Dean's List Honors 94 Students for 1945 46 Year
Ninety four students are named to the Dean's List for the 1945 46 school year. Class of 1947 includes Erna M Ebeling Virginia H Kanich Annette Kar tied for first place with Barbara Lipton Betty Warburton Eleanor S Zink. Others from the list include Ruth M Raup Mary Ann Hirsch and many more with multiple ties. The Class of 1948 features Constance Axelrod Gertrude F Neumark Grace Peters Rose Shermer tied for first and Nathalie Lookstein Elaine Ryan Elizabeth Stadulis and Elizabeth Eastman tied for second. Additional names appear in long lists with numerous ties across graduating classes.
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Erna M. Ebeling
Virginia H. Kanich
Annette Kar
Barbara Lipton
Betty Warburton
Eleanor S. Zink
Katherine Simon
Helen S. Trevor
Priscilla Black
Ruth White
Aline R. Crenshaw
Rhoda L. Cohen
Barbara Raskin
Pearl Siegel
Ruth M. Raup
Mary-Ann Hirsch
Jean Connors
Isabel Sarvis
Jo- Anne Lent
Margaret E. Weaver
Nadia A. Cohen
Margot Loewy
Edna Rubin
Charlotte Schwartz
Elsie Ford Knapp
Miriam Gabin
Jane MacKnight
Phyllis Buckgaber
Muriel Chevious
Elizabeth J. Chidester
Lois J. Garretts
Shiela G. Devaney
Maria G. Bontempi
Rita Dresner
Meredith Nevins
Constance Axelrod
Judith Brimberg
Maya Pines
Vera Rosanovich
Gloria Coll
Eleanor Morse
Hilma van Heek
Eleanor MacKenzie
Betty Pobanz
Donna B. Harding
Barbara Seward
Lois Boochever
Marcia W. McMichael
Yvette J. Delabarre
Sue Markey
Sally Graham
Patricia M. Cecere
Janet M. Mora
Greek Games head tax payment urged for 1949 1950 graduates
Members of the class of 1949 and 1950 are reminded to pay the Greek Games head tax of $1. A booth will be set up on Jake Street beginning today and will remain there all week to facilitate the payments.
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Jake
Freshman Class Chooses Ten for Representative Assembly
On Tuesday October 22 the Freshman class held a meeting in the Theatre and elected ten delegates from a slate of 52. The chosen members are Anna Backer Beverly Beck Ann Edge Martha Greene Bonnie Hauser Meg Mater Patsy Mandell Page Morris June Stein and Claudine Tillier. The vote followed a discussion on election methods with a two stage slate process. Vicky Thomson presided as class president with Kitty Kling as secretary pro tem.
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Representative Assembly
Anna Backer
Beverly Beck
Ann Edge
Martha Greene
Bonnie Hauser
Meg Mater
Patsy Mandell
Page Morris
June Stein
Claudine Tillier
Vicky Thomson
Kitty Kling
Dean Addresses Assembly Foster Parents Term Drive
Dean Virginia Gildersleeve urged Barnard's Representative Assembly to back the Foster Parents term drive. She warned members to study motives and avoid external entanglements, stressing open, lawful conduct and consultation with the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs before actions. The assembly adopted Foster Parents as the drive and postponed other options.
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Dean
Representative Assembly
Virginia €. Gildersleeve
Barnard
United States
Miss Gildersleeve
Rep Assembly
Foster Parents
Cancer Memorial
Negro College Fund
WSSF
Pat Hnida
Drive
College To Hear Rabbi Liebman
Rabbi Joshua Loth Liebman of Temple Israel Boston will address tomorrow’s all college Interfaith Assembly at 1 in the gym. He lectures on Jewish philosophy and litera ture and has appeared on major broadcasts. An Interfaith Tea is set for 4 in College Parlor and a joint Menorah Seixas meeting 2 to 4 in the Dodge Room Earl Hall.
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Joshua Loth Liebman
Temple Israel
Boston
Rabbi Liebman
Columbia
National
American Broadcasting Systems
Andover- Newton Theological Seminary
Christian Theological Seminary
Liebman
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Hebrew Union College
Cincinnati
Ohio
Menorah and
Seixas
Dodge
Earl Hall
Peace of
Thelma Herman
Kirk Supports Veto Powers In Current UN Debate
Professor Grayson Kirk argues for retaining veto power for now in a lecture on the veto in the United Nations. He says the veto protects Russia and warns discussing it could harm the General Assembly session. He notes Britain’s disagreement, U S caution, and the Security Council rules while citing his books on independence and contemporary politics.
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Grayson Kirk
United Nations
Kirk
General Assembly
Russia
Great Britain
United States
Security Council
China
France
AA Holds Sports Week with Harvest Hop and Campus Roundup
AA Sports Week closes the outdoor season with events starting Saturday and a Folk dance party Campus Roundup at 8:00 p.m. in the gymnasium Web Tenn. Harovara McEnhell OWIMMINE committee chairman urges attendance at the Freshman Splash Thursday from 4:80 to 5:30.
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Web. Tenn
Harovara McEnhell
Owimmine
Health Committee
119Th Street
Claremont Avenue
Elizabeth Lowel
Harvest Hop Lights Up Barnard Campus With Autumn Flair
More than two hundred Barnard girls and escorts danced at AA’s Harvest Hop in a gym festooned with Halloween decor. Robin Reeves led an eight piece orchestra with himself as vocalist. The night featured a lowered ceiling illusion and gifts from campus leaders and faculty. Upcoming events include a roller skating party tomorrow and an AA tea on Wednesday with Cider and doughnuts, plus a tennis tournament and sports schedule for the week.
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Barnard
Rabbi Dr. Liebman Noted Leader in Interfaith Efforts
The Governor's Committee on Racial and Religious Understanding for Massachusetts named Dr. Liebman as chairman of its Clergymen committee. He directed Jewish chaplains during the war as a member of the Army and Navy Religious Activities committee. He has led Temple Israel in Lafayette Indiana and RAM Temple in Chicago and descends from a line of noted rabbis.
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Massachusetts
Army and Navy
Liebman
Temple Israel
Lafayette
Indiana
RAM Temple
Chicago
Freshman Meeting Outlines Political Council Activities
Political Council plans a Freshman meeting on October 29 with presidents of Debate Liberal and International Relations Clubs detailing their group activities. A straw vote on state elections is set for October 30 31 and November 1 as part of upcoming week plans.
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Political Council
Eleanor de Antonio
Natalie Longstein
Charlotte Brandis
Debate Council
Liberal Club
International Relations Club
Margaret Weitz
Jake
Barnard
Columbia
Dodge Room
Earl Hall
United States
Soviet Union
Beverly Beck
Helen de Vries
Anna Chacho
Frederick Bryan
Congress
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FROSH
Interfaith Council
Harvard
Cornell
Vassar
Dartmouth
Wellesley
Smith
Robin Reeves
Mr. Reeves
Cornela Barber
Louise Lyczak
Janet DeWitt
Sheila Whitestone
Virginia D. Harrington
George English
Margaret Holland
David Robertson
Carol Johns
Betty Green
Dorothy Lowe
Gulielma Alsop
Barbara
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