Eva Maze Attends Intercollegiate UN Conference in June
Student delegates from colleges formed a Collegiate Council for the United Nations affiliate of the American Association for the United Nations. A regional board will coordinate campus UN programs as the General Assembly prepares to meet in October. President Truman proclaims United Nations Week October 20—26 and calls for student involvement through UN information booths.
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United Nations
U.S
General Assembly
United States
Truman
On-Campus Smoking Rules At Milbank Hall Area
Notice prohibits smoking on the Milbank Hall porch and quadrangle at all times. Smoking is allowed only between Barnard Hall and the green fence at 119th Street. Violations will be addressed by the Court of Senior Proctors.
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Barnard Bulletin Reports New Faculty Appointments
The Barnard College bulletin lists new faculty additions including Jean Palmer in admissions and general information, Robert Stewart in botany, Eleanor Mason in physical education, and lecturers Anne Ritter Margaret Meigs Gloria Mandeville Maria Pereira Cora Kasius Joy Mahler Geraldine Lynch Colleen Williams. Also noting resignations Elizabeth Rodrigue and Louise Speers effective this year.
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Robert M. Stewart
Eleanor Jordan Mason
Anne M. Ritter
Margaret Meigs
Gloria Mandeville
Maria de Lourdes Sa Pereira
Cora Kasius
Joy Mahler
Geraldine Lynch
Colleen Williams
Elizabeth Rodrigue
Louise Speers
Churches Debate Social Action Role At UC A Forum
The University Christian Association opens a two part series at 4 PM in the Dodge Room Earl Hall on what churches should do in social action. Rev Melish of Holy Trinity Brooklyn and Rev McComb of Broadway Presbyterian share differing views.
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William H. Melish
Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn
John H. McComb
Broadway Presbyterian Church
St. Luke's Jobs. Shirley Stout to assign hospital work
Shirley Stout Community Service Chairman will be in Room 401 Barnard Hall on Monday and Thursday this week from 12 to 1 to assign specific jobs to people who want to work at St. Luke's Hospital.
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Shirley Stout
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Evolution topic sparks Barnard Newman Club discussion
The Barnard Newman Club met last Monday in the College Parlor to discuss The Origin of Man led by Rev. John E K Daly. Daly argued evolution remains a scientific question while creation remains a revealed fact and urged more data. Mary Knappen, club president, outlined planned activities including monthly coffee hours.
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Junior Freshman Tea Set For October Fifteenth
Miss Lawrie Trevor chair of the junior-freshman tea urges both classes to attend in the College Parlor at four on Tuesday October 15. Juniors are asked to invite their freshman sisters to enjoy refreshments provided by the junior class and to meet fellow students and possibly hear Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve Dr Lorna F McGuire and Professor Virginia D Harrington speak. The speaker slate is tentative.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Lorna F. McGuire
Virginia D. Harrington
Large Election rallies on Broadway prompt voter interest
The article describes afternoon and evening rallies on Broadway on Tuesday October 8 to boost turnout for national political events. A large Wednesday meeting reviewed candidates' records while Monday to Wednesday featured sessions to solve technical voting barriers and a School for Political Action Tech.
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School For Political Action
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Levitsky Discusses Justice in Jewish Life at Menorah Seixas Talk
Dr Louis Levitsky, director of the Seminary School of Jewish Studies, spoke on Whither American Jewry to a jet meeting at Earl Hall. He urged Jews to uphold justice over prejudice and inform others about Judaism, noting the duty to all colors and creeds. Succoth Dance planned for October 14 at the Jewish Theological Seminary on Broadway and 122nd Street.
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Seminary School of Jewish Studies
Jewish Theological Seminary
Earl Hall
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Broadway
122 Street
Harvest Hop Halloween Dance Planned for Oct 26
The Harvest Hop will be held in Barnard Hall gym on Saturday evening October 26 from 9 30 to 1. The 1947 event is hub to AA activities with Dorothy Lowe as chairman and a full committee. Subscriptions will be sold on Jake for 2 50 about a week before the dance. The planned theme is Halloween with decorations and possible veterans orchestra.
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Hallowe’en
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June Ross
Helen Pond
Ruth Montgomery
Kay Goldsmith
Cornelia Barber
Jake
Camerus
First Coffee Dance At Barnard Tomorrow
The Barnard cafeteria hosts the season’s first coffee dance tomorrow with 75 tickets sold between noon and 1 pm. Sambas replace sandwiches for the afternoon as couples enjoy waltzes and fox trots to phonograph music with refreshments. Rita Molinelli chairs Barnard Hall Social Committee and expects a successful affair. A second coffee dance is set for November 15 in Earl Hall for those without tickets.
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Columbia Social Affairs Office
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Debate Council Chooses Eleanor De Antonio Chairman
The Debate Council met last Thursday in the Little Parlor and elected Eleanor L. De Antonio chairwoman and Anna Chacho secretary treasurer. Jane Au Lacey, not returning, previously held the chair. Adviser is Dr. Frances Marlatt. Sara De Ford leaves Barnard. The group aims for more external debates but faces travel funding limits and seeks aid from the Representative Assembly.
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Anna Chacho
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Jane Au Lacey
Frances K. Marlatt
Sara de Ford
Barnard
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Representative Assembly
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