Forum on Student Government Sponsored by CU Council
The Columbia University Student Council and the New York Metropolitan Region of the National Student Association sponsor a Student Government Clinic and Forum at Casa Italiana next Saturday with participation from thirty New York area colleges. Panels cover constitution and electoral procedure, budgeting, services to students, and promotion of student organizations and publications. Scheduled speakers include Kevin McCann, Florence Beaman, and Buckvar.
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Columbia University Student Council
New York
National Student Association
Casa Italiana
Kevin McCann
Eisenhower
Florence Beaman
NYU School of Education
Buckvar
Government Department of
CCNY
Much Ado About Nothing by Columbia University Thespians
Columbia University players stage William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing in Brander Mathews Theatre from December 14 to 17. Tickets $1.50 to $1.80 available at the Theatre Bureau, with cast including Roger Boxill Nancy Price Eve Laliberte Geoffrey Brown and others under director Joseph McDermott.
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Columbia University Players
Brander Mathews Theatre
Theatre Bureau
John Jay
Don John
Joseph McDermott
Delioce W. Goubert
Geoffrey Brown
Thomas Nordquist
Gloria Wyeth
Roger Boxill
Nancy Price
Eve Laliberte
Robert la Guardia
Robert Goldsby
Allen Wagner
Elizabeth Hanna
Faith Rome
NSA to Edit College News Fortnightly Magazine Proposal
The National Student Association plans a new magazine named Fortnightly aimed at college life. It would launch in September 1950 with NSA member cooperation, publishing editorials, student issues from around the country, campus glimpses, and wide pictures.
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NSA
National Student Association
Dean McIntosh Receives Hundred Year Educator Award
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh is honored as the first educator to win the Hundred Year Association medal. The ceremony, led by John W. Davies, honors New York residents for annual contributions to the city’s welfare, with Howard S. Cullman noting educators’ vital role.
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Dean Millicent C. McIntosh
Hundred Year Association
New York
John W. Davies
Calvin Coolidge
Great Britain
Dean McIntosh
Howard S. Cullman
College Assn Opposes Bias at Columbia University
The Columbia University chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People sent a letter to President Eisenhower urging removal of discriminatory stipulations in fellowships and prizes. It calls for eliminating application questions about a mother’s maiden name and for no discrimination in housing, scholarships, and student organizations.
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Columbia University
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Association
Barnard Hosts Intercollegiate Germany Conference
The Barnard Political Council sponsors a Germany conference titled Germany World Power of Pawn. Delegates from six eight eastern colleges attend, with registration at 9 15 a m in Barnard Hall. Plenary and panel sessions feature Dean McIntosh Telford Taylor Franz Neumann Horace Taylor William Ebenstein Gabriel Almond and Thomas Peardon. Grayson Kirk will address on world peace.
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Barnard Political Council
Germany
Barnard Hall
Dean McIntosh
Telford Taylor
United States
Nuremberg
Franz Neumann
Columbia
Horace Taylor
William Ebenstein
Princeton
Yale
Gabriel Almond
Brooks Hall
Thomas Peardon
Barnard
Requirements for New York Elementary Teacher Training
Dr Lorna McGuire announces undergrad students aiming for NY elementary teaching must complete twelve credits in education before MA admission. Credits should cover Philosophy of Education and History and Principles of Education or Educational Psychology.
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Lorna McGuire
New York
Mrs Laura Vitroy To Speak At I R C Meeting
Mrs Laura Vitroy newspaperwoman will address the International Relations Club this afternoon at 4 in the College Parlor. Her talk titled The Great China Debate follows her roles with United Nations World Washington Post and McCalls. Refreshments will be served.
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Laura Vitroy
McCalls
World Federalists
Chinese Club
Ike Announces Money Drive for Columbia College
President Eisenhower launched Columbia College fund effort to raise 250000 split between a scholarship fund and Baker Field improvements. Half funds national scholarships benefiting 46 students now and expanding to 120. rest adds to Baker Field with new team facilities wing. ground broken last Oct 8. Drive ends April 1, 1950. 30 alumni attended the meeting where Eisenhower, Dean Carmen and John Cahill spoke.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia College Fund
College Fund
Baker Field
Eisenhower
Harry J. Carman
John T. Cahill
Columbia University
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Dumbarton Oaks
San Francisco
Security Council of the
Jeffersonville
Ohio
Miami University
Clark University
University of Wisconsin
Paris
Social Science Research Council
London
Geneva
Yale Institute of International Studies
Council On Foreign Relations
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