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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1944

Page

3

Barnard to Launch JAKE Voice of Barnard Magazine

A Barnard committee announces the birth of JAKE The Voice of Barnard as a new all-Barnard college magazine born from the death of Barnard Quarterly. The booth at Jake will run Thursday and Friday 12 2 to collect manuscripts and recruit staff from Barnard students.

Barnard College Jake Voice of Barnard Barnard Quarterly National Service

Republican Election Forum at Dewey Campus Today

The Republican Committee on Campus hosts an Election Forum today October 23 from four to six p.m. in the Conference Room. Scoville Hamlin author and economist discusses Why I am voting for Dewey. Cider and doughnuts to be served. Parades in costume and large posters promote the forum and remind voting in the November 7 election and Barnard’s straw vote. Six publicity subcommittees led by Annette Kar Joan Abbrancati Daisy Fornacca Betty Jayne Smith Mary Farley and Betty Lou Kirtley coordinate the activity. Debate Council will hold an election forum Thursday.

Republican Committee Scoville Hamlin Dewey Geraldine Wetmore Dewey Committee Hamlin United States Barnard Political Council Annette Kar Joan Abbrancati Daisy Fornacca Betty Jayne Smith Mary Farley Betty Lou Kirtley Debate Council

Roosevelt Committee Plans Campus Talks and Skits

Roosevelt Committee at Barnard Hall plans street corner speeches by students to rebut Republican messages in coming elections. Activities include writing rebuttals to articles in It's Time to Change, mimeographed postings, and a skit Elephant House by Eva Merriam starring Ma Hoover and Joe. Ticket access for the Young Voters for Roosevelt Rally at Carnegie Hall is through committee members.

Barnard Hall Roosevelt Committee Barnard Liberal Club Republican Committee Winifred Barr Democratic Committee N. Y Miss Barr Elephant House Eva Merriam Ma Hoover Joe Hoover Young Voters For Roosevelt Carnegie Hall

NWF Drive Sets High Goal For War Fund Campaign

Edith Boran announces a National War Fund drive goal of 2500 dollars with a kickoff October 30 and raffle tickets for a pair of Oklahoma tickets. An assembly on November 14 begins individual contributions, plus plans for an auction and class-based committees to maximize totals. Harvest Hop bids go on sale today for an Athletic Association dance October 28 in the gym.

National War Fund Edith Boran Drive Red Cross Oklahoma Miriam Skinner Jake Miss Skinner Mildred Carpenter Marilyn Chasin The Athletic Association Edgar Lorch Gloria Monahan Monahan A.A Ruth Bischoff Helen Trevor Eleanor Webber Dorothy Pasetti Marion Catalane Hope Simon

Barnard Hall Social Committee to Elect Members Today

Barnard Hall social committee members will be elected at today's Representative Assembly in 408. The committee includes four seniors three juniors and three sophomores. Alecia Conner the 1943-44 undergraduate treasurer will report on last year’s budget. Those with organizations needing funds are urged to attend as new allotments may be approved.

Barnard Hall Representative Assembly Alecia Conner

Bulletin Staff Meeting Thursday at Noon

Bulletin staff will gather in the office at 405 Barnard for a noon Thursday meeting. The session covers forming a proofreading squad, planning a Barnard Camp weekend, and a staff portrait for Mortarboard. Probationary reporters must attend.

Barnard

Freshman Presidential Slate Narrowed to Three

The Freshman presidential slate was narrowed to Helen Pond Roberta Tunich and Natalia Troncoso at the Friday class meeting. The winner will be elected at the next class meeting and will join the Student Council representing the freshman class.

Helen Pond Roberta Tunich Natalia Troncoso Miss Pond Nightingale-Bamford School New York City Roberta Turnick Erasmus Hall High School Brooklyn Miss Troncoso Mepham High School Merrick New York

Second Interfaith Assembly Set for Tomorrow in Gym

Reverend George Arthur Buttrick will address the second Interfaith Assembly at 1 10 in the gymnasium. Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve will read Bible selections and Dr Buttrick is noted as a former president of the Federated Council of Churches. He holds multiple degrees and has authored several books as Interfaith focus emphasizes cooperation amid wartime concerns.

George Arthur Buttrick New York Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church Virginia C. Gildersleeve Barnard Buttrick England Federated Council of Churches of Christ In America Nicholas Murray Butler Jesus Lancaster Independent College Manchester Victoria University Yale University Miami University Princeton University Albright College Bethany College Betty Sachs Interfaith Council

Yearbook Portrait Schedule and Staffing Notice

The Mortar Board photos will be taken October 23, 26, and November 3 from twelve to one in the Conference Room and designated rooms. Orders list clubs and staff to be photographed in sequence. Joan Zeger appeals for more sophomore and junior contributors to the Literary Staff and photographers to join.

Mortarboard Bulletin National Service Committee Debate Couner Joan Zeger

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Penny Brennan Joan Taylor Judith Wasser Betty Warburton Gerree Wetmore Miriam Burstein Dewey Forum NWF REP. Assembly
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