Vocational Group Plans To Aid All Students
The vocational committee outlines a plan to assist sophomores seniors and juniors in choosing occupations and understanding field needs. A talk on the human side of vocational guidance by Roswell Ward NYU will be held December 7 in the College Parlor. A questionnaire December 4 will align programs with student interests and aims.
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Roswell Ward
School of Education
New York University
Ward
Grace Epstein
Barnard
Alumnae Vocational Advisory Council
Aso
Brooks Hall
Barnard Hall
Pierre
61S Street
Cyrus St. Clair
Jake
Beckase
Dance Committee
Barbara Keltz
Rosemary Sullivan
Brooks
Doris Johnson
Beverly McGraw
Dorothy Dieterle
Jody Castello
Mary Wilson
Margot Overmeyer
Mary Brown
Joan Abbrancati
Representative Assembly
Three Join Atom Group Names Council Delegates
Three Student Council members Judith Rudansky Elaine Ryan and Joan Raup were named as delegates to the interim Intercollegiate Council on Atomic Energy last week. The council meets to shape its future and an assembly is planned for January 15.
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Judith Rudansky
Elaine Ryan
Joan Raup
Intercollegiate Council On Atomic Energy
Pratt Twins Star in Arsenic and Old Lace at Columbia
Betty Jane and Geneva Pratt, identical twins from Salt Lake City, win lead roles Abbey and Martha Brewster in the Columbia Players' Arsenic and Old Lace. Both bring prior Catholic University experience and say rehearsals are strenuous but fun.
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Pratt Twins
Columbia
Abbey
Martha Brewster
Brewster
Johnathan
Teddy
Teddy Roosevelt
Mort
Betty-Jane
Geneva
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Moiliere
Salt Lake City
Bulletin
Betty- Jane
Barnard
Class meetings set for tomorrow with officer succession talk
Seniors meet in room 139 Milbank juniors in the theater sophomores in the gymnasium and ’49 in the theater at 12. An amendment on officer terms will be discussed. Ruth Farrell will discuss vocational committee plans. Junior Prom planning begins. Sophomores elect a treasurer and Mortarboard and committee announcements are noted.
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Milbank
Louise du Bois
Ruth Farrell
Virginia Haggerty
Liberal Club Plans Palestine Forum Seat in December Debate
The Liberal Club will hold a December 6 forum in the College Parlor from 4 to 6 on Palestine with unannounced speaker addressing Palestine as a world peace problem and unrestricted Jewish immigration. Members debated one or two speakers and policy orientation at recent meetings.
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Liberal Club Forum
Palestine
Liberal Club
Nejla Tzzedin
Arab League
Madison Square Garden
Independent Citizens’ Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
Carman Declares Support for Unrestricted Atomic Energy Use
Dean Harry J. Carman of Columbia College argues against any plan to muzzle atomic energy and urges further exploration for mankind’s welfare. He contends warfare control would only come with the elimination of war. Received after the atomic energy issue deadline.
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Harry J. Carman
Columbia College
Mermaid Miracles Water Carnival at Barnard Dec 13 14
Neptune presides as Barnard hosts a two night Water Carnival titled Mermaid Miracles with Neptune's Undersea World on December 13 and 14. A Water Ballet Three Little Fishies and a Shell Race highlight shows with a Mystery Act promised. Free tickets available from Jake next Monday and Tuesday.
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Barnard
Neptune
Wigs And Cues Presents Duchess This Weekend
Barnard theater groups stage the Elizabethan tragedy Duchess directed by Jose Ruben after six weeks of rehearsals. Cast includes Raiford Ragsdale as Ferdinand and Ann Murphy as Antonio with Mary Graham as Bosola and Ellen Goepper as Cariola.
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Jose Ruben
Mr. Ruben
Barnard
Clas
Marlowe
Edward the Second
Ferdinand
Raiford Ragsdale
Antonio
Bosela
Rome
Bosola
Milan
Ann Murphy
Mary Graham
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Helen Trevor
Sophmore
Brooklyn College
Bureau of Government Research
New York
Marguerite St. John
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Dean Carman
Atomic Energy Opinion
Helen Whitecotton
Cardinal
Chancy Horsley
Ellen Goepper
Cariola