Mademoiselle Announces Annual Editorial Contest
Mademoiselle magazine seeks twenty young women for a June internship in New York editing the August College issue. Winners receive transportation, a one month salary, and three writing assignments after selection from trial reports and photos. Applications due November 1 to The College Board Editor at 122 East 42 Street New York.
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Mademoiselle Magazine
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Rep Assembly Holds Elections for Student Committees
The Representative Assembly will hold elections at 12 noon in 401 Barnard Hall for the Student Development Plan Committee from all classes except freshmen. Curriculum Committee members will be chosen from an open slate with Florence Pearlman and Meg Mather as chairs.
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Rep Assembly
Florence Pearlman
Mary Jean Huntington
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Dr Lowther Speaks At New Faculty Tea
New Barnard faculty and administrators will be introduced at a tea in the Conference Room Wednesday at 4 p.m. Afterward Dr Florence Lowther, Associate Dean, will preside at a meeting where department and administration heads discuss their departments' expectations.
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Florence Lowther
Nominations Open for Freshman and Sophomore Queens
Tomorrow at 5 pm deadline for submitting contestant names for Freshman and Sophomore Queens at the Fresh Soph Playday Columbia. Submit on a card with class and day or resident status. Frances Zinn and Jean Moore, chairs, will pick five day and five resident contestants for the final competition.
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Columbia
Jake
Frances Zinn
Jean Moore
Barnard
Burlingame and Loggins Appointed to Barnard English Dept
William Burlingame named associate in English at Barnard College for the winter session after a career as editor at Charles Scribner's Sons and service in the Office of War Information. Vernon Loggins of Columbia University will study sources in creative writing during fall semester.
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Roger Burlingame
Barnard College
Burlingame
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Office of War Information
Barnard
Vernon Loggins
Columbia University
WKCR Plans Fall Program At Columbia Station
WKCR at Columbia University reorganizes inviting Barnard students to act and work with radio. Classes start soon in announcing phone and monitoring. Auditions for drama are underway with a schedule including music sports news guest artist and a Midnight Special requests program ending at 1 a.m.
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WKCR
Columbia University
Barnard
New York Times
World News
Trustees Meet Over Student Wing Preview
The Dean notes many trustees have not yet viewed the new Student Wing. Mrs. McIntosh schedules a buffet supper and Board Meeting in the Lounge on Thursday evening October 13. The Snack Bar and Lounge close that afternoon for staff preparations.
Co Ed Archery Playday Clinic At Baker Field
A co-educational archery playday and clinic will be held next Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Baker Field. The program aims to stimulate interest and skill, present up to date methods, and offer students a chance to meet archers from other colleges. Led by former champion archer Mrs Myrtle K Miller with staff including Miss Corinne T Bize the Barnard archery instructor. Activities include instruction demonstrations and movies with non competitive shooting for students and a lunch option available.
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