Columbia Uni Severs Ties With NSA In Speaker Policy Row
Columbia University Student Council voted to disaffiliate from the National Student Association after a five and a half hour meeting. The move, argued illegal by NSA delegate Leonard Leavy, seeks a tripartite committee to set future speaker policies after Columbia refused Howard Fast a campus talk. Cont Page 3.
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College dance groups invited to January 18 symposium
Nine colleges and universities including Adelphi Bard Brooklyn Bryn Mawr Hunter Queens Sarah Lawrence and Vassar will send dance groups to a Dance Symposium on January 18. Naomi Loeb chairs the event and Merce Cunningham will lead a master lesson open to non-members for a fee.
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Queens
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Barnard Dance Group Chooses Fantome for Symposium
Barnard Dance Group selects Fantome choreography by Prokofieff for an October symposium with no spectators to reduce competition. The twenty dancers rehearse in small groups under Assistant Professor Marion Strong, exploring pavanne and pre classical forms to illustrate formal composition.
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Pavannes
WSSF Drive Reaches 965 in Total So Far
Jeannete Hovseplan announces the WSSF drive has collected about 965 toward a 2000 goal. About 180 came from Friday's Bazaar, with 785 from personal gifts. Top booth at the bazaar was the faculty baby beauty contest won by Chilton Harrington, followed by French Fogle and Jean T. Palmer.
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Courses, schedules, and filing deadlines for next semester
Students must file next semester programs by 4 p.m. Friday with the Registrar. A $10 late fee applies. Freshmen and sophomores seek class adviser approval. juniors and seniors seek major adviser approval. New courses include Roman Catholic Theology and the Church with Dr O Connor and Comparative Social Institutions with Prof Arensberg. Several course time changes are noted for Geology, Anthropology, English, French, Government and Mathematics.
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William R. O’connor
Conrad M. Arensberg
Inez Nelbach
Government
Kirk to Officiate As Columbia President
Grayson L. Kirk, vice president and provost of Columbia University, will assume the duties of university president in the near future. President Truman indicated Dwight D. Eisenhower may be named supreme commander of NATO forces this week.
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Dorms Highlight Christmas Activities At Yale
Residence Halls feature an art show in the Ewitt game room with works by Barnard dorm students led by Meg Potter. The Columbia University Choir performs in Brooks at 10 15 p m, followed by a Christmas dinner December 17. Seniors carol in dorms. Glee Club caroling ends festivities December 19.
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Mary Elizabeth King
Louella Beers
Linda Howe
Nancy van Arsdale
Eliza Pietsch
Meg Potter
Columbia University
Brooks
Glee Club
Ruth Benson
International House
B and G Seeks Gifts for Xmas Fund Distribution
Red donation boxes for the Buildings and Grounds Christmas fund are placed in Milbank, Barnard Hall, and Residence Halls for student donations. Frances Maisch says funds, from about 125 staff, are shared by length of service, with 25 at Barnard over 20 years.
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Yale Assembly to Sing Double Motets at Christmas Program
The Columbia University Chorus directed by Jacob Avshalamoff will perform three double motets at Yale’s Christmas Assembly next Tuesday December 19 at 1 10 p m Part of the choir will sing from the balcony and part from the gym floor to enhance unity and acoustics Afterward the audience will sing carols Dean Millicent C McIntosh will give a Christmas message a scripture reading is planned and sprigs of holly will be handed out at the door.
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Jacob Avshalamoff
Bernice Greenfield
Millicent C. McIntosh
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