Assembly Considers Fund Drive at College
The Representative Assembly plans to fund a graduate scholarship and support the National Conference for Christians and Jews from the Community Chest. It also recommends allocations to the Far Eastern Student Service and the Red Cross. The International Relations Club seeks to send six delegates to the Regional Conference in New Brunswick December 8 and 9. A final vote paused by lack of quorum. mail submission to the Assembly will decide.
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Representative Assembly
Miriam Margolies
Red Cross
New Brunswick
IRC
Mahler Speaks To Music Club In College Parlor
Fritz Mahler world famous conductor and teacher will present a lecture recital on Wagner s Tristan and Isolde postponed due to illness from November 10 at four o clock today in the college parlor. The program includes piano selections and a complete explanation of the opera from the musical standpoint by Mr Mahler with songs by Dorothy Githens and Arthur Gerry of the Philadelphia La Scala Opera Company and recordings. Mahler has conducted orchestras in Europe and America and was a teacher at Juilliard and is now director of the Philadelphia La Scala Opera Company and conductor of WOR and WABC staff orchestras. All interested students are invited.
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Fritz Mahler
Music Club
Mahler
Dorothy Githens
Arthur Gerry
Philadelphia
la Scala Opera Company
Europe
America
Juilliard School of Music
Philadelphia la Scala Opera Company
WOR
WABC
Orches
Montague and Lyman to Analyze Christianity at Club
Professor William P. Montague and Dr. E. W. Lyman of Union Theological Seminary will discuss Christianity The Religion at the Wycliffe Club meeting on Monday December 4 at 4 p.m. in the Conference Room. Students and faculty from Philosophy and Religion departments and members of Episcopal Lutheran Menorah and Newman Clubs are invited. Tea will be served.
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William P. Montague
E. W. Lyman
Union Theological Seminary
Wycliffe Club
Episcopal
Lutheran
Menorah
Newman
Wigs and Cues Seeks Builders for Pride and Prejudice
Irene Lyons reports a theater group seeks carpenters and stitchers to construct set pieces for an all local production of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. Rehearsals continue as actors such as Nancy Swan and Nancy Wagner take on Elizabeth and Jane Bennet with Barbara Heinzen and Bill Hochman as Mrs and Mr Bennet.
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Irene Lyons
Jane Austen
Cetricians
Leasant
Graham
120Th Street
Bennet
Elizabeth
Nancy Swan
Jane
Lydia
Nancy Wagner
Jean Sauer
Barbara Heinzen
Bill Hochman
John Gifford
Darcy
Bill Hubbard
Bingley
Barbara Suter
Patricia Illingworth
Betty Lotz
Louise Giventer
Lucia Quintero
Peggy Binder
Reichard Defines Race and Its Cultural Context
Professor Gladys Reichard, head of anthropology, spoke on What is Race in Brinkerhoff Theater. She argued physical traits are altered by environment and heredity and tests show no link between body and intelligence. She warned against misuse of terms like Aryan and Jewish race as prejudicial.
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Gladys Reichard
Brinkerhoff Theater
Reichard
Fall Quarterly praised for art reviews and travel essays
The Fall Quarterly earns praise for its art criticism and travel pieces. It notes strengths in "Quiet Night" and "No Man is Lost" while criticizing mood and pacing. Mexico articles on Rivera and Orozco appear solid but repetitive. travel essays like "Without a Donkey" and "Art for Everyone" are highlighted.
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Bulletin
Arriba
New Yorker
Marie
Martin
Max
Mexico
Rivera
Orozco
Henle
End Health Chairman Elections Today At 4
The Health Chairman post for the A A board, vacated by Margaret Pardee, is decided today. Voting began yesterday and ends at four o clock with candidates Margaret Duncan Mary Ewald and Louise Powell vying for the office.
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A.A. Board
Margaret Pardee
Jake
Margaret Duncan
Mary Ewald
Louise Powell
Miss Constance Smith dies after illness in New York
Miss Constance Smith English department lecturer and assistant to Professor Minor W. Latham died Monday at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after several weeks illness. Born in India and educated in England she became an American citizen two years ago. Funeral services held at St Mary the Virgin.
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Constance Smith
Minor W. Latham
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Miss Smith
H. J. A. Smith
Bedkley
Sussex
England
India
Yorkshire
America
Swarthmore
Miss. Smith
Barnard
George School
Philadelphia
Latham
Columbia
Herbert Smith
York
Clive Smith
Jamaica
British West Indies
Lawrence Smith
Church of St. Mary the Virgin
Majors Hear Mme Muret on France War Despair and Unity
History majors heard Mme. Muret describe France’s war mindset and resolve. She compared today to 1914, noted calm acceptance, grim necessity, and warned Americans not to set war aims until victory. She recalled Europe during 1939 and returned to America on October 16 aboard the liner Manhattan.
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France
Mme. Muret
Europe
America
Manhattan
Black Urges Civil Rights Awareness and Action
Algernon Black of the Ethical Culture Society told a ASA meeting that citizens must defend civil liberties and join pressure groups to combat intolerance. He highlighted the Civil Liberties Union's role in defending constitutional rights and resisting totalitarian threats.
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Algernon Black
Ethical Culture Society
A.S.A
Black
Civil Liberties Union
The
Christian Council Holds Conference on Faith in Crisis
The Columbia Student Christian Council hosts a conference titled Christian faith in a day of crisis with Reverend John Maxwell Adams United States Presbyterian Church work director on Tuesday evening December 5 at 8 oclock in Riverside Church. A buffet supper at 6 30 p.m. on the tenth floor of Riverside Church costs thirty five cents per person and tickets must be obtained before December 4 from Room K Earl Hall.
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Columbia Student Christian Council
John Maxwell Adams
United States Presbyterian Church
Riverside Church
Earl Hall
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