Letter writers clash over International Students Day
In a Bulletin exchange Gertrude Pace objects to Phyllis Daytz’s critique of ceremony on November 21 at McMillin Theatre. Pace argues the day should avoid war celebration and favor inclusive global learning. Daytz defends the event as aid advocacy, not praise for violence.
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Relax and Think critique of modern education prompts call for balance
A letter to the editor argues that schools overemphasize sensitivity and underdevelop sensibility, hindering emotional adjustment in college women. It links maladjustment to prior generations and home insecurity, urging administrators to adapt curricula to support healthier personalities and coping.
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Series on U S Campus Life Published Worldwide
The World Student News announces a series on American campus life written by U S students. Topics range from athletics to dramatics and emphasize cross country connections for readers worldwide. Submissions are invited through the International Activities commission at 5 Bryant Street Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Posture Contest Set for Wednesday Judges Announced
The Health Committee names Dr. Mary O Donnell Dr. Mary Nelson and Professor Margaret Holland as judges for the posture contest to be held in the gymnasium on Wednesday December 10 at 12 15. All classes will participate and organizers hope results resemble those in the pictures below.
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Conference Panel Sets Middle East Frontier Topic
A conference panel led by Dr. Tannous will chair on political and strategic aspects. Professor Speiser will head a third panel examining the idea of a frontier in the Middle East created by loans. The focus spans Arab States Palestine Turkey Greece and the Balkan region.
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American Delegates Invited to Rome Student Gathering
Five U.S. delegates were invited to an international student meeting in Rome from December 21 to January 2. The event, sponsored by the International Union of Students and Italian student groups, aims to foster cultural exchange and mutual understanding through tours, discussions, and encounters with Italian writers and artists.
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Lost cosmetic purse found by student asked to return
A small black plastic cosmetic purse containing a bursar’s receipt for identification was lost. The finder is asked to return it to Marilyn Ward via Student Mail.
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College Sets Christmas Weekend December 13 14 15
Camp Committee designates a Christmas Weekend for the college with turkey dinner a Christmas tree and dinner. A surprise visit by St Nick will cap the holiday event.
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Music Club Christmas Party With Fine Arts Club
The Music Club hosts a Christmas party with the Fine Arts Club on December 12 at 4 p.m. Members of the Columbia Glee Club will perform Christmas music and portions of Bach's Oratorio.
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Menorah and Seixas societies host Chanukah celebration
The Menorah and Seixas societies present a Chanukah celebration and dance on Monday at four in Earl Hall. The program features lighting of candles, traditional songs, and a variety of games.
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Lutheran Club to Hear Reverend Swihart on Christian Science
Barnard and Columbia Lutheran Club meets in the Conference room on Monday December 8 at 4 p.m. to hear Reverend Mr. A H Swihart present on Christian Science. He authored a thesis on Christian Science and has worked with Christian Science groups for years. Tea will be served afterward.
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