Sophomore class sells green candles to aid Hungarian refugees
The sophomore class in the Morningside area begins selling green candles and Christmas cards on Jake street to fund aid for Hungarians displaced by the revolution. Sparked by a New York Times editorial, the effort seeks Barnard and Columbia backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Besty Wolf 759
Bulletin
New York Times
Hungary
John Hunyadi
Belgrade
Morningside
Miss Wolf
Barnard
Columbia
Representative Assembly
Jeudi Boylan
Billie Herman
Sharon Kingdon
Zay McColl
Bert Mendelson
Elsa Mueller
Daisy Neiman
Sue Rubin
Bonnie Slater
Zelda Wolfe
C U Players Stage Buchner Drama Danton's Death
The Columbia Players present Georg Buchner's Danton's Death translated by Stephen Spender from December 12 to 15 in Brander Matthews Theatre 420 West 117 Street. Miranda Knickerbocker and Lisa Doty star as Julie and Marion with Robert Goldsby directing. Dr. Reinhold Niebuhr of Union Theological Seminary will speak on The Dual Vocation of Women at a biennial career conference afterward, followed by department panels in teaching business performing arts and more led mainly by Barnard faculty and one alumna panel on interior design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danton
Miranda Knickerbocker
Julie
Lisa Doty
Marion
Robert Goldsby
Reinhold Niebuhr
The
Union Theological Seminary
Niebuhr
Department
Barnard
Arts of Design
Barnard Representative Assembly Plans Time and Purpose Review
The Barnard Undergraduate Association seeks to re evaluate student government aims after a regional conference. A motion proposes two hour weekly meetings as needed to ease overcrowding. Ann Lord leads a survey to gauge delegates roles and constitutional revisions while noting changes in student life and the Hungarian Resolution’s unifying effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
Cherry White
Barnard Undergraduate Association
Kathleen Cusak
Isabel Marcus
National Students’ Association
Assembly
Ann Lord
Lord
Barnard
Nobel Winner Will Discuss Science Role
Dr. Polykarp Kusch, Columbia University physics professor and 1955 Nobel laureate, will speak on The Role of Science in Our Culture at the final assembly of the semester. Attendance is required for students missing two prior assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polykarp Kusch
Columbia University
Kusch
Dr. Kusch
Columbia
University of Illinois
Hungarian Pianist Istvan Nadas To Play At McMillin Theatre
Hungarian pianist Istvan Nadas will give a benefit concert for Hungarian refugees at McMillin Theatre Sunday January 13 at 8 30 p.m. The Barnard Young Republicans Club and Columbia Young Republicans sponsor the recital with Patrons and tickets priced 1 50 2 50. Proceeds go to the International Rescue Committee.
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Istvan Nadas
McMillin Theatre
Carolyn Davis
Barnard Young Republicans Club
Columbia Young Republicans
Helen Hayes
Glass Menagerie
William Mitchell
Columbia
Millicent C. McIntosh
New York City
Sarah Lawrence College
International Rescue Committee
Registration deadlines for spring semester 1957
Bursar's Office requires spring registration between January 21 and 31 1957. A fifteen dollar late fee applies for delays. Spring bill payment due January 15 1957 to avoid late fee. Bills mailed first week in December. contact Bursar's Office if not received.
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Soph Sale
Dr. Niebuhr
C.U
Buchner
Elm
Hurst College
Elmhurst
Illinois
Eden Theological Seminary
St. Louis
Missouri
Ceived
Yale
University of Manchester
Edinburgh University
Gifford
Man
By Sue Wartur
Young Republican Club
Columbia Chorus
McMillin
By Priscilla Baly
Mr. Nadas
Budapest Philharmonic
South America
Loyola
Xavier
Louisiana
New York
Town Hall
Howard Taubman
Nadas
Carnegie Hall
H. C.schonberg
Patrons
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