Rev Krumm Installed As New CU Chaplain
The Reverend John McGill Krumm was installed as University chaplain at St. Pauls Chapel in a formal ceremony. He succeeds Reverend Dr James A Pike, former dean of the Cathedral of St John the Divine, and comes from Los Angeles where he led St Pauls Cathedral.
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John McGill Krumm
St. Paul’s Chapel
James A. Pike
St. John the Divine
Dr. Krumm
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Los Angeles
Canterbury Club of
U.C.L.A
University Conference
University of Southern California
Berkeley Divinity School
Krumm
John Krumm
Columbia University
Proctors Increase Fines For Failure To Meet Payments
The Representative Assembly voted to raise fines for students who miss payment deadlines for class fines and the Greek Games head tax. Penalties add twenty five cents for late class fines and fifty cents for overdue head tax payments. The measure delays effect by one week.
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Representative Assembly
Trudy Friedman
Renee Madesker
Rep Assembly
Assembly
Barnard
National Students Association
NSA
New York City
Barnard College reports 25 percent receive aid
Dr. Lorna F. McGuire says 265 of Barnard College’s 1,041 undergraduates receive $81,208 in scholarships and grants in aid. About sixty percent work part time. 22 foreign students, 32 percent of international enrollment, receive $10,254 in aid. Beneficiaries come from China, England, Estonia, France, Greece, Jamaica, Japan, Turkey and more.
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Barnard College
Lorna F. McGuire
Barnard
McGuire
Barnard International
College
China
England
Estonia
France
Greece
Jamaica
Japan
Turkey
Yule Dance Begins at Barnard Christmas Ball
Barnard celebrates Christmas season with a Winter Wonderland ball on December 18 with Lester Lanin's band and the King's Men. Tickets cost 3.00 with limited supply. a guest star will be revealed next week as a Chanukah formal is also planned for December 22 at Temple Emanu El with Henry Weinrich's band.
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Barnard
Lester Lanin
Menorah and
Temple Emanu-El
Henry Weinrich
St. Moritz
Mrs. Roosevelt Discusses Democracy in India and Asia
Eleanor Roosevelt urged understanding of Asian peoples to win democracy in India and beyond. She cited that renunciation has bred poverty and slow progress, and emphasized building a new attitude plus cooperative aid from the Marshall Plan Columbo Plan and UN committees.
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India
Eleanor Roosevelt
Asia
America
McMillin Theatre
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Gandhi
Mrs. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
United Nations
Lebanon
Syria
Trustees Delay Action on Ike's Resignation
Trustees at Columbia postponed a decision on President-elect Eisenhower's resignation during the January meeting at Low Memorial Library. Frederick Coykendall, chair, said no report and cautioned the board may accept the resignation before the January 4 meeting after faculty recommendations for a successor are received.
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Eisenhower
Low Memorial Library
Frederick Coykendall
Columbia
Iolanthe at Brinckerhoff Theater by Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Sheskin stars as Phyllis in Tolanthe the societies second production under Joanne Slater. Belskie C53 plays Strephon in the Brinckerhoff Theater shows Friday and Saturday at 8 40 p m. Cast includes Merill Skramovsky Sherry Blu menthal Betty Masell with Marcia Hubert Bernd Brecher directing.
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Doyle Carte Opera Company
Barnard
Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Joanne Slater
Tolanthe
Brinckerhoff Theater
Belskie C’53
Strephon
Laura Sheskin
Phyliss
Merrill Skramovsky
Sherry Blumenthal
Betty Masell
Marcia Hubert
Bernd Brecher
Dick Olson
Judy Keig
Morningside Housing Plan Faces Opposition Over Costs
Public hearings on the cooperative middle income housing project in Morningside are set for December 10. Opponents from the Save Our Homes Committee warn rents would exceed residents’ means, while a separate low income project gains preliminary approval for 1720 units at about $9 per room monthly. The cooperative plan by Morningside Heights Housing Corporation aims to house about 981 families with rents from $16 to $22 per room plus a $450 down payment, backed by nine local institutions including Barnard College and Columbia University. The project spans Broadway to Morningside Drive, 125th to 123 Streets, part of a broader Morningside-Manhattan redevelopment effort.
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Morningside
Save Our Homes Committee
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
New York City Planning Commission
Board of Estimate
Commission
Morningside Heights Housing Corporation
Barnard College
Columbia University
Corpus Christi Church
International House
Jewish Theological Seminary
Juilliard School of Music
Teachers College
Riverside Church
Union Theological Seminary
Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard
Broadway
Morningside Drive
125 Street
Lasalle
123 Street
Morningside-Manhattan
United States
Posture Analysis Required for Juniors and Transfers
Professor Margaret Holland announced that juniors and transfers who entered college this fall must undergo a posture analysis. Analyses will be conducted on Fridays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Margaret Holland
Physical Education Department
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Rev. Krumm
U.S.C
Proctors
BC Financial Help
Morningside Area
Ike
Dating Service
al Salko
van Am Society
Livingston Hall
Sheskin Stars In ‘Iolanthe
Yulis
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