Campus events fill midweek schedule on campus
On Campus Menorah Seixas hosts open house today from 4 to 6 pm. Sholom Newman of the Inter University Federation of Great Britain speaks on American Jewry A Visitor's View. Collegium Musicum meets at 8 pm for Renaissance and Baroque Italian vocal music. Madrigal group performs with Barnard and Columbia students. IZFA hears Shlomo Calbach on Chasidism tomorrow in Barnard Hall. Columbia Pre Med screens Thoracic Surgery film Wednesday. John L Thomas leads Shakespeare and modern drama discussion. Tea served. Earl Hall Interfaith hosts Father George Ford on Realms of Faith Today and Yesterday. Math Club hears Henry A Boorse on properties of matter at very low temperatures. Refreshments follow.
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Inter- University Federation of Great Britain
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Zena Gabriele
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Columbia
Earl Hall Interfaith Society
George B. Ford
Corpus Christi Church
Math Club
Henry A. Boorse
Milbank
Boorse
Jungle Opens Late For Belles Beaus
Barnard announces the campus jungle opens 1 am for Barnard students and guests with ID checks. Sunbathing restricted to North Lawn, no sunning on Milbank and South Lawns. Undergraduate Vice-President Joan Afferica urges appropriate dress as faculty and Columbia visitors frequent the campus.
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Columbia
Barnard NBC Summer Institute Offers Four Radio TV Courses
The Barnard NBC Summer Institute of Radio and Television offers four professional courses at 140 dollars for the full program. Open to graduates and experienced non-degree holders, the program awards certificates from Barnard College and NBC. Courses cover monitoring interviews, announcing, production, and writing with NBC and Teleprograms Inc. staff guiding instruction. Deadline for applications is June 1 with details from the Placement Office.
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NBC
Barnard College
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Corwith
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William C. Hodapp
Teleprograms, Inc
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Barnard Committee Reviews Exit Exam and Freshman Placements
The Currie Committee discussed updating the exit examination to test foreign language comprehension and translation into idiomatic English. They considered a humanities course akin to Columbia's Contemporary Civilization and the introduction of history placement tests to allow advanced courses for qualified freshmen.
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Guggenheim Grants Awarded to Held Calisher Bonime Shapiro
Dr Julius Held Associate Professor of Fine Arts and Hor tense Calishédra 32 win Guggenheim Fellowships. Abby Bonime Miriam Shapiro receive National Science Foundation graduate fellowships for psychology and mathematics. Dorothea Bennett also gets zoology fellowship. Out of 3000 applicants 624 were chosen including 38 women.
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John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation
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Piro
National Science Foundation
Miss Bonime
Miss Shapiro
Dorothea Bennett
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