Barnard Assembly Debates Postwar International Skills
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve and Barnard leaders addressed the All-College Assembly recalling San Francisco Conference insights. They stressed precise speech in international affairs, urged continued student leadership in international skills, and discussed postwar policy and the honorary code.
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Mary Louise Stewart
Millen Harry
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
San Francisco
All-College Assembly
Miss Gildersleeve
U.S.S.R
United States
Barnard College
London
United Nations Organization
Raymond L. Saul- Wier
Elizabeth R. Reynard
Henry A. Boorse
Red Cross
Political Council
Stewart
Ellen Harry
Barnard
Red Cross Offers Home Nursing Course and Art Therapy
The Red Cross begins a home nursing course starting October 22 and seeks volunteers to make art scrapbooks for wounded veterans as therapy. Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 6 to 6 at Barnard 4th floor National Service Room, limited to ten students, enroll via poster or Mildred Reed through Student Mail.
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Red Cross
Fifth Ave
Strubing
National Service Room
Charter Youth Conference Presents in London
The United States Arrangements Committee will present its Charter of Youth Needs and Rights at the World Youth Conference in London from October 31 to November 9. Twenty five US delegates from leading youth groups will emphasize youth participation in world security planning across six fields. The charter reflects Roosevelt’s call for youth to help build a better world and notes American Youth for a Free World as a coordinating clearing house and liaison among national youth organizations.
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London
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
United Nations
Fresh Nominate Class Officers
Louise DuBois announces senior meetings delayed due to business while seniors aid freshmen in electing class officers. Freshmen plan four meetings this month October 16 30 with three candidates for president and final election October 30. Juniors plan events including Mortarboard dedication and tea for freshmen sisters November 15. Sophomores meet October 16 to elect treasurer and two delegates and hear Fresh-Soph party details.
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Louise DuBois
Barnard
Representative Assembly
Priscilla Block
Mortarboard
SC Rejects AD Protest At Barnard College
Student Council refused permission for Action for Democracy to telegram President Truman and officials about Argentina’s La Plata University jailing protests. Council doubted reliable information and feared misrepresenting Barnard. urged individual action instead of a group protest.
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Barnard
Actions For Democracy Club
Truman
State Department
la Plata University
Argentina
Peron
Action For Democracy
Action For Democracy Club
Barnard College
AD Club
Sign Up For Barbecue At Barnard Camp This Weekend
Freshmen transfers and new students urged to sign up for the Barbecue on Sunday October 14 at Barnard Camp. Sponsored by the Athletic Association under Camp Committee chairman Alta Goalwin. Bus leaves dorms at 10:30 AM and returns at 4:30 PM with round trip $1.15. Old students pay 65 cents day 35 cents for residence girls. free for new students. Tickets available from Jake at noon or Miss Goalwin. weekend at camp optional. Barbecue menu includes barbecued chicken potato salad green peas rolls butter and ice cream.
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Barnard Camp
The
Athletic Association
Alta Goalwin
A.A
Barnard
Jake
Memorial Service For Waller At St Pauls Chapel
Memorial services will be held today at noon in St Pauls Chapel for Tate Willard Waller associate professor of sociology at Barnard. The address will be delivered by Saad of Barnard sociology. Waller wrote The Sociology of Teaching The Family Old Love and New and The Veteran Comes Back and edited War in the 20th Century. He also served as vice chairman of the Institute of Community Organization and Leaderships administrative committee at Barnard in June.
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St. Pauls Chapel
Tate
Willard Waller
Barnardeee Tort Et Saad
Ce de Mirra Komarovsky
Departent of
Sociology
Chapel
Walley
Cairman
Institute of Community Organization and Leadershp
Barnard
Waller
Barnard Assembly Acts War Policy End and War Fund Chair
In its second term meeting last Monday Barnard’s Representative Assembly repealed the Wartime War Policy and adopted a peace oriented directive for this year. Betty Jayne Smith 46 was unanimously elected chair of Barnard’s National War Fund Drive for the term. The drive replaces other proposals and signals a shift from National Service to Political Council and Community Service.
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Rresentative Assembly
Lérnard
Betty Jayne Smith
National War Fund
Barnard
Representative Assembly
National Service
Political Council
Community Service
Mary Louise Stewart
Jane Weidlund
Dorothy Dieterle
Doris McGannon
Ruth Maier
Helen Whitecotton
Barbara Hewlett
Lawrie Trevor
Red Cross
World Student Service Fund
Action for Democracy Club Plans Campus Liberal Ties
Action Group plans closer cooperation with liberal campus clubs to push political action. Tamara Bliss leads fourteen new members aiming to influence national affairs, urging student letters to Senators and Representatives on postwar employment and peace.
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Action For Democracy
Tamara Bliss
Jake
Barnard Liberal Club
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Harry
Youth Conference
Action Group
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