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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1946

Page

4

Liberal Club Votes Straw on Election in Unified Group

The newly united Liberal and Action For Democracy Clubs held their first meeting to plan election day actions and set goals. They announced a broader educational drive and a straw vote the Friday before elections, with ongoing member polls on a strike issue. Shirley Stout will host Community Service hours and coordinate help for agencies including a Thrift Shop staffing need.

Liberal and Action For Democracy Hewitt Liberal Club Shirley Stout Community Service Barnard Miss Stout Thrift Shop

Freshman Council Chooses Ursula Leebeck for PC Seat

Margaret Weitz announces Ursula Leebeck elected as freshman representative to the Political Council from ten applicants. Leebeck, born in Germany, led international relations work and was class president at Hunter High School. other applicants will form a committee to assist her.

Margaret Weitz Political Council Ursula Leebeck Miss Leebeck Hunter High School Leebeck

French Club Plans Activities After First Tea

The French Club met in the French room last Thursday for the first tea and laid out plans for upcoming events including the annual play a Christmas program and regular French conversation meetings. Gloria Coll welcomed members and urged dues to Maya Pines collected this month.

Gloria Coll Maya Pines Simone Dreyfus

Men Outnumber Women At Coffee Dance At Barnard Hall

A Friday afternoon dance at Barnard Hall cafeteria drew a large crowd of Columbia students with far more men than women in attendance. Refreshments were served during intermission as a phonograph supplied continuous music and records throughout the event.

Barnard Hall Columbia Barnard

Rip-Riding Rodeo Delights Crowds With Daring Feats

Dare-devil rodeo action features bareback and saddle bronc riding, wild Brahma bulls, and ten-second thrills. Gene Autry’s Champion earns praise as horses dance, while Ray Ramsey and the Flying Clouds showcase two horses guided as one. Yahoo crowds cheer the Garden Rodeo spectacle.

Gene Autry Champion Ray Ramsey Ray Yahoo

Calendar notices of student activities and meetings

The schedule lists events from Thursday to Monday including a chapel service, Honor Board open meeting, IRC tea, Glee Club dance, Newman Club coffee hour, Initiation, Representative Assembly, Court of Senior Proctors, Welcome Tea, and History Majors Tea at various campus rooms and auditoria.

Newman Club Corpus Christi Auditorium

Columbia Strike Analyzed as Long Labor Dispute

Mr Grogan outlines Columbia University labor history from a 1948 union affiliation with the CIO Transport Workers to a wartime wage increase dispute. A two day postwar strike led to recognition and a contract, then extended negotiations for higher benefits failed, prompting mediation talks and an arbitration offer.

Grogan Columbia Transport Workers Union, Cio War Labor Board University State Mediation Board Schley

Representative Assembly Considers World Service Fund Drive

Rep Assembly debates supporting the World Student Service Fund with Pat Haida urging continued WSSF backing as needs rise without National War Fund gifts. Isabel Sarvis reports on $2,862.29 raised aiding student centers in China, Czechoslovakia, Greece, Budapest, and Leysin. Barnard delegates Eva Maze and Carol Johns outline UN council work and a planned campus talk by Dean Gildersleeve on October 21.

World Student Service Fund Pat Haida Representative Assembly WSSF National War Fund Rep Assembly Isabel Sarvis China Czechoslovakia Greece Budapest International Leysin Switzerland Eva Maze Barnard Finch Jumwor College Bulletin Carol Johns Undergraduate Dean Gildersleeve

Deutscher Kreis features Wilhelm Busch drawings by Braun

Professor Wilhelm A. Braun presented Busch drawings at the Deutscher Kreis meeting on Monday. He compared Busch cartoons to The New Yorker and discussed his action scenes and Max and Moritz. Hertha Haberlander ’48 presided as members sang German songs and enjoyed cakes and coffee.

Wilhelm A. Braun Wilhelm Busch Deutscher Kreis Busch New Yorker Hanover Germany Professor Braun Max and Moritz Hertha Haberlander

Il Circolo Italiano Plans First Meeting and Play

The choral group Il Circolo Italiano will meet tomorrow at noon in Brinckerhoff Theatre. It gathers students keen on old and modern Italian music and will stage a thirteenth century Italian miracle play at Christmas time.

Il Circolo Italiano Brinckerhoff Theatre Italy Il Circolo

Church in Social Action Discussed at University Meeting

On Thursday October 17 the University Christian Association held the second meeting on church social responsibility. Rev Cameron P Hall executive secretary of the Industrial Relations Division of the Federal Council of Churches spoke on what churches are doing in social action. He previously served as a Presbyterian minister at the University of Wisconsin. The program included questions and answers and a presentation of New York community service opportunities for students.

University Christian Association Cameron P. Hall Federal Council of Churches Hall University of Wisconsin New York

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