IRC Presents Tannenbaum At First IR C Meeting
Professor Frank Tannenbaum of Columbia speaks on the Argentine Situation at the first International Relations Club meeting. Gloria Siff '46 presides as new IR C president. event aims to boost hemispheric solidarity in support of the United Nations.
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Frank Tannenbaum
Columbia
International Relations Club
Gloria Siff
IRC
United States
United Nations
Austria
Tanmenbaum
Mexico
Institute of Economics
Washington
Tannenbaum
South America
Andes
Amazon
IRGC
Representative Assembly
Paper Admits 22 To Staff
Twenty two new students have been accepted as probationary reporters on Bulletin from over 45 original applicants based on written tryouts judged by the senior editorial board. The girls include Arthura Baer Babette Brimberg Judith Brimberg Pat Day Mary Virginia Farley Anita Ginsberg Beverly Herman Shirley Kamell Betty Lou Kurtley Elizabeth Krout Ruth Landesman Marilyn Mittelman Ruth Murphy Nancy Parrott Barbara Raskin Marilyn Schwartz Lillian Soroli Dorothy Spatz Matie Tillich Marie Von Zeelow and Jane Weidlund. The new staff meet yesterday noon and will compete for permanent positions over the next two weeks. End of period results will place successful cub reporters on the Associate News Board based on Copy Editors reports. Editor Miriam Burstein announced next week juniors promoted to the board of editorial assistants Dolores Drew Joan Leff Joan Raup Judith Rudansky Joan Zeiger. Also promoted next week are June Felton Ruth Lyons and Ruth Raup to the News Board.
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Arthura Baer
Babette Brimberg
Judith Brimberg
Pat Day
Mary Virginia Farley
Anita Ginsberg
Beverly Herman
Shirley Kamell
Betty Lou Kurtley
Elizabeth Krout
Ruth Landesman
Marilyn Mittelman
Ruth Murphy
Nancy Parrott
Barbara Raskin
Marilyn Schwartz
Lillian Soroli
Dorothy Spatz
Matie Tillich
Marie von Zeelow
Jane Weidlund
Cub
Fran Hitch
Dorothy Terrace
Miriam Burstein
Dolores Drew
Joan Leff
Joan Raup
Judith Rudansky
Joan Zeiger
June Felton
Ruth Lyons
Ruth Raup
Letter on required assemblies at Barnard College
A Barnard College letter urges attendance at required assemblies to preserve unity and spirit. The Court of Senior Proctors limits acceptable excuses to sickness or a job and demands prompt excuses to Miriam Skinner. A 15 cent late arrival fine applies for gymnasium seating by 1 10, and pledges are emphasized when joining clubs or activities.
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Barnard
Miriam Skinner
Court of
Curc Front Reports From Far Flung Correspondents
Intermission features Gladys Cooper singing G I Jive as a boogie woogie star. A blonde singer performs One Kiss while James P Johnson and Wille the Lion Smith entertain at the Village Pied Piper Club. A V-12 band heats the Dodge Room and the crowd fills the venue. The party is a hit and may become a regular bi monthly event.
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Gladys Cooper
Mooney
Dodge Room
James P. Johnson
Wille the Lion’ Smith
Village
Pied Piper Club
Interfaith and religious clubs plan meetings at Barnard Columbia
Barnard Christian Fellowship joins Intervarsity and Interfaith Council with Monday tea events October 16 at 4 in the conference room and weekly 4:15 meetings. Lutheran Club open chair talk by Chaplain Metters October 16. University Christian Association hosts Thursday open houses 4–6 in Earl Hall with Dr Tate and Rev Dirks. Newman and Menorah host tea dances and open houses. speaker lineups include Rena Otero and Rabbi Louis Newman. Epilogue notes Father Ford’s departure.
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Barnard Christian Fellowship
Interfaith Council
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Doris Mohr
Robert Metters
Columbia Midshipmen
Don Heiges
The
University Christian Association
Barnard-Columbia
Earl Hall
Dodge Room
E. Mowbray Tate
Edward Dirks
Rena Otero
Newman Club
George Ford
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Dodge
Menorah Club
Louis Newman
Barnard Exciting Says Miss Green
Miss Green praises Barnard as an exciting place with a welcoming atmosphere. She sees the library as a site for study and for forming acquaintances with many books, emphasizing it should be a friendly place above all.
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Barnard
Miss Green
Doty Announces Government Jobs For Jr Scientists
Katharine S. Doty announces Civil Service Commission openings for war service appointments as mathematicians with pay from 2433 to 4428. No written exam. four years of college with five semesters of higher math qualify for P1 grade. Applications for junior chemist geologist and physicist exams continue after July 14.
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Katharine S. Doty
Occupational Bureau
United States Civil Service Commission
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