Readings by Charles Laughton to Visit Arts Institute
The Institute of Arts and Sciences presents An Evening with Charles Laughton on April 22 at 8 30 P M in McMillin Theater. He will read selected prose and poetry from books laid out before him and from memory. Laughton, famed as an actor, is acclaimed for his reading tours and travels with two suitcases.
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Charles Laughton
McMillin Theater
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Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
London
George Bernard Shaw
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Separate mental functions for student government debate
The piece argues two separations for democratic campus governance. Distinguish administration from policy by efficiency as the criterion and issues from personalities to avoid petty politics. It warns against power concentration and urges diverse representation for better future settlement of problems.
Mlle Advises U S Tourists in April Mademoiselle
The April issue of Mademoiselle offers guidance for studying working or touring Europe. Articles cover Anglo American coeds life in England Oxford and the University of London music study tours and job prospects for college women in England. Elizabeth's England and Yours and Will You Marry Me provide cultural context and humor.
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Mademoiselle Magazine
Europe
England
Oxford
University of London
Lynne Hartman
Helen Lund Callaway
London
Chancellor's Daughter Visits at BC
Dr. Lotte Adenauer, daughter of West Germany's chancellor, visits Barnard Hall and Milbank at Barnard College escorted by Patricia Dykema and Hannah Kiep. She tours American campus life and notes the absence of women’s college dormitories in Germany.
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Lotte Adenauer
West Germany
Barnard Hall
Milbank
Patricia Dykema
Adenauer
Germany
Hannah Kiep
Women College
Plea Circulates to End Discrimination at Columbia College
Students for Democratic Action gathered signatures for a referendum on fraternity racial discrimination at Columbia College. The May 1950 vote called for removing written discrimination clauses and urged the university to push national groups to end discriminatory policies or face chapter removal.
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Students For Democratic Action
Columbia College
Columbia
University
Prefs Meet To Discuss First Production of Latham Theatre
Professor Lucyle Hook Miss Rosamond Gilder Dr John Reich and Mr Adolphus Sweet discuss the new Minor Latham Theatre plans. A rediscovered 18th century comedy by Lady Mary Wortley Montague is eyed as the initial production. Hook emphasizes producing plays with literary and entertainment value for the college.
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Latham Theatre
Lucyle Hook
Rosamond Gilder
John Reich
Adolphus Sweet
Blue Stocking
Lady Mary Wortley Montague
College
Miss Hook
Marion Magid
Barnard
Matthews Speaks At Gov t Meeting On South Africa Crisis
Dr Z K Matthews of the African National Congress and head of the University College of Fort Hare department speaks at the Government majors meeting on The Present Crisis in South Africa. The talk is in the College Parlor Tuesday at one. Matthews is an authority on South African racial issues and has held major public roles.
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African National Congress
Cape Province
South Africa
Union of South Africa
Dr. Matthews
University College of Fort Hare
Matthews
South African Native Representative Cou
Union Advise
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