Rep Assembly Adopts Budget and Reviews Honor Board Changes
The Representative Assembly approved this year’s Undergraduate Association Budget, allocating Bulletin 3500 and Focus 500, and considered two Honor Board constitutional amendments. Changes add two faculty reps, require student majority votes, and remove a signature acceptance clause. Next meeting vote set for November 7.
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Rep Assembly
Representative Assembly
June Stein
Bulletin
Assembly
Focus
Treasury
Debate Council
Glee Club
Eleanor Holland
Honor Board
Teas Introduce Fresh Groups at Barnard Deanery
Miss Clara Eliot a Freshman Advisor runs Friday teas from four to six in the Deanery to help new students meet. Each group, under twenty girls, shares a common interest like drama art or music and includes both dorm and day students. Tea is informal with sandwiches.
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Clara Eliot
Barnard
Eliot
Barnard Hall
Dean's List Honors With Three Seniors Tied
The 1948-49 Dean's List releases show 41 Class of 1950 members, 20 juniors, 19 Class of 1952. Seniors Alice Honig Ursula Liebrecht Jarvis and Joan Weiss share top honors with 4.00 averages, followed by a long list of seniors, then Class of 1951 and sophomores named. To make the Dean's List a student needed a yearly average of 3.4.
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Alice Honig
Ursula Liebrecht Jarvis
Joan Weiss
Beatrice Laskowitz
Hertha Wegener
Carolyn Odgen
Barbara Moskowitz
Doris Adelberg Orgel
Carmen Lombadero
Greta Hersch
Elizabeth Aschner Laster
Joyce Engelson
Pauline Gostinsky
Carolyn Kimmelfeld
Amelia Coleman
Eleanor Peters
Yolanda Pyles
Roselin Seider
Joan Hedenstein Sumner
Jeanne Mitchell to Perform at Brooks Concert Sunday Evening
Alumna violinist Jeanne Mitchell, a former Carnegie Hall performer, will headline a Brooks Music Room concert this Sunday at 7 30 pm.伴accompanied by Hellmut Baerwald with Priscilla Thierry sponsoring, the program includes Mozart Turkish Concerto No 5 in A major and Glazunov A minor Violin Concerto, followed by Milhaud Le Temps and works by Chabrier Loeffler Debussy Sarasate.
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Jean Mitchell
Barnard
Brooks Music
Miss Mitchell
Priscilla Thierry
Hellmut Baerwald
Sarabande
Giga
Glazounov
Milhaud
Chabrier-Loeffler
Debussy
Sarasate
Medical exemption rule for senior programs announced
Dr. Marjorie J. Nelson states senior programs for next term require a medical examination in the medical office. The policy ties approval to completing the examination before participation. The note emphasizes health screening as a prerequisite for program access.
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Marjorie J. Nelson
College Sets Quota for World Student Service Fund Drive
The World Student Service Fund drive runs November 1 to 18 led by Bitten Jensen and class captains Winifred Evers Paula Reiner Meg Potter and Brigitt Birdsall with committee members including Carol Steinhorst Anna Hasker and Evari Stirver. The goal is 1949 dollars to aid needy students in Europe and Asia, with a November 31 buffet for solicitors and a talk by Philip Egerton and French R Fogle.
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World Student Service Fund
Bitten
Jensen
South Hewitt
Philip Egerton
French R. Fogle
Winifred Evers
Paula Reiner
Meg Potter
Brigitt Birdsall
Carol Steinhorst
Anna Hasker
Town Meeting Debates Future of Greek Games
A town meeting in the College Parlor opens at four this afternoon to discuss the future of Greek Games. Ruth Schachter chairs as Bettina Blake argues for maintaining the traditional format, while Merle Marcus presents a view favoring greater originality within a competitive framework and potential night performances to aid the Development Plan.
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Bell
Ruth Schachter
Bettina Blake
Eleanor Engelman
Merle Marcus
Gloria Wyeth
Lynn Kang
Liza Pietsch
Carol Liberman
Niebuhr and Egerton to Speak at World Student Service Fund Drive
Dr. Reinhold Niebuhr of Union Theological Seminary and Mr. Philip Egerton, WSSF committee chair, will address an all college assembly on Tuesday November 1 at 1 10 p m. Niebuhr will discuss UNESCO and the world community outlining WSSF ties. Egerton will speak on student conditions in Europe and Asia and WSSF work there.
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Barnard
World Student Service Fund
Rheinhold Niebhur
Union Theological Seminary
Philip Egerton
International Student Service Committee
Niebuhr
WSSF
Dr. Niebuhr
Unesco
World Community
Egerton
Europe
Asia
Friends’ Ambulance
London
South Africa
China
Rangoon
Burma Road
India
Burma
Hong Kong
Placement Office Announces Federal Civil Service Exams
The Placement Office invites eligible students to apply for federal civil service exams. Applications must arrive in Washington D C by November 8. Eligible majors include anthropology biology economics geography history international relations mathematics physics political science psychology sociology and zoology.
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Washington, D. C
Fulbright Awards Open to Seniors for Foreign Study
Associate Dean Lorna F Mc Guire announces Fulbright awards for foreign study available to seniors. Information and blanks from Room 1385 Milbank. Belgium Luxembourg Burma France Greece Iran Italy Netherlands New Zealand Norway Philippines United Kingdom. Applications close midnight November 30 and are reviewed by Barnard Committee before sending to the Institute of International Education on December 15. Awards announced by the Board of Foreign Scholarships.
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Lorna F. McGuire
Milbank
Belgium
Luxerourg
Burma
France
Greece
Iran
Italy
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Philippines
United Kingdom
Barnard Committee On
Institute of International Education
Board of Foreign Scholarships
Citizens Eligible for 1950 American Award Competitions
Between April and July 1950, competitions open to all United States citizens who meet two conditions: must be American citizens and must hold a college degree or its equivalent by the time they take up the award.
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United States
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Dorothea Bennett
Helen Dynn
Tiby Fradin
Mary Stillwell
Helene Bottier
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Marilynn Loeb
Olga Jargstorff
Nancy Miller
Barbara Fischer
Elna Loscher
Marisa Macina
Alma Besso
Wanda Charnat
Carol Vogel
Naomi Loeb
Jeanne Colbeck
Miriam Schapiro
Elizabeth Blake
Jeanette Hovseplan
Inez Schapiro
Vera Halleman
Judith Reisner
Marie Kopman
Dorothy Murgatroyd
Adrienne Hytier
Nancy Isaacs
Barbara Jones
Flora Mastroberardino
Barbara Rosenberg
Rosalie Landres
Dolores Roffman
Nancy Booth
Liana DeBona
Victorine Budd
Jeanne Mitchell
Brooks
Town Meeting
London University
Trinity College
Dublin
Paris
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Germany
U. S. Civil Service Commission
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