Department Heads Take Spring Term Leaves
University announces multiple leaves for spring term as department chairmen and faculty members from philosophy psychology art history sociology Spanish chemistry geography religion and history go on leave. Notable names include Joseph G Brennan Gilmore Sherman Jane t Mahle Richard P Youtz Emma D Stecher Glena Toralballa Ma Komerovsky Amelia Aded Rio and Leonard Zobla Uisda Mo Nibuhr plus Niebuhr.
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Joseph G. Brennan
Gilmore Sherman
Janet Mahle
Emma D Stecher
Stecher
Glena Toralballa
A Komerovsky
Amelia Ade del Rio
Chilton Williamson
Leonard Zobla
Janeway Prize Competition Open for Undergraduates
Undergraduates may compete for a $500 prize in prose and short stories offered annually by Elizabeth Janeway. Entries must be no more than 49 pages, double spaced, with pages numbered and a contents list. Submit three copies to the Eng Leh Department office by 2 pm Wednesday March 14. two copies will be returned. Grace Paley, Herbert Gold, and Jack Leggett will judge.
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Eng- Leh
Barnad
Grace Paley
Herbert Gold
Jack Leggett
Majors Meetings Feature Narasemhan And Merton
United Nations Under Secretary Narasemhan will speak on India's population at the economics majors meeting tomorrow in the College Parlor. Sociology professor Robert K. Merton will address the sociology majors meeting Tuesday in 422 Lehman on Our Sociological Age.
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Narasemhan
Merton
Robert K. Merton
Lehman
Action's Petition Blasts Con Edison Over Hospital Site
Action’s petition campaign led by Columbia College party ACTION protests Columbia University sale of Woman’s Hospital at 110th Street to Consolidated Edison. Backers include Morningside Heights groups and REMETCO tied to Columbia, with housing and community aims amid a pending state Supreme Court hearing.
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State Supreme Court
Columbia College
Columbia University
Woman's Hospital
110Th
Morningside Drive
Consolidated Edison
St Luke's Hospital
110Th Street
Con Edison
Riverside Democratic Club
Joan Flaton
Remetco
Morningside Heights Inc
William Bloor
Bloor
Jean T Palmer
Barnard
Morningside Gardens
Manhattanville
125Th St
Broadway
Morningside Heights
Public Information Office
The
Housing and Redevelopment Board
Reid Hall Opens First Floor With Modern Home Aesthetics
Today marks Reid Hall opening its first floor with new modern decor creating an at home atmosphere. Miss Hamsiet Van Sunkle Residence Halls Director says the fresh wall design welcomes visitors and residents.
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Reid Hall
Hamsiet van Sunkle
Students Host Christmas Party for Neighborhood Children
A student group led by Ruth Newvolt and Betsy King will host a Calistmas party next Friday for seven to twelve year olds from the Morningside Community Center. The Brooks Hall living room will feature a tree, decorations, and a portable omegan table in the game room.
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Seman Ruth Newvolt
Betsy King
Neihborhood
Brooks Hall
Forts
Morningside
Field Trip to Lenox Hill Settlement House Planned
Student Vocational Committee sponsors a field trip to Lenox Hill Neighborhood Association at 331 East 70th Street. Students will observe social workers and community center staff while touring arts programs and case work dispatches. Sign up today at Milbank Hall Placement Office.
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Mittee
Lenox Hill
Milbank Hall
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Uis da Mo Nibuhr
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Elizabeth Janeway
Mr Narasemhan
Madras University
Oxford
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Far East
Ministry of Agricultue
Ministry of Finance
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Temple University
Harvard University
Harvard
Tulane
Columbia
Harper and Brothers
Lavanbuig Foundation
Morningside Heights, Inc
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Womans Hospital
Loraine Botkin
Margaret Ross
Christlimas
Reid
Brooks
Hewitt
Harriet van Sickle
Reid Living Room
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