Toynbee outlines world spheres and peace by force
British historian Arnold J. Toynbee told a McMillin Theater audience that partitioning the world into American and Soviet spheres could unify the globe, while the alternative is a costly forceful struggle among great powers. He favored a federation of like minded states and warned of heavy U S responsibility and propaganda risks if unity fails.
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Toynbee
Arnold J. Toynbee
McMillin Theater
Dr. Toynbee
Fourth annual Festival of Contemporary American Music at Columbia
The fourth annual Festival of Contemporary American Music, founded by the widow of Charles M. Ditson, runs May 10–16 at Columbia University. Highlights include Otto Luening’s new opera Evangeline, Princeton Chapel Choir and Carl Weinrich in St Paul’s Chapel, Juilliard String Quartet with Hambro and Webster, Alan Lomax folk night, and the CBS Symphony conducted by the 1948 Alice M. Ditson Award winner.
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Charles M. Ditson
Columbia University
Douglas Moore
MacDowell
Music Department
Otto Luening
Princeton University Chapel Choir
Carl Weinrich
St. Paul’s Chapel
Juilliard School of Music
Juilliard String Quartet
Leonid Hambro
Beveridge Webster
McMillin Theater
Alan Lomax
C.B.S. Symphony
Alice M. Ditson
Spring Tennis Registration Turns To Archery
A humorous piece on sport class signups where a frustrated student seeks a tennis move up but ends up enrolling in archery after the gym registration scene. The narrator muses on awkward uniforms and the push to upgrade from beginner to intermediate levels while navigating campus procedures.
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Physical Education
Broadway
Bear Publication Sparks Student Opinion In Bulletin
The BULLETIN interviews ten Barnard students on the Bear literary magazine. Critics praise varied fiction and poetry yet urge broader material and less ivory tower pretension. One reviewer calls Bear too small for budding authors while another enjoys fiction and finds some pieces well done.
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Bulletin
Bear
Barnard
Emily Schneider
Manfred
Discordia
Virginia Kraft
Three University Schools Hold Medical Conference
Columbia University hosts a May 5 conference on Medical Administrative Problems in Commerce and Industry designed for business executives and personnel directors. The event is under three Columbia schools the Business, Engineering, and Public Health. Two sessions will cover medical practice in industry and commerce.
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Columbia
School of Business
School of Engineering
School of Public Health
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