Barnard-Columbia Christmas Ball to Aid European Relief
Barnard and Columbia unite for a Christmas Ball on December 18 at John Jay Hall cafeterias Lion's Den and Mezzenine. Chuck Caroleton's band plays Manhattan Serenade style music. Proceeds go to the university relief drive. Celebrities may attend and bids at three dollars each are to be sold.
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Barnard
Columbia
Barnard-Columbia
Lion’s den
John Jay Hall
Chuck Caroleton
Ethel Merman
Tickets On Sale For St Joan Play This December
Tickets for the forthcoming production of St. Joan go on sale the week of December 1 in Jake the week and in Brooks Hall lobby after supper. Student tickets are fifty cents and general admission is one dollar. Proceeds benefit CARE.
Barnard Plans Four Delegates to Model United Nations
Barnard College will send four delegates to the Model United Nations General Assembly at Cornell University in early April. The delegates will cover four councils and represent the United States as a first choice, United Kingdom second, and India third. Total cost for four delegates is about $100, funded by the college. meals are the delegates’ responsibility.
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Model General Assembly
Representative Assembly
Assembly
Russia
China
Peter
United States
United Kingdom
India
Colleges Confer At Barnard On Middle East U S Interests
Barnard hosts a Saturday conference titled The Middle East Americas New Frontier inviting nearby colleges. Panels cover United Nations in the Middle East economic aspects and political strategic issues led by academics from Bar nard Columbia City College and others.
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Barnard
U.S
Middle East
America’s New Frontier
Political Council
Millicent Carey McIntosh
United Nations
U.N. Secretariat
Afif Tannous
Department of Agriculture
E. A. Speisser
University of Pennsylvania
Thomas P. Peardon
Philip E. Mosely
Columbia University
Tannous
Speisser
John A. Hazam
City College
Emil Lengyel
New York University
Term Drive Committee Plans Raffle for CARE Fund
CARE's term drive group led by Claire Shield seeks raffle prizes for an early next semester drawing. Letters went to department stores for prizes while members urge students with items to contact the chair. Also a call to donate warm clothing to help Europe, as boxes filled last week and more are needed.
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Committee For Care
Claire Shield
Jake
Europe
Noted Economist Barbara Wooton to Teach Planning Course
Barbara Wooton, author of Freedom Under Planning and Bedford College economist, will offer Economics 40 Problems of Planning in a Democracy next semester at Barnard and Columbia as a visiting professor. The course covers planning theory, democratic institutions, socialized industries, international planning, and personal freedom implications. She will also teach Economics 178 Social Factors in the Determination of Wages.
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Lord Beveridge
Bedford College
London
Wooton
Menorah Seixas Meeting Today
Herbert Baumgarten will speak on The Prophetic Attitude Toward the Individual in Society at the joint Menorah and Seixas Society meeting in the Dodge Room Earl Hall on Monday December 1 at 4 20. It is the first of two talks by the rabbinical student. Sabbath Services The Seixas Society invites all Barnard Jewish students to Friday Sabbath Services from 7 30 to 8 30 in University Chapel lower floor conducted by students with a short sermon and song.
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Menorah
Seixas
Dodge Room
Earl Hall
Baumgarten
the Seixas Society
Barnard
University Chapel
CIO speaker at Liberal Club on price control aid to Europe
Miss Curtis Ritter of the United Office and Professional Workers of America CIO will speak to the Liberal Club on The Relation of Price Control and Facilitating Aid to Europe. The meeting is in South Hewitt dining room on Wednesday December 3 at twelve. The club recently endorsed price controls and opposed wage controls now, unless price controls are sufficient to avoid danger.
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Curtis Ritter
United Office and Professional Workers of America, Cio
Liberal Club
Europe
South Hewitt
Notices for Barnard students spring registration and play
Barnard students across classes meet tomorrow for spring registration instructions with majors by Milbank Hall rooms. Juniors and seniors join major groups. freshmen and sophomores meet in Brinckerhoff Theatre with Professor Lorna McGuire and Miss Eleanor Hyde at noon and 12 30. Registration deadlines are 4 PM December 12 for upperclassmen and 12 PM December 15 for others. The Columbia Theater Associates present a three act Louise B Conkling play December 2 to 6 in Brander Matthews Hall 420 West 117 Street with 8 40 evening and 2 40 Saturday matinee. admission 1 20 including tax, box office noon to 6 PM daily.
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Milbank Hall
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Lorna McGuire
Eleanor Hyde
Columbia Theater Associates
Louise B. Conkling
Brander Matthews Hall
West 117 Street
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