This Week on Campus Events at Earl Hall and Barnard
A week of campus activities features talks by Professor Meyer Schapiro on Jewish artists in the Dodge Room Earl Hall, lunches for International Students and Seixas Menorah, debates, and student group meetings across Barnard and Milbank venues. Highlights include a Princeton debate, a Burma lecture, and a Chinese Students dance at Earl Hall Auditorium.
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Menorah Societies
Meyer Schapiro
Fine Arts and Archaeology Department
Dodge
Earl Hall
Newman Club
Dodge Room
Barnard College
Princeton
Barnard Hall
Lutheran Fellowship
University Christian Association
Krumm
Ursula
McNally
Burma
Chinese Student Association
Historian Greenfield to Speak for Government Majors
Kent Roberts Greenfield author and historian will address the Government Majors Meet on Tuesday April 19 at 1 00 p m in the Minor Latham Theater on the topic Can Government Write History He has served as chief historian Department of the Army since 1947 and previously taught at Yale and Johns Hopkins Universities A tea for old and prospective government majors will be held Wednesday April 20 from 4 to 6 pm in the Deanery
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Kent Roberts Greenfield
Latham Theater
Greenfield
Department of the Army
Yale
Johns Hopkins
Review of W & C Production and Jean Houston
W and C Production and Jean Houston fifty eight as the Mother delivered adequate performances. The supporting cast was strong especially David Gordon C fifty five as the Son. Staging was minimal but well designed by Frank Rinaldi who also did the mood lighting.
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Jean Houston
David Gordon
Frank Rinaldi
Department of State Announces Foreign Service Exam
The Foreign Officers examination will be held on June 24 1955 across the United States. Applications must be received by May 2 1955. Students should mail applications promptly to the Department's Board of Examiners for the Foreign Service. Late submissions will disqualify candidates. Forms available at the placement office or from the Board of Examiners, Washington DC.
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Department of State Foreign Officers
United States
Department’s Board of Examiners
Foreign Service
Board of Examiners For
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Washington, D.C
Vice President Hours Hazel Gerber Announces Semester Office Hours
Hazel Gerber 56 who is Under graduate President announces her office hours for the remainder of the semester. She will be available in Room 3 of the Annex on Thursday from 2 to 3 p.m. and Friday at 12.
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Hazel Gerber
New York Public Library Drops Special Student Card
The New York Public Library announces that for the rest of the current academic year students using the Central Building Reference Department are not required to present special student cards. Previously, students needed cards signed by their school librarians confirming prior search of school libraries.
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New York Public Library
New York
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