Dorm Spring Formal Invites Guests for Friday
The Spring Formal in Brooks Hall on Friday April 8 runs from 9 to 2 with dancing in the drawing room. Committee chair Kathleen Roderick says subscriptions are 3 dollars and lists invited guests including Dean Gildersleeve Acting Dean Mullins and several professors andMrs Lavelle Moore Cort Abbott Markloff and McBride.
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Brooks Hall
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Kathleen Roderick
Dean Gildersleeve
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Mrs. Gottheil To Speak At Menorah Meeting
Mrs. Richard Gottheil, wife of Professor Gottheil of Columbia, will be guest speaker at the Menorah meeting. The event highlights Jewish cultural discourse and community leadership in the city.
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Richard Gottheil
Professor Gottheil
Columbia
Unemployed Teachers Petition for Signatures in NYC Plan
A petition posted by the Unemployed Teachers' Association asks for signatures on a plan to employ about 10 000 NYC teachers facing long waits for appointment. It proposes roles such as coaching handicapped children and extra duties in lunch rooms and book rooms to reduce waiting lists, funded by higher income taxes and reduced public official costs.
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Barnarg Hall
New York City
Speaker to discuss Palestine at Menorah Tea
The Menorah Tea will be held Thursday afternoon April 14 in the College Parlor. The speaker will address Why should Jews be interested in Palestine, and the event is expected to draw a large crowd as the season’s last Menorah meeting.
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Palestine
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