A A Nominations and Elections for Vice-President
Naegeli and Kelley filled two A A posts as nominations open for vice-president at an open meeting next Monday at noon. Elections follow Thursday and Friday at noon on Jake. Evelyn Kelley and Beatrice Naegeli were elected Camp Committee chair and A A secretary respectively amid 357 ballots cast last week. other nominees included Ellen Maeser Diane Howell and Eleanor Snyder.
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Athletic’ Association
Jake
Evelyn Kelley
Beatrice Naégeli
Camp Committee
A.A
Neces
Ellen Maeser
Diane Howell
Eleanor Snyder
Evelyn’ Kelley
Bar
Salute-to-Barnard program aired by CURC staff
Brooks and Hewitt heard a Salute-to-Barnard broadcast from the Columbia studio run by CURC technicians. From 8 to midnight female voices dominated the new telephone line transmitting CURC radio programs across Broadway. Lincoln Diamant, CURC production director, outlined the project’s history and the technical and spiritual hurdles. The piece noted ongoing financial concerns and highlighted Lila Rosen, Dorothy Summers, Nesta Hillnin and others handling music and announcements during the evening.
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CURC
Brooks and Hewitt
Barnard
Columbia
Broadway
Lincoln Diamant
Lila Rosen
Dorothy Summers
Nesta Hillnin
South Africa
Club Meetings Restricted
Student Council rules limit clubs to one social meeting per month while allowing unlimited executive or business meetings. All meetings, whether social or not, must be registered with a Student Activity Committee member before they occur. Announcements must first go to Virginia Meding and be recorded in Miss Maack's red book to avoid clashing events.
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Jeanne Mitchell
Virginia Meding
Miss Maack
Hungarian Goulash Lures Columbia Men to Barnard Cafeteria
A campus scene described by Carol Collins recounts Barnard Cafeteria drawing Columbia students with Hungarian goulash. The Friday event notes flirtatious attention as students from both colleges mingle amid campus gossip and cafeteria chatter.
Interclass Party Form 44 and 45 Set For October 28
A joint party for freshmen and sophomores is planned for October 28 from 5 to 7 in the gym. Admission is 50 cents for day students and 5 cents for dorm students. The event features student entertainment, a chicken supper, and shared games, skits, and music led by committee heads Charlotte McKenzie and Mary Gormley with Audrey Brown and Jean Vandervoort in key roles.
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Charlotte McKenzie
Mary Gormley
Jean Vandervoort
Audrey Brown
Rolande Redon
Harriet Fisken
Joan’ Carey
Norma Blickfelt
Mavise Hayden
Nananne Porcher
Ference Levine
Eleanor Clark
Sarah Hart
Margy Lazarus
Florence McClarg
Folk Dance Party Planned at Barnard Gym Friday
The Folk Dance Committee urges attendance at a party to be held Friday in Barnard Gymnasium. Both experienced and new dancers are invited. Refreshments will be served. Ruth Stern is the committee chair.
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Barnard
Ruth Stern
Folk- Dance Committee
Political Council To Hold Assembly
Sir Norman Angell will speak at the college assembly next Tuesday sponsored by the new Political Council formed to coordinate campus clubs activities. The council includes members from the American Student Union and the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies with advisers Professors Clark and Saulnier.
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Sir Norman Angell
New Political Council
Wvhich
Sir Norman
Institute of World Affairs
Salisbury
Connecticut
Students’ International Union
Geneva
American Student Union
America
Allies
Jane Perry Clark
Raymond J. Saulnier
Florence Fischman
Carol
Camblon
Zenia Sachs
Ossining Camp Experience Recalls Barnard's Barbecue Amid Gloom
A fragment from a camp diary describes arriving at Ossining's Barnard Camp for a chilly two day weekend. The author recalls rustic, dignified campers, a brisk barbecue and the vivid atmosphere of food and camaraderie, noting the unforgettable sense of shared liberty and adventure.
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Barnard Camp
C D A to Outline Policies for Year at Barnard Hall
Helen Baker and Joan Brown of the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies will outline the club's functions and purpose to new members at the first meeting tomorrow at noon in Room 304 Barnard Hall. Armistice Day plans and the coming year's program will be announced. invitation extended to students interested in defending America by aiding the Allies and defeating the Axis for permanent peace.
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Helen Baker
Joan Brown
America
Clab
Barnard Hall
A S U Hearst Turchin Speaks on Allied Aid
Miss Turchin executive secretary of the New York District of the American Student Union spoke at Barnard on how to defeat Hitler. She linked WWI to WWII era crises and urged immediate out aid to the Allies highlighting post 1929 crash forces shaping world events.
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Russia
Europe
Main Turchin
Barnard Student Union
Tary
New York
American Student Union
Hitler
Classical Club Elects Officer Treasurer Van Walsem
Tineke Van Walsem was elected treasurer of the Classical Club by the executive board last Wednesday. She succeeds Rosemary Barnsdall who has resigned. A tea for members and advisor Miss Gertrude Hirst will be held October 23 in the College Parlor to begin social activities for the year.
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Miss van Walsem
Rosemary Barnsdall
Gertrude Hirst
Margaret Duncan
Father Ford to Speak on Mass Ritual at Corpus Christi
Father George Ford, counsel to Columbia's Catholic students, will speak at Corpus Christi Church on October 23 and 24 at 1:10 about The Ritual of the Mass and the Symbolism of the Vestments Worn. Talks are planned for History 1 classes, but open to all interested attendees.
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George Ford
Columbia
Corpus Christii Church
Broadway
Amsterdam
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Nard Camp
Mortarboard
Committee For British War Re
Lief
Staff of
Nard
Bea Naegehi
Lion
Barnard Bc
Casanovas
Carol Collins
All-College
Norman Angell
Norman
Britain
Committee To Defend
Mary Jane Heyl
International Relations Club
Caryll Cattell
Ossining
C.D.A
A.S.U
Hearst Turchin
Miss Turchin
Iclassical Club
Tineke van Walsem
Father Ford
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