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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1951
Page
4
A Barnard College government class visiting Foley Square witnesses a sleepy federal court session. Jurors, lawyers, and a judge nod through a pending anti trust case while officials try to keep awake, sparking questions about the American legal system.
Barnard representatives Lucille Frasca and Ruth Schacter attended Mademoiselle's Eighth Annual College Forum The United States and Asia at the Hotel Roosevelt last Saturday Speakers included Sir Bene gal Rau Ralph E Turner Phillips Talbot and Dr C L Hsia The conference covered Asia's role in world politics and a positive American program in Asia Delegates later met to review final student reports.
Columbia Graduate School of Business will use a $92,000 grant from the Health Information Foundation to fund a two year study on U S medical expenditures. The project will map private medical and hospital costs in the country and track coverage by pre payment plans. Assistant Professor Oscar Servein Jr leads the research and results will be shared publicly.
The Municipal Civil Service Commission of New York City announces 125 playground director positions for college graduates or June graduates. Salary starts at 2400 dollars annually with a 250 dollar cost of living adjustment. Apply by April 25 in person at 96 Duane Street from 9 to 4 weekdays and 9 to 12 Saturday.
Campus Notes lists today and tomorrow talks in Earl Hall on world tension and China, a Tuesday Italian Club tea in Barnard Hall room 409, and a Wednesday NYT jobs talk by Edward J. Pelz in Barnard Hall. It also notes student elections, Mortarboard changes, a Bowling Party at Falcaro's, Riverside Church Sunday meetings, a José Figueres discussion tonight, and a Graduate English Society talk by Professor F W Dupee with admission for non-members.
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