Rally to Honor Russian Youth at Barnard College
Barnard College hosts a rally to honor Russian youth with three notable speakers from the I.S.A. A collection for Russian War Relief will be taken by Barnard students and Miss Patricia Peardon may appear to aid the drive. Lectures address international issues and a luncheon in Barnard Hall precedes a Manhattan Center send-off for the Russian students and interpreters. Invited guests include Dr. Harrington and several named women.
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Barnard
Columbia
I.S.A
United Nation
Patricia Peardon
Beverly Vernon
Mary Milnes
Judith Coplon
Florence Fischman
Denise Donegan
Immediate opening of a Second Front urged by Flora Don Wovschin
The letter argues against delaying a Second Front in World War II. It criticizes prewar appeasers and calls for urgent Anglo American action to open a Second Front to support the Soviet Union and defeat Nazi Germany. The piece cites British manpower and U N ships and stresses collective effort and sacrifice.
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U. S. Department
Chiang Kai-Shek
United Nations
Great Britain
National Maritime Union
Europe
Red Army
Munich
Hitler
Axis
Russia
Max Werner
Germany
Flora Don Wovschin
Eight New War Courses Offered for Women
The program lists eight two hour sessions covering First Aid Red Cross Home Nursing Nutrition Home Repairs Motor Mechanics and Emergency Skills. Courses run variously starting Oct 26 to Nov 10 with limited enrollments and certificates issued. Group Two adds Life Saving and recreational techniques for organized groups with specific registration dates and locations in Barnard Hall gymnasium.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Home
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Red Cross Life Saving
Barnard Hall
National Service Office
Freshmen Class President Candidates Cut Tomorrow
A freshman meeting will be held at noon in room 304 Barnard to whittle eight candidates for class president down to four. The event signals the start of the selection process among new students.
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Barnard
Announce Staff Changes at Mortarboard Staff
The bulletin lists several staff moves with 13 candidates starting a two week apprenticeship. Martha Messier becomes advertising manager replacing Sybil Narco. Bea trice Kaplan and Lucille Osmer receive promotions to the editorial board. Marcia Freeman is named feature editor.
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Bulletin
Martha Messier
Mortarboard
Sybil’ Narco
Beatrice Kaplan
Lucille Osmer
Marcia Freeman
Annette Auld
Betty Booth
Dolores Drew
Joyce Fountain
Barbara Gitlan
Mary Ruth Goodwin
Marjorie Lerner
Joann Raup
Estelle Sobel
Dorothy Terrace
Eleanor Wax
Joan Zeiger
Sally Zimmerman
Diana Hansen
About Town
Gloria Mandeville
Postwar Planning Discussion Group Formed at Columbia
Thirty one Barnard and Columbia students met Oct a preliminary meeting in Avery Hall with Professor Robert S. Lynd of Columbia Sociology. A second gathering is set for next Monday at 8 30 pm to outline aims and methods. Carl Carlson 43 C outlines objectives to stimulate postwar thinking, foster campus planning, and build leadership while noting the ongoing war. The nine point program of the National Resources Planning Board may be next discussed.
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Barnard and
Columbia
Robert S. Lynd
Department of Sociology
Columbia University
Avery Hall
Lynch
Carl Carlson
National Resources Planning Board
Carlson
Dean's List Honors Named Students
Margaret Naumburg Alecia Conner Carol Ruskin Felice Turtz Jean Neel M Dave Reid Elsa Funaro Doris Kosches Renee Friedman Helene Dreifuss and Mr Aldine Engelhardt named on the Dean's List for third year. Attendance on the Dean's List will not be supervised by the Committee on Instruction.
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Margaret Naumburg
Alecia Conner
Carol Ruskin
Felice Turtz
Jean Neel
M. Dave Reid
Elsa Funaro
Doris Kosches
Renee Friedman
Helene Dreifuss
Aldine Engelhardt
Committee On Instruction
Ray Lev to Perform Here With Universal Acclaim
Pianist Ray Lev, an internationally known artist, will give a College recital on October 23 at the Music club sponsored event. Critics from PM to Times praised her fire, vitality, and mastery, with Olin Downes noting refreshing vigor and a brilliant, eloquent artistry. Her Barnard program includes Bach and Liszt arranged pieces, Schumann Scenes from Childhood, Russian miniatures, and Chopin and Khachaturian works. The event, open to the college, promises an enthusiastic audience and multiple encores.
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Ray Lev
Henry Simon
Louis Biancoli
World Telegram
Leo
Olin Downes
The
Times
Bach
Liszt
Robert Schumann
Rachmaninoff
Shostakovitch
Prokofieff
Khatchatouriain
M.B
CURC Meeting Today and Staff Join Deadline
CURC members meet at four in the Varsity Show room John Jay campus for a session. October 23 is the deadline to join the CURC campus radio staff for this semester.
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CURC
John Jay
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