Radcliffe Announces Annual Publishing Procedures Course
Radcliffe College will host its annual summer course in Publishing Procedures from June 22 to August 2. The program trains recent graduates for careers in magazines and books through projects on manuscript development and a 32 page dummy magazine, with lectures, field trips, and workshops. Applications due May 15 to Mrs Diggory Venn.
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Houghton Mifflin
Ralph Thompson
A. S. Burack
Diggory Venn
Millicent McIntosh Addresses Student Government Inaugural
Undergraduate president delivers acceptance speech urging all to take interest in student government. Millicent C. McIntosh calls the event exciting and wistful, noting the council’s year of harmony and active campus welfare work.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Latin Award Tatlock Prize Exam Held in Milbank Hall
The Jean Willard Tatlock Memorial Prize in Latin examination will take place in Room 133 Milbank Hall on Tuesday April 19 from 3 10 to 5 10 p m. The prize honors Jean Willard Tatlock Class of 1895 and is awarded to the undergraduate most proficient in Latin. Competitors must qualify with Professor John Day executive officer of the Greek and Latin department.
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Jean Willard Tatlock
Milbank Hall
John Day
Prof Mosely Resigns Post at Russian Institute
Professor Phillip E. Mosely, head of Columbia University’s Russian Institute since 1951, will resign July 1 to become Director of Studies for the Council on Foreign Relations. He remains part time as Adjunct Professor of International Relations at Columbia.
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Columbia University
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Foreign Affairs
Quarterly Review
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Harvard University
Cambridge University
London School of Economics
Soviet Union
Balkans
Library School Receives Gifts at Columbia University
The Columbia University School of Library Service received two gifts totaling 2500 dollars for a critical appraisal of admissions practices student body graduates and curriculum. Gifts of 1500 dollars from the Alumni Association and 1000 dollars from the New York State Library School Association were announced by acting dean Dr. Robert D. Leigh. The Columbia Library Service is noted as the oldest in the United States and traces its origins to Melvil Dewey in 1887.
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Columbia University
School of Library Service
Columbia School of Library Service
New York State Library School Association
Robert D. Leigh
United States
Columbia College
Melvil Dewey
British Establish Marshall Scholarships For Americans
The British government creates annual Marshall Scholarships to fund American graduates under 28 to study at British universities. Twelve awards are given each year, lasting two years with a yearly value of 550 pounds. Applications and details are available from British Information Services in New York.
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Marshall Aid
American College
British Information Services
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
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