Poll approval for foreign policy study at Barnard
The Barnard Bulletin reports the Student Council has approved a Foreign Policy Poll conducted with Columbia Spectator. It runs today and Monday from 12:00 to 1:09, asking about war declarations aid to Britain the Soviet aid policy shoot-on-sight and broader hemispheric defense. Undergraduate students are eligible to vote.
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Bulletin
Coliuanbia Spectator
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Britain
U.S
U.S Proper
Barnard
Freshmen Coffee Dance Planned at Barnard College
Freshmen may attend the Barnard Coffee Dance this afternoon in Earl Hall from four to six. Tickets cost thirty five tents without escort and forty cents with. Attendees are advised not to wear saddle shoes or sweaters as the event is not formal.
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Barnard
Earl Hall
Maritain Calls For New Use Of Christian Truths
Professor Jacques Maritain urged a new way to inject simple truths of Christian civilization into social structure. He spoke at Earl Hall open house urging the coming generation to discover true principles and new methods amid modern life illusions.
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Jacques Maritain
University Newman Clubs
Earl Hall
Maritain
Brooks & Hewitt Dorms Evacuated In Early Morning Fire Drill
In Barnard Hall and Hewitt dorms residents evacuated at 1:45 A.M. as part of the first fire drill of the season. Betty Winn, the Residence Halls Bell-Ringer, rang the alarm on the eighth floor of Hewitt, gathering occupants within minutes. The drill proceeded with attendance and reporting to Fire Captain Rena Libera, while cocoa parties paused across Brooks.
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Barnard Hall
Brooks and Hewitt
Brooks
E.S.T
Betty Winn
Hewitt
Cacoa
Hail
Rena Libera
Interfaith Council Tea to Open Barnard Year
Mrs. Arthur Sulzberger, co chair of the New York Round Table NC Christians and Jews and Barnard trustee, will address Interfaith Council members and guests at a Monday tea in the College Parlor. The event marks the council's academic year start and aims to introduce its program to new students.
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Arthur Hayes Sulzberger
New York
Round Table
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Barnard College
Interfaith Council
Sulzberger
Columbia
Barnard
Christina Grant
Raymond Collyer Knox
Isidore B. Hoffman
George Ford
Beligions
College
Doris Williams
Doris Prochaska
Interfaith Couner
Barbara Heinzen
Name Chairmen For Junior Show
Gretchen Relyea, general chairman of the Junior Show, announces the selection of most of the central committee for the annual musical comedy to be held March 20 and 21. Martha Livesay is business manager Norma Sheptner handles publicity Denise Donegan is social chairman in charge of costumes Margaretha Nestlen and Byrd Wise are properties and costumes Betty Lowell and Rena Libera chair music and dance Openings remain for junior members to join sub committees and for book stage manager and director positions.
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Gretchen Relyea
Martha Livesay
Norma Sheptner
Denise Donegan
Margaretha Nestlen
Byrd Wise
Betty Lowell
Rena Libera
Social Service Committee Signs Hundred Volunteers
Approximately 100 girls have signed up for student social service work. Jane Devonshire ’42 and Carol Camblon ’42, co chairmen, announce. Volunteers will be interviewed and assigned on weekdays from twelve to one o clock and will visit refugee centers hospitals and housing projects including Harlem Morningside Community Center.
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Jane Devonshire
Carol Camblon
Barnard Hall
Margy Lazarus
Miriam Gore
44 45 Party Will Feature Dancing Skits
Betty Gormely announces sophomore freshman party set for Tuesday October 24 in the gymnasium and cafeteria from five to seven. Admission five cents dorm students and fifty cents day students includes talk dancing supper and skits with informality to help two classes mingle.
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Betty Gormely
Miss Gormley
Audrey Brown
Hold Folk Dance Tonight at Barnard Gym
Mr. Philip Merrill of the Country Dance Society will lead the dancing at the first Folk Dance Ball of the year this evening from 8 to 10 in Barnard gym. Ruth Stern urges informal dress and saddle shoes with guests welcome to bring escorts though not required. Cider and doughnuts will be served. no admission charge.
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Philip Merrill
Country Dance Society
Barnard’ Gymnasium
Ruth Stern
Jake
Entre College
Bulletin Accepts 10 on News Board
Grace Barrett and editors announced a partial list of girls accepted for the Associate News Board on the Bulletin. Tryouts included writing a feature article an interview and reporting Dean Virginia Gilder sleeve s address to freshmen.
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Virginia Gildersleeve
Associate News Board
Sir Norman Angell to Speak at Barnard College Forum
The assembly will feature Sir Norman Angell addressing Barnard College on the question Can This Generation Put First Things First The topic aligns with the Political Council aims to stir thoughtful world affairs study Doris Bayer president and Barnard delegate notes Angell’s Nobel laureate credentials and his 1912 Great Illusion forecasting today’s chaos.
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Norman Angell
New Council
Barnard College
Doris Bayer
New Group
Barnard
Thhe Institute of World Affairs
Connecticut
Norma
Labor
Royal Institute of International Affairs
Norman
Freshman Kahle Elected President at Lenox Barer College
B Kahle was elected president of the class of 1945 on October 5. A pre medical student at Barnard she led her junior class as president and finished first in her Lenox School class. She expressed gratitude saying it is wonderful and she will do her best as president.
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Miss Kahle
Lenox School
Barnard
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