Barnard Plans War Fund Drive Opening November 1
Edith Boran announces Barnard College will begin the National War Fund Drive on November 1 with a short but intensive campaign. An assembly is planned for November 14 with Clifton Fadiman invited. The drive committee meets Monday to finalize organization led by Azelle Brown Doris Hering Ruth Edmonds Sue Weaver and the Tennis Manager. Dean Gildersleeve endorses the drive through Representative Assembly noting support for allied relief and domestic aid during winter shortages.
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National War Fund
Edith Boran
Barnard
Miss Bornn
Clifton Fadiman
Busines
Azelle Brown
Assembly
Doris Hering
Ruth Edmonds
Sue Weaver
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Representative Assembly
Barnard College
Spanish Majors Hear Duarte Travel Talk
Paulo Duarte, noted in anthropology and literature, returns from a Portugal Spain mission for the Museum of Modern Art and will present Traveling Through Spain to Spanish Majors tomorrow at one in the Conference Room. History majors host a 5 to 6 reception in the College Parlor to greet new majors. Fine Arts majors meet October 18 at 4 30 at the Women’s Faculty Club for an introductory social.
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Paulo Duarte
Portugal
Spain
Museum of Modern Art
Duarte
Sao Paulo
Brasil
Campus political committees organize amid wartime debates
Mr Richter, the Republican candidate in New York's seventh district, attacks Roosevelt's 16 year White House view and warns of a government of men. Dr Kingdon, Fight for Freedom chair, endorses Roosevelt as wartime leader and notes his military appointments. Both urge clear leadership for victory.
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Richter
New York State
Dewey
White House
Roosevelt
Dr. Kingdon
Fight For Freedom Committee
United States
Army
Navy
Dr. Kingdom
Weitz Wetmore Lead Temporary Party Committees at Barnard
After petitions from Barnard College students, Student Council approves two temporary Democratic and Republican committees to meet in college facilities until Election Day. Geraldine Wetmore chairs the Republican group and Margaret Weitz chairs the Democratic group. both will serve on Political Council to avoid overlapping activities.
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Barnard College
Geraldine Wetmore
Margaret Weitz
Democratic Committee
Political Council
Student Council
Martha Hessel
Pearl Siegel
Evelyn Bailer
Grace Dobson
Tamara Bliss
Adele Kostellow
June Felton
Carol Schreiber
Doris Hering
Annette Kar
Rosemary Sullivan
Yvonne Trebilcock
Jane MacKnight
Patricia Healy
Jennie Lassandro
Betty Burton
Mary Hunter
Alice Hansen
Audrey Cox
Helen Campazzi
Marjorie Geisler
Beatrice Arlt
Barbara Kornfeld
Sandra Visconti
Jean Harpham
Beth Crouter
Cecilia Diaz
Dorothy Snyder
Miss Wetmore
Republican Committee
Tannenbaum to Address IRC On Argentina Tomorrow
The International Relations Club will host Frank Tannenbaum at 4 p.m. in the Conference Room to discuss Argentina. Tannenbaum, Columbia University economist and author, has studied Latin America and written on labor, agrarian reform, and regional politics. The IRC plans four delegates to the Middle Atlantic Conference at Marywood College in Scranton on November 17 and 18, pending Student Council approval.
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Tannenbaum
IRC
Argentina
International Relations Club
Frank Tannenbaum
Columbia University
Professor Tannenbaum
Austria
South America
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Columbia College
Institute of Economics
Washington
DD. C
Cornell University
Marywood College
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Leininger to Speak at Chapel Under Interfaith Council
Ensign Leininger of Columbia class of 1944 will address Barnard Interfaith Council at Thursday noon chapel. He studied at Biblical Seminary and led the Silver Bay Conference last June.
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Ensign Leininger
Columbia
Barnard Interfaith Council
Leininger
Biblical Seminary
Silver Bay
Barnard alumnae plan thrift drive and new council appointments
Barnard Alumnae Association Thrift Shop seeks articles for sale via a joint committee from the Executive Council dorms and the War Activities Committee to benefit the Bundles for America program and the scholarship fund. Proceeds fund four Barnard scholars as Mary Morgan becomes eligibility chair and Mary Lee 46 takes over the library committee amid other resignations.
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Barnard Alumnae Association
Exec
War Activities Committee of National Service
Jake
Bundles For America
Alumnae Thrift Shop
East 52 Street
Alumnae Scholarship Fund
Barnard
Florrie Holzwasser
Geology Department
Mary Morgan
Hope Simon
Miss Simons
Mary Lee
Mary Brown
Miss Lee
Esther Green
Freshmen Narrow Presidential Slate to Eight Candidates
At a Class of 1948 meeting on Tuesday the slate for class president was cut from 41 to eight. The finalists are Patricia Day, Patricia Tee, Eileen Gilmore, Lora Tyler, Helen Pond, Roberta Tunich, Lyuba Stokowski, and Natalia Troncoso. The winner will be elected by freshmen at subsequent meetings and will join the Student Council representing the class.
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Patricia Day
Patricia Tee
Eileen Gilmore
Lora Tyler
Helen Pond
Roberta Tunich
Lyuba Stokowski
Natalia Troncoso
Livingston Hall Navy Status In Flux Amid Color Change Talks
Bulletin colleagues claim Livingston Hall will switch from Navy blue to tweed on November first while the V-12 Battalion office and the official Navy view suggest no change. The dispute centers on whether civilians return or the Navy remains a haven.
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Livingston Hall
Livingston
V-12
Navy
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Sally Ferris
Republican
Mr. Richter
Kingdon
Democrat
Petition Council
Council
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