Slogans Fill Campaign Rally At College Assembly
New York Times political reporter Warren Moscow told a College gym audience that the 1948 election centers on slogans for Wallace Dewey and Truman. He predicted Wallace would win about six percent nationally and noted shifts in party loyalty and potential Democratic gains in Congress.
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Warren Moscow
New York Times
Political Council
Moscow
Wallace
Dewey
Truman
Henry Wallace
Mr. Moscow
House
Senate
States Rights Party
Democratic Party
Socialist Party
Nippon Girl Sends Thanks for Barnard CARE Gifts
A Japanese student writes to Barnard College thanking the Barnard Undergraduate Association for CARE packages sent to Fukui after an earthquake. She expresses gratitude for U S Army Red Cross and World Students Relief Society aid and hopes for lasting friendship between nations.
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Barnard Undergraduate Association
Barnard
Japan
Barnard College
Fukui Colledge
Technical
Fukui
U. S. Army
Red Cross
World Students Relief Society
U. S
Dean's List honors 1947 48 include five perfect averages
The 1947 48 Dean's List names 85 students with five achieving a perfect four point zero average. Barnard honorees are Donna Harding Lois Soons Barbara Moskowitz Barbara Novak and Klara Salamon. Senior and junior lists include many named students with no further outcome.
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Millicent C. MacIntosh
Barnard
Donna B. Harding
Lois V. Soons
Barbara Moskowitz
Barbara J. Novak
Klara Salamon
Smoking Policy Change At Milbank Hall Porch
Campus notice reports two waste basket fires in past weeks and announces new smoking rules. Smoking now allowed from 119 Street to Milbank Hall entrance and on a designated half of the Milbank porch for students.
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119 Street
Milbank Hall
Milbank
WKCR Plans Anti VD Radio Campaign with Stars
WKCR will air ten radio programs and eight documentaries on Monday nights from 9 30 to 9 45 November through March as part of a national anti venereal disease drive. Featuring Raymond Massey Eddie Albert Margo Robert St John Alice Frost and Roger Pryor the series follows Columbia University supervision and NBC production. The aim is to encourage treatment of undetected cases of syphilis and gonorrhea to reduce infections nationwide.
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WKCR
Raymond Massey
Eddie Albert
Margo
Robert St John
Alice Frost
Roger Pryor
Dwight D
Columbia Unversity
Eric Barnouw
Radio
ES Gurney Clark
Columbia University School of Public Health
Frank Papp
NBC
George Hicks
Liberal Club election forum features four party reps
A Liberal Club sponsored forum will be held this afternoon in the Conference Room from 4 to 6. Democratic, Progressive, Republican and Socialist party representatives will speak on The Choice for the Liberal Voter. Rosalie Grayer 49 announces club officers Kogan 61 Treasurer June Macy 49 Publicity Manager Mimi Nelson 51.
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Liberal Club
Rosalie Grayer
Kogan
June Macy
Mimi Nelson
Rep Assembly Hears Plans for Student Activity Fee Hike
Miss Ruth Aney urges raising the Student Activities Fee by two dollars to cover rising costs for undergraduate publications. A steering committee of four class presidents and Mary Jean Huntington will present the proposal to students and the Board of Trustees after open debate.
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Ruth Aney
Bulletin
Miss Aney
Board of Trustees
Representative Assembly
Mary Jean Huntington
Wallace Addresses Columbia Campus Rally at McMillin Theatre
Presidential candidate Henry A. Wallace will speak in McMillin Theatre from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. under Columbia University Progressive Party auspices. Norman Mailer and Seymour Linfield will join the program with Wallace introduced by Mark Van Doren.
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Henry A. Wallace
McMillin Theatre
Columbia University
The
Progressive Parts
Mailer
Mr. Wallace
Russia
United States
Progresse
Norman Mailer
Seymour Linfield
Young Progressives of America
Mark van Doren
Columbia College
Wallace
Increased Production Costs Plague Mortarboard and Bear
Ann Edge and Elizabeth Hayman disclose rising printing costs threaten the 1950 Mortarboard budget with an estimated $500 deficit. Edge notes student subscriptions will not offset expenses while advertising and undergrad funds help bridge the gap. Hayman reports a $300 old debt to the Undergraduate Association weighs on the Bear.
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Mortarboard
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Jeanne E. John
Ruth L. Crane
Marcia W. McMichael
Mildred J. Kafka
Marion H. Bernstein
Lois L. Boochever
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Margaret Kristeller
Hannah Spitzer
Eleanor L. de Antonio
Elizabeth Hayman
Betty Rubenstein
F. Dorothy Partington
Ruth G. de Vries
Diana C. Roskolenko
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Inge Falk
Maud L. Hopkinson
Paula E. Kladiiko
Lois F. Brean
Alice Schwartz
Maureen T. Pickett
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Patricia M. Cercere
John M. Weiss
Ursula
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Nee’ M. Robinson
Teatrice Laskowitz
Yolanda T. Pyres
Rosemary Beeching
M. Sheva Deane
Myra B. Koh
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