Michigan Plan Debated At NSA Congress
The second annual National Student Association Congress at the University of Illinois drew 800 delegates from 300 colleges. Gideon Nachumi elected treasurer. talks covered discrimination, academic freedom, international affairs, and federal aid to education. The group endorsed banning discriminatory campus clauses and education for existing biased groups, and outlined expansion of the Purchase Card System to recruit freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Student Association
University of Illinois
Jay Maryanov
Gideon Nachumi
NSA
Columbia
Mr. Nachumi
Harold Taylor
Sarah Lawrence College
Francis Brown
N.Y.U
Robert Huddleston
National Association Student Cooperative League
George Houser
Committee On Racial Equality
University of Michigan
Reverend James A. Pike Named Columbia University Chaplain
The Reverend James A. Pike, newly appointed Chaplain of Columbia University, began his ministry on Morningside Heights on Sunday August 7 with a sermon at St. Pauls Chapel. He succeeds the Right Reverend Stephen F. Bayne Jr who resigned in June 1947 to become bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Olympia.
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James A. Pike
Columbia University
Morningside Heights
St. Paul’s
Dr. Pike
Stephen F. Bayne, Jr
Columbia
Episcopal Diocese
Olympia
Wash
Shunji F. Nishi
Louis W. Pitt
D.D
Grace Church
Students Begin Dorm Work To Avoid A Raise in Board
The student work program chosen by residence hall students to avoid a board raise starts under Mrs. Leslie Johns and Mrs. Harold F. Dean. Duties include cleaning rooms and halls, kitchenettes, switchboard and elevator duties for part time pay, and desk coverage. The entire resident body handles other tasks with weekly floor rotations and room inspections by a supervising student.
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Leslie Johns
Harold F. Dean
Dean McIntosh Receives Medal For Education Service
Dean Millicent C McIntosh will receive The Hundred Year Association Gold Medal for outstanding service to New York education at the Twenty second Anniversary Dinner at the Plaza Hotel on Tuesday November 29. The decision was unanimous and notes half of Barnard students are New Yorkers and that McIntosh led Barnard after serving as headmistress of Brearley School.
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New York
Millicent C. McIntosh
Hundred Year Association
Dean McIntosh
Plaza Hotel
Barnard
Brearley
Barnard College
Brearley School
New Faculty Additions and Returning Lecturer at Barnard
Mutin M A Assistant in Mathematics and Jean Whittamore AB Assistant in Psychology have joined the faculty. Marguerite Mespoulet returns as a special lecturer in French after retiring in 1947. Miss de Muro Miss John Miss Lattman and Mrs Whittamore are Barnard graduates from the class of 49.
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Mutin
Jean Whittamore
Marguerite Mespoulet
Miss de Muro
John
Lattman
Whittamore
Barnard
Barnard Introduces $2.50 Medical Fee for Lab Tests
Barnard College students will pay a $2.50 per semester fee to fund a new Columbia University medical laboratory. Under Dr. Carl R. Wise, the facility will perform tests such as basal metabolism, CBCs, and urine analyses at the request of the Medical Office or student physicians. X-ray costs are also covered. Exact test dates to be announced.
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Barnard
Marjory Nelson
Barnard College
Columbia University
Carl R. Wise
Aith Department
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RCA
Barnard Bulletin
June Stein
A. Chiba ¢ Co
59Th Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mary Mead
Maddick
Reinad
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