Barnard Sees Balanced Budget Amid Inflation Challenges
Barnard College reports a rare balanced budget for 1944-45 with a $4000 surplus reducing a $411,000 debt, while inflation pressures cut the total scholarships from $151,748 to $95,975. Development Fund advances include faculty salaries near the Columbia scale, and freshmen receive more aid despite lower overall scholarship dollars.
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Barnard
New York Times
The
Times
Jean T. Palmer
Miss Palmer
Columbia
Music Recital Opens Barnard Season with Italian Aria Trio
Barnard College opens its music season with a program of Italian arias German lieder and French songs performed by three Columbia University men on Monday October 22 at 4 p m in the College Parlor. Carmine Gagliardi tenor John Dunlap baritone Victor Brescia baritone Rudolph Thomas accompanist and Columbia Music faculty member lead the program. Those interested in joining the Music Club are asked to stay after the concert and tea will be served.
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Barnard
Columbia University
Carmine Gagliardi
Thomas Beecham
London Symphony Orchestra
John Dunlap
Menotti
Bacon
Students Visit Sick Patients with Antique Exhibits
The Museum Hospital Group at Barnard enters its fourth year bringing two hour weekly bed site exhibits to patients. Pairs of girls display nineteenth century fashions Valentines and Christmas cards carried on stretchers from the Museum of the City of New York.
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The
Museum Hospital Group
Barnard
Marilyn Schwartz
Sophomore Representatives Elected to Development Plan Committee
At the Representative Assembly meeting last Monday, sophomore delegates Ann Jeter and Ann Burkhardt were elected to the Student Development Plan Committee. Junior and senior reps remain postponed pending nominees’ outreach and interest.
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Representative Assembly
Ann Jeter
Ann Burkhardt
Sub Fresh To Visit Barnard Sub Freshman Day
West Chester high school juniors and seniors visit Barnard on Friday October 19 for Sub Freshman Day. They tour the campus meet the Director of Admissions observe classes and end with cider and cookies at Brooks Hall. Hostesses include Bettina Blake Billie Haake Margaret Potter Joyce Hilleboe Nan Heffelfinger Anne Marie Fackenthal and Judith Kramer with Mrs Kenneth Schwartz directing.
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Westchester High Schools
Barnard
Admissions
Brooks Hall
Bettina Blake
Billie Haake
Margaret Potter
Joyce Hilleboe
Nan Heffelfinger
Anne Marie Fackenthal
Danforth Foundation Grants Graduate Fellowships
The Danforth Foundation of St. Louis announces a series of Graduate Fellowships for college seniors and recent graduates aiming for a teaching career and graduate study beginning September 1952. Fellowships are need based with stipends from 500 to 2400 dollars.
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Danforth Foundation
St. Louis
Missouri
New Class Officers Elected for 1953
Ruth Ann Curtiss named Honor Board representative for the class of 1953. Betsy Jaffe chosen publicity chair and Maxine Stein song leader. Barbara Perkel announced Junior Prom April 18 at Hotel Ambassador with two bands. Barbara Kerewsky urged a make-up chair and stage manager. Ruth Canter named class historian. Sophomore class picks include Jo Clare Mangus as secretary Frances Page social chair and Jane Webb representative. Senior activities and Columbia University Student Council budget disputes also noted.
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Ruth Ann Curtiss
Milbank
Rochelle Reichman
Pattie Sloan
Betty Jaffe
Maxine Stein
Barbara Perkel
Miss Perkel
Barbara Kerewsky
Jo Clare Mangus
Frances Page
Jane Webb
Shirley Henschel
Eva Graff
Planning of 25th Model UN Approved by Central Committee
The Model UN Continuation Committee approved planning for the twenty-fifth Model United Nations Assembly. Delegations will have four members each with one representative in the Political and Security Economic and Social Trusteeship and ad hoc committees, each delegation representing a nation. Barnard will act as the Secretariat.
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United Nations Assembly
Middle Atlantic
Model UN
Barnard
Boorse to be guest at AA annual picnic
Henry A. Boorse, physics professor, and his family will attend the Athletic Association co-ed picnic at Barnard Camp on Sunday October 21. Buses depart 10 am from 116 Street and Broadway and return by 6 pm. Picnic lunch requires a nominal fee of fifty cents for day students and twenty cents for dorm students.
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Henry A. Boorse
The
Athletic Association
Barnard Camp
116 Street
Broadway
Senior Medical Examinations Announced by College
Dr Marjory J Nelson college physician reminds those concerned that senior medical examinations are now being given. Seniors should report to the medical office to make their appointments.
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Marjory J. Nelson
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Museum of the City of New York
Winthrop Aldrich
Katherine McKinney
Susan Lyman
Jake
Ellen Schleicher
Lois Schwartz
Eloise Ashby
Ann Bernays
Abby Bonime
Gertrude Michaelson
Kathy Burge
Columbia University Student Council
CUSC
Gentzler
Ruth Canter
Brinckerhoff Theater
Judy Kramer
W. Emerson Gentzler
Spectator
Bulletin
Ray Calgi
School of Engineers
Mr. Calgi
Boorse
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