U N Fervor Nipped In Bud At Barnard Assembly
The Dean urged Barnard College women to volunteer for UN General Assembly work but fall postponement halted most plans. Only two worked extensively last summer, while two postgraduates gained permanent posts. Several volunteers pursued varied roles under Dr Mumford and Captain de Neue.
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Barnard
General Assembly
W. Bryant Mumford
J. de Neue
Kathryn Schneider
Mary Mitchell
Jane Weidlund
Claudia Marck
Sophomore Adviser plan continued with Eleanor Hyde
Miss Eleanor Hyde, Lecturer in American Studies and English, will again serve as Sophomore Adviser this year. She offers information on major subjects and their relation to future careers and will refer students to officers for detailed advice. Her office is Room 131.
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Eleanor Hyde
Miss Hyde
Dean Gildersleeve Addresses Barnard Rep Assembly Welcoming Meeting
Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve opens Barnard College Representative Assembly in room 408 Barnard Hall at noon to urge attendance by new and returning students. Undergraduate President Carol Johns notes the assembly will review old business and outline new tasks for the student government.
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Barnard
Representative Assembly
Rep Assembly
Barnard College
Enrollment Boost Expands Barnard Dorms to 365
Miss Mary E. MacDonald announces 365 Barnard College students will live in Brooks and Hewitt Halls this year. Eighteen are staff, Kings Crown Hotel houses twenty veterans except two. No undergraduates reside in Johnson Hall. Brooks Hall adopts four per suite with two bedrooms, first time this plan is used.
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Mary E. MacDonald
Barnard College
Brooks and Hewitt Halls
Kings Crown Hotel
Johnson Hall
Brooks Hall
Columbia Opens 193rd Year At Exercises This Afternoon
Columbia University begins its 193rd academic year with opening exercises in McMillin Theater led by Acting President Frank Fackenthal. Dr. William J. Robbins will deliver the keynote on the “Challenge of Science” and the event includes an academic procession, national anthem, and prayers.
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Fackenthal
William J. Robbins
Columbia University
McMillin Academic Theater
Frank Fackenthal
University
St. Paul’s Chapel
Stephen F. Bayne, Jr
Columbia
Robbins
Faculty of
Pure Science
New York Botanical Garden
Department of Botany
Graduate School
University of Missouri
Rockerfeller Foundation
Bureau of Plant Industry
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lehigh
Cornell
Gym Registration Times by Class Tiers
Seniors register Thursday afternoon from 9 430 to 12 30. Juniors Thursday afternoon 12 30 to 4 30. Sophomores Friday morning 8 30 to 12 30. Freshmen Friday afternoon 12 30 to 4 00.
Barnard College Appoints 25 To Faculty and Staff
Gildersleeve announces twenty five new members joining Barnard College teaching and administration. Veteran scholars join from Harvard MIT Yale and UC Berkeley with positions from associate professor to lecturer in sociology chemistry zoology economics philosophy fine arts and government.
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Virginia €. Gildersleeve
Conrad Arensberg
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Brooklyn College
Willard Waller
Arensberg
U.S
Japan
Edward J. King
King
Iowa University
Yale
Barnard
Judith Bregman
Grace Wentworth King
Ardis Paul
Louise Speers
Mary Jane Williams
Aubrey Gordman
Wayne University
University of California
Gorbman
Jane Coffin Childs Foundation
Yale Medical School
Barnard College
Marie Moucha
Ruth E. Franz
Janet Racolin Sanderson
John A. Kouwenhoven
French R. Fogle
Edith Glassenberg
Elizabeth Rodrigue
Robert Aura Smith
Basil Rauch
Miriam Skinner
Bernice M. Wenzel
Freshman Welcome Events At Barnard And Columbia
Barnard hosts a multi day welcome for new students starting with a 11 30 a m gathering at Barnard Hall gym and a noon service at St Pauls Chapel followed by lunch in Hewitt Hall with notable guests including Dean Virginia Gildersleeve and professors. Columbia University opening exercises occur at 2 45 p m in McMillin Theatre followed by a 4 o clock reception. Saturday events include an Undergraduate Association greeting at 3 p m in Barnard Hall gym a tea on North Terrace and a dance in Brooks Hall with a second dance for Day Freshmen planned for October 5. Lawrie Trevor leads forty hostesses.
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Barnard
Barnard Hall
St. Paul’s Chapel
Hewitt Hall
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Virginia D. Harrington
Lorna F. McGuire
Carol Johns
Lawrie Trevor
Louise H. Gregory
Gulielma F. Alsop
Miss MacDonald
Evi Bossanyi
Martha Muse
Columbia University
McMillin Theatre
North Terrace
Brooks Hall
Report Food Saved In May
Mrs. Mabel Jordan head of the cafeteria reports a successful food conservation plan in the last week of classes. Over two days no cakes pies or cupcakes were served saving 66 pounds flour 87 pounds sugar and five pounds shortening. Desserts were substituted, limiting baking to an estimated 14 layer cakes 6 squares 6 dozen cupcakes and 26 pies.
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Mabel Jordan
International Relations Club
Notice to Students Lockers Available Through October 15
Students may obtain gym lockers and Milbank Hall basement lockers from the Comptroller's Office through October 15.
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Comptrollers Office
Milbank Hall
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U.N
Marie-Louise Emmet
Barbara Wheatley
Betty E. Troper
Mona Thelander
Cecilia A. Suborik
Rosary Scacciaferro
Maya Pines
Phoebe Parry- Jones
Mary Nicholson
Madeline Weigner
Ellen Aladin
Annette Kar
Gloria Island
Rolla Kasanof
Shirin Deurim
Charlotte Brandis
Gabrielle Steiner
Dolores Pember
Nancy Holland
Cornelia Michaelian
Eva F. Maze
Margot Loewy
Rosalie Lo Curcio
Mary- Ellen Hoffman
Hertha Haberland
Florence Grant
Lucille Frackman
Doris Augustine
Hope Simon
Fary Yetka
Vivian Kaye
Dean
Johns
The
Rep
King’s Crown Hotel
Columbia Graduate School
Beverly McGraw
New York City
Dr. Robbins
University of Michigan
Oklahoma
California
Pearl Harbor
Joan Abbrancati
Priscila Black
Lois Boochever
Every Boxhorn
Mable Brown
Nancy Cameron
Hui Chen
Mariel Chevious
Audrey Cox
Aline Crenshaw
Elizabeth Eastman
Betty Green
Alta Goulwin
Katherine Goldsmith
Hertha Haberlander
Virginia Haggerty
Mary Elizabeth Harry
Mary Elizabeth Hayes
Barbara Hewl
Irma Silver
John E. Smith
Margaret Lieb
Barbara Martin
Alice Schwarze
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