Various Campus Activities Highlight Student Life
Rabbi Cohen speaks at Menorah Seixas open house in Earl Hall on modern Juda ism. Hanukah dance dues sought from nonmembers. Columbia Pre medical Society screens two medical technique films tomorrow. Canterbury Club attends Evening service at General Theological Seminary with supper at Chaplain Nishi's. Ski Club meets at Schermerhorn with talk on gear and Sun Valley ski films. Interfaith panel on Religion and Modern Morality Wednesday. Lighthouse exhibits at Barnard next week. Columbia Journalism School earns NYT facsimile equipment to teach FM transmission. Blood drive signups invitees to Dodge Hall room 102 Wednesday afternoon.
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Jack J. Cohen
Jewish Reconstructionist Foundation
Menorah Seixas
Earl Hall
Cohen
Columbia Pre-medical Society
Havemeyer
Canterbury Club
General Theological Seminary
St. Paul’s Chapel
Nishi
Columbia University
Schermerhorn
Carl Brandauer
Sun Valley
Interfaith Activities Highlight Barnard Year
Barnard strengthens group discussions and student faculty cooperation through an Interfaith Council and an Office for Religious Affairs in Barnard Hall. Meetings run weekdays 4 to 5 p.m. with a faculty advisor present, topics include morality religion education and philosophy. The noon Thursday devotional meeting in College Parlor is run by the Interfaith Council. Iris Raven presides with seven student representatives and a slate of faculty advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Barnard Hall
Riverside
John E. Smith
Interfaith Council
Iris Raven
Victoria Thomson
Amelia Coleman
Anne Hersey
Sue Morehouse
Constance Collins
June Pennoyer
Marilyn Winter
Ursula Niebuhr
French R. Fogle
Virginia Harrington
Charles English
Barnard alumna Peggy in Heartbreak House and Romeo and Juliet
A Dallas Morning News spread honors Peggy reading a congratulatory telegram from Theater 749 for Summer and Smoke. She now plays Ellie Dunn in Heartbreak House and will perform Juliet at Christmas. Barnard actresses will be invited to speak at the English majors conference on drama next semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellie Dunn
Shaw
Juliet
Peggy
Dallas Morning News
Miss Hook
Theater 749
Barnard
Mail Trouble Continues as Fortean Society Publishes Doubt
The excerpt from Fortean Society's twenty fourth issue notes odd dates like 1931 A.D. versus Old Style, shows a Birmingham Alabama carbon dust claim, and mentions the society's magazine Doubt edited by Tiffany Thayer. It warns readers to seek the publication in cities worldwide and libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany Thayer
Birmingham
Ala
James Coubles
Birmingham Southern College
Dr Rogers
Fortean Society
Barnard Mourns Pierre Jay Longtime Trustee Dies
Barnard College held a funeral for Pierre Jay a 79 year old trustee of 35 years descended from John Jay. Trustees Dean Millicent C McIntosh and Barnard leaders attended the service last Tuesday. Jay chaired the Federal Reserve Bank of New York boards and worked on Reparation Payments in Berlin under the Dawes Plan after World War I. The University flag was at half mast since his death last Thursday after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard
Pierre Jay
Mr. Jay
John Jay
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Berlin
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Nancy Isaacs
Earl Hall Society
Barl Hall
The
New York Association For the Blind
Jake
Columbia’s
Graduate School of Journalism
New York Times
Carl Ackerman
Elliot Crooks
Radio Inventions, Incorporated
Holland
Dodge Hall
Teachers College
Charles Fort
England
Continent
Pattullo
Cartier
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