Council Denies Charter for Proposed Club
The Young Republican Club on Barnard College campus had its charter temporarily rejected by Student Council, which said permanent political groups should operate through the Barnard Political Council or Liberal Club. Three members voiced objections citing lack of voice and insufficient focus for a permanently active campus Republican group.
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Jean Moore
Marion Schulef
Rosemary Beeching
Club
Barnard
Liberal Club
Student Council
Political Council
P.C
Barnard College
Second Barnard Alumnae Convention Opens With Four Sessions
The second Barnard Alumnae Conference opens Friday at 2 30 p m in the Theater with Dean Millicent C McIntosh giving the welcome. Eisenhower will attend a Saturday luncheon in the Barnard cafeteria as 400 graduates attend four seminars on education curriculum and development plans.
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Barnard
Millicent C. McIntosh
Dwight D. Eisenhower
University
Election Day plans outlined for Barnard students
The Political Council announced arrangements for Barnard students to participate in Election Day activities on Tuesday November 2. Students will watch polls count votes and distribute literature. some will sit in on the Election Board with the League of Women Voters. more may serve as pages at party headquarters. A sign up poster by Beverly Beck Fuchs will collect volunteers and a campus box supper Tuesday evening will review the day. Ruth Markowitz was named Freshman representative to the Political Council at the October 6 meeting.
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Political Council
Barnard
Louise Gerard
Mary Fairbanks
Government Department
League of Women Voters
Jake
Beverly Beck Fuchs
Ruth Markowitz
American Studies Committee Presents Historic New York Photos
The American Civilization Department led by Dr. Elizabeth Hyde will exhibit two photo and map collections in Brinkerhoff Theater for the Alumnae Association meeting. The first collection features Press Association of New York photographs from up to fifty years ago, loaned for study of New York City. The second displays maps of New York Philadelphia and Boston with annotated silversmith sites and early American silver pieces compiled by Miss Helen Burr Smith, running through the first week of November.
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Elizabeth Hyde
Press Association of
New York
Grand Central Palace
New York City
Committee of American Civilization
Helen Burr Smith
Philadelphia
Boston
Miss Smith
Assembly Revises Smoking Rules at Milbank Hall Entrance
The representative assembly revised smoking rules with a realistic approach. Smoking will be allowed from 119 Street to Milbank Hall entrance and students may smoke on a designated half of the Milbank porch.
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Representative Assembly
119 Street
Milbank Hall
Milbank Porch
Varied Placements for Barnard Alumnae Rise in Year
Secretary stenographers and teachers led Barnard College graduates into permanent roles with 17 percent higher placements this year. Over 1100 total placements were made including part time work across editorial publicity library translation and research.
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Frederick Burgess
Barnard
Industrial Chemical Laboratory
Burgess
Barnard College
Dean McIntosh Addresses Tribune Forum on Education
Dean McIntosh speaks at the New York Herald Tribune annual Forum focusing on education. The session in the Waldorf Astoria featured James Bryant Conant and delegates from 21 national organizations and 250 colleges and universities.
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Dean McIntosh
Tribune Forum On Education
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh
New York Herald Tribune
Waldorf-Astoria
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Miss Beeching
Miss Schulef
Eisenhower
Ruth Houghton
Maynard Wheeler
Bureau
Mirra Komarovsky
Komarovsky
Marjorie Nelson
Richard Whitney
Whitney
Brooks Hall
Basil Rauch
United States
Rauch
Col. Nt
American Studies Committee
Brinkerhoff Theater
Alumnae Associa
Voice of America
Speci Events Unit
Internatio Broadcasting Division
State Department
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