Barnard War Board elects new officers and creates treasurer post
Judith Coplon '43 is elected chair of Barnard War Board executive council with Edith Spring 44 as vice chair, Jacqueline Levy 44 as recording secretary, Natalie Rogoff 44 as secretary, and Sybil Kotkin '43 as treasurer. A treasurer post is created after a constitutional amendment. Delegates will be chosen from member groups for the year’s activities.
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Judith Coplon
Barnard War Board
Edith Spring 7
Jacqueline Levy
Natalie Rogoff
Sybil Kotkin
BWB
Executive Council
Butterix
To Recruit Volunteers For Student Aide Corps
A student aide corps for campus protection will be recruited this week. Volunteers should apply to Professor Virginia Harrington in the Office of Social Affairs, room 104 Barnard, between 12 and 1 daily. Upperclassmen familiar with the buildings are preferred to newcomers.
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Virginia Harrington
Office of Social Affairs
Barnard
Campus events week list note and dates
On Campus listings announce Father George B Ford a Catholic adviser visiting the Newman club on Monday October 12 4 to 6 in the Conference Room. Also notes Quarterly contributions due today for the fall issue. Lutheran club meets Wednesday October 14 4 to 6 in the Little Parlor. October 15 is last day for freshmen to sign for freshmen weekend at Barnard Camp. Friday October 16 the first coffee dance for freshmen and transfers begins at four in Earl Hall.
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George B. Ford
Newman Club
Lutheran Club
Little Parlor
Barnard
Freshmen Nominate Eight For Class President
Eight freshmen were nominated for class president at a meeting last Friday noon. Joan Carey, junior class president, presided. Nominees from the original slate are Mary Brown Helen Hutchinson Doris McGannon Mary Louise Stewart Dorothy Terrace Marjorie Weller Barbara Young and Sally Zimmerman.
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Joan Carey
Mary Brown
Helen Hutchinson
Doris McGannon
Mary Louise Stewart
Dorothy Terrace
Marjorie Weller
Barbara Young
Sally Zimmerman
Science and Social Science Majors Meetings Tomorrow
Economics and sociology majors hold a luncheon at noon in 401 Barnard. History majors meet for tea at 4 in the Conference Room. Chemistry at 1 10 in 439 Milbank, zoology at 1 10 in 414. Spanish majors meet at noon in the South dining room Hewitt.
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Barnard
Milbank
Hewitt
Freshmen to Narrow Mortarboard Race Next Friday
At the start of the meeting Jean Vandervoort and Florence McClurg spoke on Mortarboard and Barnard Camp. The freshmen will cut candidates to four next Friday and hold the final election on Friday October 23. Juniors and sophomores have required class meetings today at 12 and 12 30 in 304 Barnard to consider Honor Board suggestions. Sophomores hear a report on class rings by Hope Simon. juniors discuss Mortarboard.
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Jean Vandervoort
Florence McClurg
Mortarboard
Barnard
Hope Simon
Interview Students On Service
Four members of the National Service sub-committee on student guidance will interview students daily between 11 and 1 in the National Service Office. The aim is to help students adapt their academic programs to wartime service requirements and discuss problems with committee members Mrs. Alice Rhoads Miss Jane Gaston Mrs. Helen Bailey and Dr S S Sargent at NSO room 131 Fiske Hall open 10 to 5 weekdays. Special hours for other sub committees to be announced.
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National Service
National Service Office
Alice Rhoads
Jane Gaston
Helen Bailey
S. S. Sargent
Fiske Hall
We Cant Afford Race Prejudice Says Benedict
Dr Ruth Benedict of Columbia University argues against racial labeling and urges distinguishing loyal from disloyal groups in wartime. She cites discrimination against Negroes in the armed services and notes Japan in America includes many willing to support the war effort. She contrasts American policy with Brazil’s approach to race and loyalty. The interview continues on page 3.
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Eleanor Streichler
Ruth Benedict
Columbia University
Hitler
America
Benedict
Pearl Harbor
California
Hawaii
Brazil
Should NS Head Sit In Council Debate Planned For Thursday
The question of whether the Undergraduate Chairman of National Service should be a member of Student Council during the war will be debated at a Representative Assembly Undergraduate Association meeting this Thursday at 5 in 304 Barnard. Delegates must attend. the meeting is open to all Undergraduate Association members.
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Barnard
Sargent Tests Public Morale
Dr Sargent of Barnard psychology argues for a well directed propaganda campaign to bolster civilian morale for victory. He and student Cynthia Rittenband Polled 125 Barnard students and Tipton Iowa residents to gauge attitudes, finding trends that could inform national efforts.
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S. Stansfeld Sargent
Barnard Psychology Department
Sargent
Cynthia Rittenband
Barnard
New England
Tipton
Iowa
America
Spanish Dance and Song Tea Honor for Hispano Students
El Circulo Hispano sponsors a tea today honoring Barnard's Spanish American students. Spanish music and dance unfold in a program by students and visitors. Bertha Guillime '44 will sing with brother Edmund Columbia 46 on guitar. Three Lola Bravo studio dance students perform. Tea from four to six in College Parlor.
Soviet Youth Leaders to Visit Columbia for ISA Assembly
Dean Herbert E Hawkes will welcome three Soviet ISA delegates Lieutenant Lyudmila Pavlichenko Lieutenant Vladimir Pchelintsev and Nikolai Krasavchenko at McMillin Theater October 19 noon The event aims to discuss ISA activities A farewell party sponsored by the New York Youth Division of Russian War Relief follows at 7 30 pm at the Manhattan Center Tickets are on sale at Russian War Relief 11 East 35th Street This event marks greetings from Columbia College clubs and the student body with Krasavchenko affirming replies from Soviet youth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Student Council
Columbia
International Student Assembly
Lyudmila Pavlichenko
Vladimir Pchelintsevy
Nikolai Krasavchenko
McMillin Theater
Herbert E. Hawkes
Columbia College
ISA
Moscow University
Krasavchenko
Manhattan Center
34Th St
8Th Ave
New York
Russian War Relief
East 35Th St
Barnard Students Volunteer for CURC Work at Columbia Radio
Barnard women increasingly join CURC at Columbia University, showing strong interest in engineering operation theory and technique. About 45 Barnard students are registered or training with a potential staff of 50 to 60 on call, with room for more.
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Columbia
CURC
Dan Iannuzzi
Barnard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coplon
Thomas Preston Peardon
Denise Donegan
NSO
Council
Dean Hawkes
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