Campus notes highlight student leaders and campus events
Four Residence Halls Council members including Jean Moore and Audrey Cole were elected plus Gloria Wyeth and Ann Connors as sophomore reps on March 29. The Political Discussion Club hosts a forum on Communist teachers in colleges with Mark Van Doren and Virginia Harrington speaking. Rabbi Isidore Signer addresses Menorah-Seixas Open House at Earl Hall. A swimming demonstration is planned for Wednesday. Wigs and Cues elevates Faculty Follies cast to honorary members. French club plans April 6 meeting to vote scholarship candidates.
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Jean Moore
Audrey Cole
Gloria Wyeth
Ann Connors
Miss Moore
Miss Cole
Mark van Doren
Virginia Harrington
Columbia
Barnard College
Isidore Signer
Menorah-Seixas
Earl Hall
Wigs
Cues
Amelia A. de del Rio
John E. Swhith
Jean T. Palmer
John A. Moore
Bolivia offers Summer Study at San Andrés La Paz
The University of San Andrés in La Paz offers a July to August 1949 summer program for US Bolivia cultural exchange with courses in Spanish Latin American literature Bolivian archaeology Latin American history Bolivian art and folklore social aspects of Bolivia and economics of Bolivia. Tuition is eighty dollars with room and board from fifty to one hundred thirty dollars. Evening talks by Bolivian intellectual leaders and weekend tours accompany lectures.
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United States
Bolivia
University of San Andrés
la Paz
Latin America
Boliva
Dean to Speak on Vanity Fair TV Debut
Barnard Dean Mrs. Millicent Carey McIntosh will make a TV debut on Dorothy Dean's Vanity Fair program at 1 30 p m Friday April 8 on CBS TV. She discusses child discipline with Mrs. Sidonie Gruenberg director of the Child Study Association of America.
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Millicent Carey McIntosh
Barnard
Dorothy Dean
Vanity Fair
Cbs-Tv
Sidonie Gruenberg
Child Study Association of America
Columbia Expands Orient and India Focus at Columbia College
Columbia University enhances study of Oriental cultures and Indian affairs in its curriculum. Dean Carman says students should see the world as one, not centered on Europe. Four Korean and six Japanese broadcasters will train in the United States for 20 weeks to improve democratic journalism in the Orient, funded by a Rockefeller Foundation grant.
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India
Columbia University
Harry J. Carman
Columbia College
Europe
United States
Robert K. Merton
Bureau of Applied Social Research
Democratic
Orient
Bureau
Columbia
Rockefeller Foundation
Women's colleges seek 23 million to cover deficits
Wellesley Bryn Mawr Mount Holyoke and two others face a total deficit of 23 million dollars as tuition rises. The group plans to boost endowments to fund future expenditures and reduce reliance on fundraising, per Esther Jones.
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Wellesley
Bryn Mawr
Mount Holyoke
Esther Jones
College faces rising costs squeeze finances
A report notes tuition and student costs lag behind increasing expenses for food, faculty salaries, wages, and building upkeep. The document emphasizes these rising costs as the major pressure on the institution’s finances.
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