First NSA Meeting Focuses on Foreign Student Orientation
The National Student Association Regional Assembly opened with emphasis on non-controversial NSA projects and foreign student adjustment. New officers were elected, including Gerald Morganor as vice-chairman and Vera Hurst as secretary, with workshops and a luncheon at John Jay Dining Hall launching the campus orientation programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NSA
Thomas Garrity
National Student Association
Mother O’byrne
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
United States
National Executive Committee
Madison
Wisconsin
Gerald Morganor
Columbia
Vera Hurst
Mine Delegge
Fordham
Herb Gutman
NYU
Milton Yale
CONY
Abby Asa Day
Manhattanville
Robert Ritter
Queens College
Commission
Col i. Nsa
John Jay
Frank D. Fackenthal
Greater, New York Council For Foreign Students and Trustees
Columbia University
Harry J. Carman
Columbia College
Lawrence Duggan
Institute of International Education
Clarencé Linton
Teachers College
New Snack Bar To Open In Hewitt Hall Lounge
A college snack bar will open in the Hewitt Dining Hall lounge for day and dorm students as part of the Trustee improvement plan. Miss Mary E. MacDonald notes the Barnard tearoom is inaccessible and the space may become a lounge or music room instead. The bar, supervised by Dietitian Miss Dorothy Quinn, will offer milks, cokes, toasted sandwiches, sundaes, ice cream, pastries and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt
Mary E. MacDonald
Barnard
Barnard Hell
Hewitt Hall
Dorothy Quinn
Miles
50 Yearbook Plans For Fall
The 1950 Mortarboard opened its season with an executive board meeting to plan the Activities Carnival and staff organization. A fortune telling booth will accompany the event as staff offer subscription pledges for the yearbook. Volunteers are needed for circulation and advertising committees. juniors may contact Anne Edge at the Mortarboard office. A $5 subscription may be paid in installments throughout the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortarboard
Anne Edge
Miriam Goldman
Muriel Kirkpatrick
Deutscher Kreis
Eleanor Madden
Lois Boochever
Barnagh
Jake
League Helps New Voters At Barnard Booth
League of Women Voters representative Mrs. Charles H. Warner advised Barnard women on absentee voting and state mail procedures. The group promotes nonpartisan civic participation, supports UN aims, and publishes member information while urging responsible citizenship and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Barnard
Charles H. Warner
League of Women Voters
Jake
Chicago
United States
World Court of the
League of Nations
United Nations
Smoking Rules Reminder for Campus Students
The student council reminds that smoking is prohibited on campus except in designated rooms. Smoking is allowed in Room 302 in Barnard Hall. The restricted area spans between 119 Street and Barnard Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
119 Street
Barnard Hall
Barnard Deliberates Improvements at All-College Assembly
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh and Honor Board Chair Elizabeth Elliott addressed about 800 students in Barnard gym, detailing campus improvements. She noted visible upgrades like re painted hot water tanks and repaired Mil bank Hall balustrade, and stressed the Currie Committee’s role in expanding opportunities at Barnard and Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent C. McIntosh
Lois Boochever
Elizabeth Elliot
Barnard
Columbia
McIntosh
Barnard Extra-Curricular Carnival Promotes Student Activities
Barnard College presents tomorrow's Student Activities Carnival from 3 to 6 p.m. in the gym to introduce freshmen and transfers to clubs and committees. Highlights include Greek Games, Junior Show, Spanish club El Circulo Hispano, and a 5 16 p.m. performance of Benito by Wigs and Cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
el Circulo Hispano
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Sally Graham
Carol Reynolds
Margaret Ward
Ann Atheling
Wigs and
Cues
Interfaith Council
St. Paul’s Chapel
Newman Club
Canterbury Club
UCA
Luthern Club
Menorah
New Transfers Welcomed at Annual Dean Welcome Dinner
McIntosh hosts transfer students at Hewitt dining room dinner followed by Brooks living room reception. ~160 transfers from 93 colleges span 23 states and 18 foreign countries with 160 guests and many professors and student officers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent Carey McIntosh
Hewitt Dining
Brooks
Lorna McGune
Ruth Houghton
Margot Marshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philip E. Mosely
Columbia Professor of International Relations
Ing Age
Warner
New York
City of
Fourth Avenue
New York Times
Miss. Boochever
Benito
Jean John
Janet Mora
Milbank
Club
Florence Lowther
Clara Eliot
Virginia Harrington
Gertrude Rich
Chilton Williamson
Margaret Holland
Martha English
Jean Palmer
Peggy Dykes
Mary MacDonald
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