Barnard's Sixth Forum Honors Columbia Bicentennial
Barnard College marks its sixth annual Forum celebrating Columbia University's 200th founding with a theme on Knowledge and Free Use Thereof. Mrs. Agnes E. Meyer will deliver the keynote while Millicent C. McIntosh moderates. thirty nine area colleges join in sponsoring and discussions cover Knowledge and Freedom in the Community and related topics. Tickets cost five dollars including luncheon. The event takes place February six in the Ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel with co sponsors Bryn Mawr Swarthmore Vassar Wellesley and others.
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Barnard Forum
Columbia University
New York
Barnard
Agnes E. Meyer
Millicent C. McIntosh
Mildred Uhrbrock
Bryn Mawr
Swarthmore
Vassar
Wellesley
Radcliffe
Hunter
Connecticut
Sarah Lawrence
Fosdick to Lecture on Faith at Noon Meeting
Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, renowned theologian, will speak on Faith in God as it Affects Modern Knowledge at today's Noon Meeting. He holds degrees from Colgate Union Theological Seminary and Columbia, with honorary titles from Yale Harvard and Brown and has served as pastor and educator in major churches and seminaries.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
God
Fosdick
Colgate University
Union Theological Seminary
Columbia University
Yale
Harvard
Brown
Morningside Heights housing plan advances with demolition slated
Morningside Corp completes plans for a six twenty story building cooperative at Morningside Heights. Demolition of two city blocks between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave from West 123rd Street to La Salle Street to begin Jan 1, 1954. One hundred sixty families relocated already. Project aims to house about one thousand families with tax abatements and low land costs.
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Morningside Heights
Mayor’s Committee
Barnard
Broadway
Amsterdam Avenue
West 123 Street
la Salle Street
New York City Planning Commission
Morningside Gardens
Morningside Heights Housing Corporation
New York
Barnard hosts annual Christmas formal and events
Barnard College plans a season of festive activities from December 11 to 17. The Nuit de Noel Christmas formal, with tickets at 3.50 per couple, features an international theme in Barnard Gym on December 12. Other events include a Residence Halls Musicale, Water Ballet, Chapel Choir performances, and a candlelight service at St Paul’s Chapel.
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Barnard
Barnard Hall
Residence Halls Social Committee
Jake
William Mitchell
Columbia Chamber Society
Columbia University Chapel
Columbia Glee Club
Millicent C. McIntosh
Representative Assembly
St.Paul’s Chapel
Reps Veto Social Plan Proposals At Assembly
The Representative Assembly voted yesterday against the plan by Stephanie Horton for a new Social Council. Fran Evans proposed a school wide dances organization replacing dorm only events, with a presiding chairman elected by the Assembly. Dorm committee would be abolished but dorm dinners and teas would continue alongside changes to budgeting and honor board oversight.
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Representative “Assembly
Stephanie Horton
Miss Horton
Barnard Hall
Dorm
Representative Assembly
Fran Evans
Miss Evans
Athletic Association
Clubs
Board of
Proctors
Aquacadettes Present Aquatic Fairyland Holiday Show
Barnard Water Ballet presents Aquatic Fairyland a swimming program at Barnard Hall pool Friday December 11 at 5 p m with music from Hans Christian Andersen and Tschaikowsky Nutcracker Suite Nancy Nims chairman and Myra Baker wander into Fairyland to the tune of Anywhere I Wander with numbers Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies Waltz of the Flowers and Wonderful Copenhagen Anna Haroutounian serves as mistress of ceremonies The Barnard Octet will sing carols by the poolside tree. free tickets limited and available next week on Jake
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Barnard Water Ballet Group
Barnard Hall
Tschaikowsky
Heather Wyman
Copenhagen
Anna Haroutounian
Political Council Forum to Discuss Bricker Amendment
The Bricker Amendment topic will be debated at a Political Council Forum on Tuesday December 8 at 4 p.m. in the College Parlor. Judge Edmund L Palmieri will critique the amendment while George Wolynetz of the American Legion argues for it. The forum covers the treaty power and UN participation with attendees welcome from the student body.
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United States
United Nations
Political Council
Ment
Edmund L. Palmieri
Bricker
George Wolynetz
The
American Legion
Senate
American Bar Association
New York Bar Association
Palmieri
Charles Evans Hughes
Allied Commission
Italy
New York City
Wolynetz
Nicholas Minuet
Barnard Camp Plans Christmas Weekend in Ossining
Christmas weekend at Barnard Camp in Ossining New York is scheduled for December 11 13. All Barnard students are invited to attend. A Saturday night turkey dinner and a party are planned. Sign up poster is on the Camp Bulletin Board on Jake. Costs are 3 dollars for dorm students and 5 dollars for day students.
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Barnard
Ossining
New York
Jake
Friday meetings set for all students to file spring programs
Compulsory noon sessions for all students to receive instructions on filling out spring session programs. Juniors and seniors meet majors advisers at 12 noon in rooms listed on the Milbank Bulletin Board. Sophomores meet Professor Stabenau in the College Parlor. Freshmen see Miss Carlson at 12 30 p.m. Deadline to file programs at the Registrar's Office is 4 p.m. Wednesday December 16.
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Milbank
Wth
Stabenau
Miss Carlson
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