CU Obliged To Bargain Forum Speaker States
Columbia University should be impelled by a moral obligation to accept collective bargaining. Professor Charles Frankel said the university faces an untenable paternalism and public scrutiny, while Professor Stein urged student and faculty input and Eric Javits noted the Student Board’s cautious stance.
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Isabel Casson
Columbia University
Charles Frankel
Philosophy Department
Columbia Chapter
Students For Democratic Action
Harkness Academgic Theater
Jack Stein
Columbia University German Department
Eric Javits
Columbia College Board of
Frankel
Columbia
Stein
Eighteenth Century Music Sponsored By Hook
Miss Lucyle Hook will present an eighteenth century music program Wednesday at 8 30 p m in the College Parlor under the English Department auspices The Juilliard School of Music directed program includes Hummel Op 51 Four Hands Frie maurer Cantata Mozart Two Vocal Arias Bach Op 7 No 5 and The Garden Scene from Romeo and Juliet by John Percy Performers include Sarah Fleming Russell Oberlin Richard Chapline Sylvia Garwood Arnold Magnes with violins Geraldine Clifton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucyle Hook
Stoddard Lincoln
Juilliard Schol of Music
Hummel
Freimaurer
Mozart
Johann Christian Bach
John Percy
Sarah Fleming
Russell Oberlin
Richard Chapline
Sylvia Garwood
Arnold Magnes
Geraldine
Soph Class Elects Erica Graf to Top Mortarboard Staff
Erica Graf was elected Editor and Winifred Cotton Business Manager of Mortarboard at the sophomore class meeting. Nominations included Lillian Fierstein and Gusta Zuckerman for editor and Isabel Fenster for business manager. Mary Emmeline Midgett outlined qualifications in her remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erica Graf
Winifred Cotton
Mortarboard
Lillian Fierstein
Gusta Zuckerman
Isabel Fenster
Mary Emmeline Midgett
Ann Marie Fackenthal
Lillian Holmberg
Pat Miller
Ronnie Myers
Grace Robertson
Goshorn
Barnard Fund
Stefanie Lam
Mary Bridgeman
Judy Leverone
Mary Hetzel
Fran Evans
Simon Heads PC and Currie Committee Chairmen Elected
Simon heads the Political Council and Judith Kramer leads the Currie Committee after the Representative Assembly elected chairs on Wednesday. Kathy Burge and Lenore Fierstein reported on their groups' progress, noting PC's nonpartisan focus and broader student interests in democracy and local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shu Simon
Judith Kramer
Representative Assembly
Kathy Burge
Lenore Fierstein
Currie Committee
Miss Burge
Barnard
Speaker’s Bureau
College Forum
United States
Miss Fierstein
Barnard to take title to 119th Street at noon ceremony
Barnard will officially receive title to 119th Street between Broadway and Claremont Avenue at a ceremony Thursday at noon. Dean Millicent C. McIntosh will accept the deed and a chain will be hooked across the Broadway entrance. The event includes remarks by Barnard trustees and officials, with a luncheon at 12:30.
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Dean McIntosh
Broadway
119Th Street
Maynard Wheeler
Barnard
Wil
Gano Dunn
Joanne Slater
Ivy
Harold J. Pritchie
Lawrence Orton
Morningside Heights, Inc
Barnard Board of Trustees
Gertrude V. Rich
Thomas Peardon
Renee Madesker
Dorothy Coyne
Bulletin
AA Awards At Tea Honor Conn Chapman Robertson
The Physical Education department awards honored AA president Frances Conn and Grace Robertson with senior honors at a tea hosted by Miss Margaret M. Holland. Sara Chapman and Sue Everett received senior service and honorable mention respectively, with multiple students earning proficiency certificates and other sport awards across classes.
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Physical Education Department
Athletic Association
Frances Conn
Margaret M. Holland
Grace Robertson
Sara Chapman
Sue Everett
Bettina Blake
Nada Davies
Arney Angus
Anne-Marie Fackenthal
Ann Sankri
Barbara Hesse
A.A
Julie Koegler
Patricia Hazeltine
Jo-Clare Mangus
Caroline
Brooks Hall Pipe Repairs Must Begin Amid Imminent Risk
Plans to repair aging pipes in Brooks Hall escalate after water signs appeared in the bakery. Six residents face eviction as rooms from the third to seventh floors and 803 must be vacated for repairs, displacing day students seeking overnight housing to the Carnassus Club on 115 Street.
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Brooks
Pccan
Brooks Hall
Carnassus Club
115 Street
Artists Reflect Age Says Classic Scholar Lecture
Mrs. Jacqueline Dawson Chittenden of Barnard 38 spoke on fourth century Greek art. She argued times were uncertain and Greece lacked unification, noting Thebes and Athens rose while city states remained divided and leaders were scarce.
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Jacqueline Dawson Chittenden
Barnard
Gertrude M. Hirst
Chittenden
Greece
Barbaras
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Hook
Soph
Simon
Kramer
Currie
Tobi Brown
Vincent Impelliterri
Rudolph Halley
John C. Riedel
Dean
Conn, Chapman, Robertson
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