Summer projects and seminars for students planned
The American Friends Service Committee and the National Intercollegiate Christian Council plan work camps and seminars across the United States and Mexico this summer. Costs range from ninety to six hundred dollars with scholarship aid available. Programs include peace caravans, Spanish language camps in Texas and California, and international service trips to Finland and Italy.
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American Friends Service Committee
National Intercollegiate Christian Council
Mexico
Rockies
United States
San Antonio
Texas
San Gabriel
California
Quaker International Voluntary Service
Finland
Italy
National Institute offers federal government internships in Washington
The National Institute of Public Affairs announces internships with the Federal Government in Washington for next year. Applications must be completed and submitted to the Washington office by April 25. Details available at the Occupation Bureau office.
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National Institute of Public Affairs
Washington
Occupation Bureau
Spring Banquet Honors Dean Virginia Gildersleeve
The AA Spring banquet honoring Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve will be held Friday May 9 at 7 p.m. in Bernard Hall cafeteria. Tickets cost 75 cents for residence hall students and $1.35 for day students. menu includes tomato juice hot fish casserole spring salad coffee ice cream and cake. Entertainment features excerpts from Junior Show and a surprise skit by freshman waitresses with Dr. Dorothy Ainsworth of Smith College as speaker.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard Hall
Dorothy Ainsworth
Smith College
Jake
Promotions by Outgoing Editors Elevate Ruth Aney Esther Jones
The outgoing Bulletin Managing Board announced at its last meeting the promotion of Ruth Aney and Esther Jones from the Associate News Board to the News Board.
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Ruth Aney
Esther Jones
Associate News Board
News Board
Bulletin Managing Board
Chapel Luncheons Highlight Thursday Speaker Series
Chapel invites students to weekly Thursday luncheons after the speaker’s address. Guest speakers will be present for discussion and feedback on their topics. The price is ten cents per person as the chapel presents a series on different literary forms.
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Chapel
Reverend George Forrell Speaks on Mixed Marriages at Lutheran Club
The Bronx pastor argued that marriages across faiths cannot succeed unless the union is harmonized before marriage or early in its years. He cited shared belief in God and life purpose as essential, saying differing faiths without common worship invalidate a divine marriage beyond a legal bond.
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George Forrell
Bronx
Lutheran Club
Forrell
Mr. Farrell
IRC Plans Year Tasks for International Relations Club
IRC will hold a business meeting on Wednesday April 16 to outline plans for the coming year. It aims to expand discussion groups and promote social activities with international students and join an all college meeting on the Graeco Turkish Loan with the Political Council this spring. A benefit cake sale is planned for April 24.
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IRC
Beatrice Cascio Elected President of Music Club
Beatrice Cascio was elected president of the Music Club at a meeting held Friday April 11 in the College Parlor. She will be assisted by Barbara Heary as vice-president Eva Bain as secretary and Rosanne Dreyfuss as another officer.
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Beatrice Cascio
Miss Cascio
Barbara Heary
Eva Bain
Rosanne Dreyfuss
UCA Hears Dr Hiltner on Religion in Marriage
Dr Hiltner of the Federal Council of Churches spoke to Barnard Committee of the University Christian Association on Religion in Marriage. He argued religion grows with personality and that religious life coordinates with all life, affecting how one relates to a spouse and others.
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Hiltner
Federal Council of Churches
Barnard
University Christian Association
Noted French flutist Le Roy to perform for clubs
Rene Le Roy will present a program of modern and classical pieces at a joint meeting of the French and Music clubs next Monday April 21 at 4 pm in the Parc. The program includes a work by Otto Luening. Beatrice Cascio and Gloria Coll urge student attendance.
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Rene le Roy
theePhiege Parc
Otto Luening
Barnard
Columbia
le Roy
Maggie Teyte
Beatrice Cascio
Gloria Coll
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