Re open Free Dental Clinic Monday December 10
The Dental Hygiene Clinic will reopen in Room 227 of the Physics Building at 120 Street and Broadway on Monday December 10 under the School of Oral Hygiene of Columbia University. Hygienists will provide prophylactic treatments including cleaning calculus removal and polishing, with no fee for Columbia students.
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Physics
Broadway
School of Oral Hygiene
Columbia University
Columbia
Miss Fosdick to Speak at Religious Clubs Tea
Miss Dorothy Fosdick daughter of Harry Emerson Fosdick will address a joint tea of the Wycliffe Lutheran and Episcopal Clubs Friday afternoon in the college parlor. She will explain the Student Christian Movement in New England. Barnard groups consider joining. Various attendees and servers are listed.
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Dorothy Fosdick
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Wycliffe
Fosdick
Student Christian Movement
New England
Barnard
Raymond C. Knox
Will
Knox
Dr. Alsop
Patterson
Ladd
Herr
Miss Weeks
Alice Krbecek
Muriel Schuchart
Violet Frykman
Marguerite Kutchera
Marian Bergh
Joan Bennett
Barnard Girl In Student Mirror Series Noted Authors
William Saroyan contributes a biting estimate of college life Which Is Magnificent to the National Student Mirror this week. Sylvia Glass, a Wellesley graduate, offers a brilliant evaluation of nine prominent proletarian novelists. Miriam Roher, Barnard Quarterly assistant editor, participates in the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Saroyan
O’henry Memorial
National Student Mirror
Sylvia Glass
Wellesley
Miriam Roher
Barnard Quarterly
Silver Bay Group Newman Club and Menorah Extended Invite
A cordial invitation is extended to the Silver Bay Group Newman Club and Menorah to participate in the upcoming event. The notice urges attendance and collaboration among the three organizations for joint activities and dialogue.
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Bay Group, Newman Club and
Menorah
Sophomore Tea Hosts Transfers at College Parlor
The Sophomore class held a tea for sophomore transfers last Tuesday from four to five thirty in the College Parlor. Mrs. Herr attended as a guest. Hilda Loveman and Martha Reed poured. Committee include Catherine Owenes chair, Elsbeth McKenzie, Ruth Lewis, Hilda Loveman, and Martha Reed.
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Mrs. Herr
Hilda ‘Oveman
Martha Reed
Catherine Owenes
Elsbeth McKenzie Ruth Lewis
Hilda Loveman
Martha
Attitude of Women College Students Toward Militant Peace Movements
A study surveys the stance of women college students toward several militant peace movements active across the country. It analyzes factors shaping support or opposition and notes variations by region and institution.
Chaplain Knox Speaks on College Gradates’ Role in Faith
Chaplain Raymond C. Knox addressed the Episcope.cry club in the Chapel Crypt last Monday afternoon with the topic After College What. He urged graduates of Airs' colleges to raise standards of conduct and to show religion in all work not just hours. He called on club members to help church people see religion improves economic conditions for the oppressed and argued the church must engage to do the right kind of work. Margery Smith hosted tea.
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Raymond C. Knox
Knox
Margery Smith
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Miss Fosdick
Student Mirror
Soph
Reed
Riteta
Hatte Oder
Albert Fay, JR
Charette
Annetti
Walter O'Keefe
Glen Gray
CASA
Hanshaw Tedhusing 4A Orchestra
Annette Hanshaw
E.S.T
M.C.S.T
M.S.T
P.S.T
M. C.S.T
Maurice Marrs
United Air Lines
Wabc-Columbia
Camel’s
Chaplain Knox Spex
William LaVarre
Copsricht
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