WV Youth Committee Protest Meets at University
The Youth Committee and about fifty attendees, including Robin Meyers and Frank Littell, objected to imperialist war and supported the Ludlow Amendment. The group clashed with the sponsored peace program, halting the meeting to present their antiwar stance to the university community.
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Spanish majors meet for lunch today in room 401 Barnard
Spanish majors gather for a noon lunch in Barnard Hall room 401 at 12 15.
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Senior Class Meeting for Class of 739 Today
A meeting of the Class of 739 is scheduled for noon in room 304 Barnard. All seniors are to attend.
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Fine Arts Club to Elect Officers Next Year
The Fine Arts Club will meet Friday at noon in the conference room to elect officers for the next year.
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Fine Arts Club
Menorah Professor Otto Klineberg to Speak on Race Prejudice
Noted psychologist Otto Klineberg will address the Me Rah Society on The Psychology of Race Prejudice tomorrow at 00 in the conference room, presenting analysis from his research and urging discussion.
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Otto Klineberg
Merah Society
College staff meeting announced for Thursday
Ten staff members will gather for a staff and quarterly meeting Thursday at 4 00 in the college. Students and faculty are invited to attend.
Tenikort Tournament Adds Consolation Bracket
An informal tennis event named the Tenikort Tournament announces a consolation round for those eliminated. Winners of the consolation bracket will meet the main contest winner. Participants are urged to sign up as indicated on Jake’s poster.
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Jake
Lot and Found Auction At College Auction Room
A campus auction lists items including belts books jewelry fountain pens and miscellaneous articles. The sale aims to sell unclaimed items before Wednesday in the college room with prices expected to rise.
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Banquet Signups End at Noon for A A Observations
The notice states noon is the final time to sign up for banquet seating with station or faculty tables. A blue book and a sign-up poster provide the sign-up location and details.
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Bookstore tour uncovers quirky items and self help reads
An exploration of a Columbia bookstore reveals novelty gadgets like Cronos calendars and Octopus Suction Grips, plus glare reducing Polaroid glasses and humorous titles such as Trylongs and Perisites. The piece previews whimsical books including Prohibiting Poverty and How to Get Rid of a Maiden, noting odd prices and curious aims.
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Columbia
Whimsy and Comedy in Local Play Program
Whimsy and Comedy score in plays continued from page one. Barnard alumna Granville Meixell offers a humorous Great Cherry Tree Incident parody. Charlotte Cassell wins as George's thwarted brother. Shaw's Passion, Poison and Petrefaction closes, with Roberta Hadley Janice Hoerr and Elizabeth Moora delivering strong turns.
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Granville Meixell
Charlotte Cassell
George
Shaw
Roberta Hadley
Janice Hoerr
Elizabeth Moora
Miss Moora
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Spring Dance Garden Theme Planned for May 6
The Land and Building Committee sponsors a campus dance to raise funds for the Fiftieth Anniversary Scholarship. Decoration chair Phyllis Snyder announces a garden motif with a May Pole and 210 streamers. Tickets cost 2.50 and the event is open to the entire college.
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Phyllis Snyder
Land and Building Committee
Peggy Pardee
Louise van Baalen
Anne Meding
Deborah Allen
Helen Geer
Jane Bell
Natalie Salley
Caroline Brackenbridge
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Mabel F. Weeks
Donald Read
Jean Allison
Margaret Boyle
Thomas P. Peardon
Faculty to Honor Miss Weeks Today
Dean Virginia Childersleeve and Miss Helen Page Abbott host a four o clock tea in Brooks Living room honoring Miss Mabel Foote Weeks who is retiring as assistant to the dean in charge of social affairs. Guests include Barnard and University faculty, past Brooks Hall presidents, and student council members.
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Virginia Childersleeve
Helen Page Abbott
Mabel Foote Weeks
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W. Latham
Marie Reimer
Gertrude Mc Hirst
Louisa Tr. Gregory
Barnard
University
Brooks Hall
Miss Weeks
Butler Hosts at Residence Halls Dinner Guests
President and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler were honored guests at a dinner in the Residence Halls yesterday evening. Trustees William Morris and Francis Plimpton and Mrs. Arthur Hays Sulzberger attended with spouses. Butler spoke to resident students in Brooks Hall before a reception in the Music Room.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
College
William Morris
Francis Plimpton
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
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Brooks Hall
Spring Barbecue Held May 7 At Barnard Camp
Spring Barbecue will be held at Barnard Camp on Sunday May 7 the day after Spring Dance. Students with or without escorts are invited to attend. Tickets are 65 cents per person and bus fare from the dorms at ten o clock is about one dollar round trip.
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