Association, urged election of a Budget Committee from the Assembly to review budgets of dependent organizations, though the new constitution does not require it. Delegates voted to consider the matter today.
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Mary Louise Stewart
Assembly
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