Greek Games Leaders Named by Central Committee
Demeter and Persephone were chosen as the Greek Games gods for the year at the Greek Games Central Committee meeting held last Thursday. The meeting also appointed faculty advisers from multiple Columbia departments and announced the complete Greek Games Central Committee led by sophomore chair Marcia Balfour with numerous subchairmen across costumes, entrances, lyrics, music, dance, athletics, properties, publicity, and judges.
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Demeter
Persephone
Agnes R. Wayman
Marion Strong
Lelia M. Finan
Lorna F. McGuire
Otto Luening
Margaret Bieber
Columbia Fine Arts
Virginia D. Harrington
Betty Green
Mary Ricketson
Margaret Copland
Pat Jones
Helen Whitecotton
Ann Murphy
Ruth Hein
Elizabeth Eastman
Mary Louise Brown
Marie Breckwoldt
Marina Diterich
Menorah and Seixas Hold Hanukkah Dance at Earl Hall
The Menorah Society and Columbia’s Seixas Society host the annual Hanukkah Dance this Saturday from 9 PM to 1 AM in Earl Hall with a six piece orchestra, entertainers, and refreshments. Co-Chairs Heller and Levine lead the organizing committee. non-member admission is $1. An open house Monday 4–6 PM features games and songs with Rabbi Hoffman kindling the lights. A cake sale yesterday and today benefits the National War Fund.
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Menorah Society
Columbia
Seixas Society
Earl Hall
George Heller
Rhoda Levine
Jack Bruener
Rosalind Brueck
Helen de Vries
Lawrence Ross
Arthur Smith
A/S
Judy
Jake
Menorah
National War Fond
Juniors Plan Prom Patronage At St Regis Hotel
The Junior Class was tasked by Student Council to invite parents as patrons for their February prom at the St Regis Hotel. All juniors lacking Mortarboard write-up questionnaires must send them to Joan Zeiger. Girls needing questionnaires may obtain them from Miss Zeiger. The class will vote today on dedication of the yearbook.
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St. Regis Hotel
Joan Zeiger
Miss Zeiger
Jake
Mayer Speaks To Liberals About Telephone Strike
Henry Mayer, New York labor lawyer for the three union units in the recent telephone strike, will address the Liberal Club on Monday December 11 at four p.m. in the College Parlor. A discussion will follow with Mayer known for labor litigation and representing about 200 000 employees.
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Henry Mayer
New York
Liberal Club
Mr. Mayer
New York City
Law School
New York University
American Federation of Labor
Mayer
Joanne Ruth
Hewitt Dining Hall
Ann Eis
Beverly McGraw
The
India League
Pearl Buck
Lin Yutang
Louis Fischer
Winnie Barr
Workers’ Defense League
John P. Lewis
Miss Barr
Senior Week Plans Discussed By Committee
The Senior Week Committee reviewed a tentative budget based on at least 200 seniors and debated holding the traditional Senior Ball after a two year gap due to policy rulings. Jane Brunstetter will brief the class on the Ball and Class Gift before term end.
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Jane Brunstetter
Helen Sack
Dorothy Passetti
Sabra Follett
Peggy Woolfolk
Nadine Foss
Barbara Kahle
Janet Kempton
Shirley Sudock
Alecia Conner
Renee Friedman
Miriam Burstein
Marianne Miller
Annette Auld
Sabra Follet
Ex Officiis
Greenwich House Director Addresses Community Unity And War Impact
Mrs. Vladimir Simkovitch, director of Greenwich House, spoke at Barnard College Parlor on The Importance of the Community. She described war effects on Greenwich House, its aims, and plans for area centers and wider democratic action in New York.
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Eleanor Krout
Vladimir Simkovitch
Greenwich House
Barnard
Blanche Sweet
Simkovitch
Simkhovitch
Stmkhovitch
New York
Newman Club Programs Highlight Speakers and Skating Party
Anna King of the Fordham School of Social Service will speak to the Newman Club this afternoon in the Conference Room. Friday night a citywide ice-skating party gathers at a midtown rink with eight o clock meeting in front of Howard Johnsons on 50th Street. Reservations via Student Mail to Claire Stein. On Tuesday December 12 Dwight C. Miner will address Columbia and Barnard Newman clubs. Father Dooley conducts the Province seminar in apologetics each Tuesday at 8 in the Hunter Newman Club rooms.
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Anna King
Fordham School of Social Service
Newman Club
Newman Clubs
Howard Johnson
Madison and
Park Avenues
Claire Stein
Dwight C. Miner
Columbia
Barnard Newman Clubs
Professor Miner
Department of Contemporary Civilizations
Father Dooley
Francis Xavier Military Academy
Hunter Newman Club
East 65 Street
Dorm Christmas Tea Set for December 17
The annual Dormitory Christmas Tea in honor of Barnard College faculty will be held on Sunday December 17. Betty Burton social chairman says the tea will be the best ever held in the residence halls.
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Barnard College
Betty Burton
Caesar Produced By Wigs and Cues
The Wigs and Cues club presents Caesar produced under a new constitution. Elections will be held in February and President Willa Babcock says the club plans a modern play for next season perhaps Garcia Lorca.
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Willa Babcock
Garcia Lorca
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