Woman Doctor Talk by Dr Ruth Moulton for Pre-Med Club
Dr Ruth Moulton discusses The Woman Doctor Marriage and Family under the Pre-Med club on Monday April 22 at four in the Conference room. She notes balancing analytic practice with family life and a husband who heads the Autopsy Department at Cornell Medical School and cancer research. She is affiliated with the Washington School of Psychoanalysis which sponsors educational projects in psychoanalysis. She will answer questions and explain latest trends and applications.
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Krutch Lectures on Modern Drama for English Majors
English majors heard Professor Joseph Wood Krutch discuss modern drama and its relation to criticism during a College Park lecture last Thursday. Krutch noted ongoing shifts in theatrical form and critical approaches as part of his address.
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Joseph Wood Krutch
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Krutch
Critic and Drama Circle Leader Remembered
A biographical note recalls a critic active since 1924 for the Nation and who led the New York Critics' Drama Circle in 1940 41, highlighting his influence on American theater criticism and spotlighting his wartime era leadership.
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the Nation
New York Critics’ Drama Circle
Film on Roentgen Rays Shown by German and Science Clubs
A German film on Roentgen Rays with English titles was shown for the college by the German and Science clubs on Thursday at Brinkerhoff Theatre. A German narrator accompanied the program. The piece discussed X rays named for William Konrad Roentgen of Warburg Bavaria and their influence on physics and radiation research.
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Brinkerhoff Theatre
Roentgen
William Konrad von Roentgen
Warburg
Bavaria
Cake Sale by Math and Fine Arts Clubs Planned
The Math Club and Fine Arts Club announce an outdoor cake sale to benefit WSSF on Wednesday April 10. Rosalind Brueck has been elected president of the Fine Arts Club.
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Math Club
Fine Arts Club
WSSF
Rosalind Brueck
Jane White Advocates Theatre as Art at Chapel
Jane White argues the theatre is an art form not a simple tool for expression. She urges actors to study all theatre arts and seeks a balance between powerful delivery and box office realities. She notes a novelist alone cannot guarantee playwright success and cites Strange Fruit as proof. She praises theatre as a promoter of racial and religious understanding and looks forward to Greek Games involvement.
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Miss White
Lafayette Conference notes and delegate activity
The report details Kirk's reflections on San Francisco luncheons and barber shop discussions as legalists address vetoes and the ICJ. the Political Commission tackles disarmament, atomic energy, human rights, and minority issues. Advisors, student chairmen, and rapporteurs are praised amid active small-nation participation.
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Kirk
San Francisco
International Court of Justice
Chapel services moved at Columbia University this week
During the Fourth Armed Conference on Religion at St. Pauls Chapel Columbia University, services will occur at 11 AM instead of noon. Howard Meher is scheduled as speaker on Monday with events planned through the week securing a religious gathering for attendees.
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Bers
Howard Meher
Dorms Host Game Night For WSSF Drive
Residence halls hold a game night in Hewitt living room at 8:00 to support the WSSF drive. Activities include bridge bingo ping pong with Miss Carlson and Miss Holland as partners and a nylon raffle with two drawings. Prizes donated by Tilson's Columbia Book Store and Schiller's.
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WSSF
Hewitt
Miss Carlson
Miss Holland
Lynn MacElroy
Tilson’s
Columbia Book Store
Schiller’s
World traveler Shari Martin-Efron aims for journalism
Polish born Shari Martin-Efron lived in Hungary and Mexico while moving through Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia. She used a Nansen passport to escape Nazism, witnessed Munich bombings and Madrid parade, studied in multilingual schools, and plans to study International Studies at Columbia Journalism School to become a foreign correspondent.
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Mexico
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
League of Nations
Germany
Switzerland
Spain
Cuba
Belgium
Shari
Europe
Hitler
Columbia School of Journalism
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