Representative Assembly Sets Plan For Required Assemblies
Sessions on November 21 and 28 discussed required assemblies and ratified the class constitution. Four delegates and two alternates were elected for the Model U N Assembly at City College. two alternates for CUSC. the new plan calls for two assemblies per month with major meetings on Tuesdays.
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Representative Assembly
Model U.N. Assembly
Columbia University
Millicent McIntosh
City College
U.N
Miriam Goldman
Nancy Miller
Natalie Ilshen
Gloria Wyeth
Barnard
Marian Reichert
Columbia University Chamber Orchestra Concert
The Columbia University Chamber Orchestra directed by Herbert Dittler offers a Saturday night concert at McMillan Academic Theater at 8 30. Free tickets available in 601 Journalism. Soloist Anley Loran has played at Town Hall in Boston and with several symphonies.
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Columbia University Chamber Orchestra
Herbert Dittler
Department of Music
Columbia University
McMillin Academic Theater
Anley Loran
Town Hall
Boston
Eisenhower
Barnard
Dorothy White Cornelius
Patricia Leland
Cecilia Thomas
Maureen McCann
Doris Peyser
Mozart
Beethoven
Hindemith
Mendelssohn
Red Cross Seeks Barnard Students to Donate Blood
Barnard students are urged to volunteer as only twenty two of the 150 needed have signed up. Eligible donors over eighteen weighing more than 110 pounds with no anemia or blood pressure issues may give blood between noon and 1 p m at the Jake booth, with a drive through tomorrow. Blood collected will support a Barnard Blood Bank for students, faculty, and families, and a collection will occur December 7 in the Barnard cafeteria from 12 to 5 p.m.
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Jake
Barnard
Recreation and the Community Exhibit at Barnard Library
The Physical Education department sponsors an exhibit in Alcove 3 at Barnard Library on Recreation and the Community. It features books on recreation and leadership, a National Recreation Association map titled Recreation in America, and a Barnard Camp model by Marjorie Lange. Posters detail recreation activities and local settlement houses needing volunteers. Barnard students in Recreational Leadership have volunteered in art crafts drama and games at community houses.
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Physical Education Department
Alcove 3
Barnard Library
America
National Recreation Association
Barnard
Marjorie Lange
Barnard College Forum Focuses on Germany as World Power
The Barnard Political Council hosts an intercollegiate conference on December 10, 1949, with delegates from sixty eight eastern colleges. Keynote by Telford Taylor, former US Army brigadier general and Nuremberg trials war crimes chief counsel, panels on politics economics social education and international affairs led by prominent professors from Columbia Yale Princeton.
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Barnard Political Council
Germany
Dean McIntosh
Barnard Hall
Telford Taylor
United States Army
Profesor Franz Neumann
Columbia
Horace Taylor
Gabriel Almond
Yale
William Ebenstein
Princeton
WSSF Contributions Fall Short of Quota
The World Student Service Fund drive chaired by Bitten Jensen reports $784.45 raised by November 28 toward a $1,949 goal. Personal solicitations account for 75 percent, with faculty at $293 and student class contributions totaling $293.70. Various fundraising events plus upcoming efforts aim to close the gap.
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Bitten Jensen
World Student Service Fund
WSSF
University Christian Associate
el Circulo Hispano
Jake
ISCU Invites Czech Speaker For Columbia Meeting
Mrs. Jan Papanek wife of the ex delegate from Czechoslovakia to the United Nations will speak on Czechoslovakia Today at the International Students of Columbia University meeting in the Dodge Room Earl Hall from four to six Friday December 2. ISCU aims at better international understanding through students of different countries and also sponsors dances concerts and film programs.
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Jan Papanek
Czechoslovakia
United Nations
Columbia University
Dodge Room
Earl Hall
C.U
I.S.C.U
Seniors Propose Course Additions and Free Cuts at Barnard
A Barnard dean's summary reports senior letters suggesting foreign literature and shorthand courses, a shift to a free cut system, honors tracks, revised marking, and more field work. Students call for better teaching checks, stronger faculty links, revived clubs, and improved orientation while urging faculty presence without overextension.
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Columbia College
Cuurriculum
Barnard
Kirk to address UN and world peace topic at Columbia
Grayson Kirk Columbia University provost will speak to an all college assembly Tuesday on The United States the United Nations and World Peace. Sponsored by Political Council to showcase Columbia faculty for Barnard students. He joined Columbia in 1940 and became provost last June.
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Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
United States
United Nations
Political Council
Columbia
Barnard
Kirk
Albert C. Jacobs
San Francisco
Class of 50 Leads Appointment Book Sales Lead in Funds
The Development Plan reported $1146.40 from appointment book sales as of November 28 with the class of 50 leading totals at $319. The classes of 51 52 and 03 contributed $233 $252 and $176 while public relations direct sales added $166.40. Fourteen students have each sold over twenty dollars, led by Lucille Gottlieb 51 with $69 Martha Green 50 and Barbara Adlow 53 follow with $54 and $48 respectively.
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Lucille Gottlieb
Martha Green
Barbara Adlow
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Rep
CU Orchestra
Red Cross
P.C
Brooks Hall
Thomas P. Peardon
Freya von Moltke
Helen Lange
American Association For the United Nations
John Moore
The
Athletic Association
ISCU
Currie
Studnts
Yale Institute of International Studies
Council On Foreign Relations
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