Californian Joins Barnard Physical Education Dept
Miss Margaret De Haan, a native Californian born in Santa Monica and raised in Monrovia, joins Barnard College as a physical education instructor. She emphasizes dance, variety of sports, and the Barnard Athletic Association role, with prior teaching stints at Brooklyn College and Teacher's College and a background in UCLA and Santa Barbara State College.
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Margaret de Haan
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Monrovia
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Southern California
Bulletin
Santa Barbara State College
Mintz to Speak at Roosevelt Forum on Liberal View
The Roosevelt Committee on Campus will host an Election Forum on Monday October 30 from 4 to 6 PM in the Conference Room. Copal Mintz, noted lawyer and Liberal Party activist, will argue “The Case for Roosevelt” stressing liberal perspectives.
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Roosevelt
Copal Mintz
Mintz
Liberal Party
Liberty Party
Seventh Assembly District
New York County
Margaret Weitz
United States
Translation of Montague Works Highlight Cultural Exchange
The article notes Dr. Montague's works being translated into multiple languages amid wartime. Mrs. del Rio praises the Good Neighbor Policy through such exchanges. Helen Parkhurst aided the original manuscript, and Ways of Things is being translated into Spanish in Mexico. Ways of Knowing has a Japanese edition from years past.
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Helen Parkhurst
Montague
United States
Mexico
Bonnie Hauser Speaks Under UCA Sponsorship
Bonnie Hauser Barnard class of 1947 spoke at a campus chapel under the sponsorship of UCA. She urged courage of convictions and strong beliefs, citing conferences at Silver Bay Elmira and a seminar led by Rabbi Hoffman as shaping her view of campus religious activity.
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Bonnie Hauser
UCA
Barnard
Chapel
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Miss Hauser
Student Christian Movement
Silver Bay
Rabbi Hoffman
Elmira
Final Report on Red Cross Drive at College
The drive raised funds totaling $1 631 38 from the college community. Faculty and staff contributed $449 00, with additional benefits and events organized by the Drive Committee Barnard Hall Social Committee and Greek Games Committee. Raffles cake sales dances and class gifts boosted totals with varied proceeds, including a $1 000 Health Committee donation and multiple class contributions. Dorothy Dattner won a raffle prize of nylon stockings from Saks Fifth Avenue.
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Drive Committee
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Saks Fifth Avenue
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Suzy Cole
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Athletic Association
Charter Writers' Workshop Group Forms at Student Council Meeting
The Writers' Workshop was chartered by Student Council to aid its members in developing writing. The group will meet twice monthly with Dr. Marjorie Coogan as counselor, and tryouts will be scheduled soon. Charter members include Betty Bar ras, Marion Catalane, Joanne Clark, Joan Taylor, Ruth Montgomery, Carlyle Otto, Virginia Murray, and Sally Forbes.
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Writers’ Workshop
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Marjorie Coogan
Sally Forbes
Betty Barras
Marion Catalane
Joanne Clark
Joan Taylor
Ruth Montgomery
Carlyle Otto
Virginia Murray
Glee Club
Haverford College Glee Club
Menorah Panel to Discuss Ritual and Jewish Identity
At Menorah Open House on Monday October 30 a panel of four members will tackle two questions What is the advantage of ritual and What makes a good Jew Students Valerie Neumann Rhoda Levine and Natalie Gluckstein will participate Seixas society will resume its open house activities on November 6
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Menorah
Valerie Neumann
Rhoda Levine
Natalie Gluckstein
Seixas Society
Debate Council to Hold College Parlor Meeting Today
The Debate Council will hold a meeting in the College Parlor today from 4 to 6 p.m. Democratic speakers are Anne Cagnassola and Eleanor Krout, Republican speakers are Betty Smith and Doris Clarke, with Marjorie Honig as moderator. Refreshments will be served and questions from the floor will follow.
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Anne Cagnassola
Eleanor Krout
Betty Smith
Doris Clarke
Marjorie Honig
Science Club Plans Camp Trip and Meetings
The Science Club with about 50 members will meet at 4 30 this afternoon to plan the future. The second weekend in December includes a Barnard Camp trip and several field excursions. No speakers are chosen yet for several meetings.
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Barnard
Newman Club Meets November 1 for Plans
The Newman Club will gather in the Conference Room at 12 on Wednesday November 1. Annette Auld president will announce plans to attend the Province meeting on Sunday November 5 at Corpus Christi Church. The treasurer will collect dues that day.
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Newman Club
Annette Auld
Corpus Christi Church
On School Spirit Continuation at Barnard
Letter expresses pride in Barnard College with tradition and tunes as the author, Anne F. von Phul, asserts genuine school spirit without spectacle. The note emphasizes Barnard as the best alma mater and calls for positive expression.
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Barnard
Anne F. von Phul
Red Cross Drive Totals Donated and Disbursed
Amounts from two auctions of lost and found items raised 94.28 dollars. Individual and group donations, benefits and contributions totaled 3150.53 dollars. Drive Committee expenses reached 11.89 dollars. The American Red Cross received 3138.64 dollars.
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American Red Cross
Jake Booth Opens On Original Today
Barnard students are urged to visit the JAKE booth on Jake today or tomorrow from 12 to 2 to learn about and submit work for the new Barnard college literary magazine. JAKE aims to be the Voice of Barnard and encourages broad participation.
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Jake
Jake Booth
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