Five Majors Groups Meet At University Department Sessions
Tuesday meetings of five majors discussed plans for the year. Zoology heard a talk by Dr. Seward Jessup on Cancer, with date options Nov 3 or 9. A central committee organized luncheons and teas.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Carol Schramm
Maude Vance
Phyllis Mann
Crampton
Miss Lawrence
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Morgan
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Museum of Modern Art
Freshmen Select Final Presidential Nominees
The Freeman freshman class drew up a four candidate slate for president after a vote at last Wednesday’s meeting. Finalists Marjorie Fillers Sally Falk Peggy Jackson and Mary Jo Jordan were chosen from eight nominees. A tea honored the candidates and Doris Williams chair urged prompt attendance for next week’s voting by secret ballot.
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Freeman
Marjorie Fillers
Sally Falk
Peggy Jackson
Mary Jo Jordan
Doris Walliams
Club Schedules Display Plans for Arts Forum and Exhibits
The Fine Arts Club announces a year of exhibitions of modern paintings in Odd Study replacing Brooks Hall displays to widen student access. The club will form groups to visit galleries and invite speakers, expanding involvement beyond past department led shows.
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Brooks Hall
Barnard Plans Lecture On Civil Liberties Crisis
Barnard College will host an all college meeting on Civil Liberties in the Present Crisis from 4 to 5 PM in the Conference Room under the American Student Union. An outside speaker will discuss civil liberties, then lead a general discussion.
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American Student Union
American Student Union Civil Liberties Commission
Little Parlor
Notices Collegium Musicum and departmental gatherings
A Collegium Musicum meeting is set for tonight at seven. Professor Allard of Harvard and French critic will address La Societe Francaise on Tuesday at four in the College Parlor. The Italian department luncheon is Tuesday at twelve in Brooks Hall, and the Psychology department luncheon runs from twelve to two in Hewitt Hall with new members speaking.
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Arturo Torres-Rioseco
Ansencia
Afarsin Tiempo
Hoffherr
Collegium Musicum
Allard
Harvard
la Societe Francaise
Brooks Hall
Hewitt Hall
Italian Circle Acquires Casa Italiana Center for Club
Circolo Italiano plans a gala year with dinners at Italian restaurants a spring dance and opera trips. A Casa Italiana room, donated by Professor Prezzolini, will anchor club activities. Tuesday Hewitt luncheons invite students to practice Italian daily and Circolo hints at a campus surprise.
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Circolo Italiano
Casa Italiana
Prezzolini
Hewitt
II Circolo
International Relations Club Plans Lecture Tea on Neutrality
The International Relations Club will host a lecture tea and discussion on neutrality featuring Professor Jessup and three Swedish and Norwegian pavilion participants at the Fair.
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Jessup
Club Pictures Schedule At Barnard Hall
Mortarboard lists club photo times on Monday October 23 and Thursday October 26 with multiple groups at Barnard Hall front steps. Friday October 27 includes International Relations Lutheran Wryeliffe and Episcopal clubs. Junior class photos can call Mortarboard Office at noon Monday or Tuesday for arrangements.
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Mortarboard
Barnard Hall
International Relations
Lutheran
Wryeliffe
Iepiscopal
Fruit Cart Sells Apples Oranges on Campus
The fruit cart sponsored by the Athletic fruit association will be on sale on the campus selling apples and oranges and other fruit items.
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Athletic
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Fruit Association
ASU Meeting Slated Monday At Four
A.S.U. announces a meeting set for Monday at 4 o clock. The notice notes the gathering will discuss campus matters and seeks attendee participation.
Milbank Fountain System Remodeling Complete
Milbank drinking water system remodeled and now in operation. The Class of 1939 contributed $100 toward the cost as part of its gift to the college. Fountains line the west end of the main corridor along the north wall with the first floor fountain placed in the closet.
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Milbank
Pre-Medical Club elects officers at noon meeting
The Pre Med lab holds a business meeting today in the Conference Room at twelve. Junior officers will be elected.
Maciver To Address Next Assembly On Democracy
Maciver leads an Assembly series on democracy sponsored by the faculty with Barnard and International Relations Club leaders urging student attendance. Pending invitation to Charles Beard, visiting Columbia history professor, for October 31 Assembly. Anne Meding 40 named new student Assemblies Chairman after Ann Grauer’s resignation.
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Barnard
Charles Beard
Columbia
Maciver
Anne Meding
Student Council
Ann Grauer
Budget Notice for Ruth Taubenhaus Budget Review
Budget submissions must be filed with Ruth Taubenhaus, undergraduate treasurer, by Monday. Treasurers should review their budgets with Miss Taubenhaus before submission, and those not yet done should arrange an appointment this afternoon or Saturday.
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Ruth Taubenhaus
Miss Taubenhaus
Tennis Playday at Barnard Hosts Lawrence Guests
A tennis playday sponsored by the physics department brings Lawrence College representatives to Barnard as guests. A similar event was held at Sarah Lawrence. this first Barnard edition includes a campus tea in the afternoon. Mary Walbridge '41 coordinates arrangements with Mary Lawren as local organizer.
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Lawrence College
Barnard
Sarah Lawren
Barna
Mary Walbridge
Students Conduct Vocational Survey
The Vocational Committee conducts a campus wide survey to guide undergraduates in choosing jobs related to their majors. Doris Myers, chair, asks students to complete and return the questionnaire via Student Mail to help outline suitable careers and allied fields.
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Doris Myers
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