Assembly Elects Members for Development and Curriculum Committees
The Representative Assembly elected the Development Plan committee members Victoria Thompson Sue Noble and Marilyn Schulhof from the class of 1950 and officials for the Junior and Sophomore classes. Curriculum Committee members elected include Page Morris Barbara Turek Phyllis Reis senior class and Barbara Fisher Audrey Cole Vivien Feigenbaum class of 1951 with sophomores Cynthia Fansler Meg Potter Lenore Fierstein. Bitten Jensen proposed beneficiaries Sister Kenny Fund Friends Service Committee and World Students Service Society and a vote on this at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
Victoria Thompson
Sue Noble
Marilyn Schulhof
Carol Vogel
Eleanor Peters
Diane Gould
Kathleen Collins
Jacqueline Begier
Page Morris
Barbara Turek
Phyllis Reis
Barbara Fisher
Audrey Cole
Vivien Feigenbaum
Cynthia Fansler
Meg Potter
Lenore Fierstein
Bitten Jensen
Sister Kenny Fund
Friends’ Service Committee
World Students’ Service Society
Barnard Book Co-op Seeks Student Staff Members
The Barnard Book Co-op directed by Barbara Hyde seeks Barnard students to join staff. The non profit exchanges used textbooks at Milbank Hall basement, paying sellers two thirds of original price. Interested students should sign the poster or contact Miss Hyde via Student Mail. the service reopens next semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Book Co-op
Barbara Hyde
Barnard
Co-op Exchange
Milbank Hall
Miss Hyde
Jake
Student Mail Reminder at Office Doors
Florence Bridges warns day students to check mail daily at the Student Mail Office and to ask her directly for mail. Sophomores and juniors should collect their Blue Books from the Student Mail Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bridges
Harvest Hop Set for October 29 in Bar nard Gym
The Harvest Hop will be held Saturday October 29 from 9 p.m. to 12 30 a m in Bar nard Gymnasium with Ted Fischer and his orchestra. Tickets cost 3.00 per couple and will be sold on Jake prior to the dance with a sign up poster to appear by next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Jake
Ted Fischer
Josephine Nicastro
Barbara Ruppel
Virginia Kraft
Audrey Cole
Bernice Greenfield
Marion Bell
Lee Paltenghe
Barnard Debate Council Opens Freshman Involvement
Barnard and Columbia teams meet Friday October 14 at 7 p.m. in Harkness Hall with the topic Resolved: Communists Should Be Barred From the American Colleges. Barnard representatives Miriam Goldman and Nancy Miller argue affirmatively against Bart Cosgrew and Andre Pollack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Columbia
Harkness Hall
Miriam Goldman
Nancy Miller
Bart Cosgrew
Andre Pollack
New Alumnae Monthly replaces Barnard magazine in 1949
The Alumnae Association announces New Alumnae Monthly to replace the Barnard College Alumnae Magazine for 1949-50. Published by Public Relations and Alumnae Offices, it reports more Barnard news, explains the Development Plan, and is edited by Mrs. Aileen P. Winkopp and Miss Mary R. Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Barnard
Aileen P. Winkopp
Mary R. Reilly
I R C Sponsors United Nations Week Activities
Barnard's International Relations Club marks U N week from October 17 to 24 with broadcasts on WKCR, luncheons, a U N headquarter trip to Lake Success, Lake Is speakers, and guest Dr Henry S Bloch. Elizabeth Vers and Donna Kario lead publicity and a library display will cover U N functions and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Barnard
I.R.C. Radio Committee
Columbia
U.N. Council
WKCR
I.R.C
Hewitt
Lake Success
Special Services Commission
Lake Is
Barnard Group
Henrys. Bloch
University of Chicago
New Lounge Becomes Hub for Day Students Activities
The new student lounge opened last May 5 and re opened October 3 as a social center for day students. It hosts studying chatting knitting and cards from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with Snack Bar service from 9:30 to 11 and 2 to 5. Mrs Ruth Curtis oversees the Snack Bar assisted by Daphne Kinsey and Mary Clark on alternating days. The bar offers twenty cent milk shakes and sodas and fifteen cent ice cream with cakes once sold but calories watched. A 205 visitor day was recorded last Monday. Curtis hopes more students will make the lounge a regular habit while noting some need to return dishes and more clubs may schedule meetings there. Students debate study at the lounge with differing views on its usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Curtis
Daphne Kinsey
Mary Clark
Tilson’s
Virginia Riley
Christine Lammers
Summer Work Reports Due by October 28 Deadline
Official reports on summer session work approved last spring must reach the registrar by 4 p.m. Friday October 28. Students needing late credit must attach an explanation letter to the Committee on Instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Instruction
Bulletin Tomorrow Sealed As Last Day For Signups
Bulletin Tomorrow is the final day for students to sign the Bulletin poster on Jake. Volunteers can join two divisions, literary work handling news and features and business work covering circulation and advertising. This offers a prime chance for former high school paper staff and aspiring journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rep Assembly
Currie Committee
Debate Club
Debate Council
Harvard
Vassar
Wellesley
Mount Holyoke
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United Nations
U.N. Trip
Booth
Bulletin
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