Hartley House Offers Valuable Experience
Hartley House on West 46th Street, closely linked with Barnard, seeks volunteers for its seven day program serving 100 to 150 children daily. Barnard students assist in game rooms shop art and Saturday drama while adults run playrooms, after school lunch, language groups and clubs for youths and adults. Clare Stein invites students to donate one or two hours weekly to gain experience with children and community service.
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Hartley
West 46Th Street
New York
Barnard
Helen Hartley Jenkins Geer
Barnard Hall
Hartley House
Clare Stein
Changes of class hours for Christmas Assembly
The schedule moves all classes and academic activities from 2 10 P M to 1 10 P M on Tuesday December 18 to enable the Christmas Assembly. Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve announces the adjustment.
Fosdick Appeals for United Church Aims
Dr. Fosdick cites Edinburgh and Oxford conferences and groups like the Federal Council of Churches as pushing toward a united church. Riverside began as Baptist, now welcomes all Christians on equal terms as a basis for a broad ecumenical movement, requiring patience intelligence and engagement of young college people.
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Edinburgh
Oxford
Federal Council of Churches
Riverside
Fosdick
Petite Eileen Howley Crowned Miss Columbia at Prom
Eileen Howley a petite freshman won Miss Columbia at the football prom after the Columbia Dartmouth game on November 24. The contest featured judges and models, with prizes including a Conover contract and a screen test. She has been a Conover model and appeared in Good Housekeeping photos, but plans to major in mathematics and eyeing a fashion-related future.
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Eileen Howley
Columbia
New York
Miss Columbia
Gene Rassides
Harry Conover
Conover
Lake Placid
Manhattan Center
Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Eileen
Glamour
Seventeen
Harper’s Bazaar
Harper’s
Good Housekeeping
Discuss Choice of Vocation by NYU Lecturer Mr Ward
Mr. Roswell Ward of New York University urged broad vocational guidance that accounts for personality and life goals. He warned against single techniques and stressed flexible timing, social factors, and the need for education with marketable value.
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Roswell Ward
New York University
Ward
Barnard student letter defends class officers and reforms
Mary Louise Stewart replies to Susan Schwartz defending Barnard College student officers. She argues officers are active but not world-shaking, notes a respectful meeting, urges counter amendments, and calls for broader participation to bring new blood into leadership.
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Barnard College
Susan Schwartz
Miss Schwartz
Barnard
Raup
Representative Assembly
Mary Louise Stewart
Negro Status in the New World
Professor Frank Tannenbaum spoke to the Spanish Majors Meeting about the Negro in North and South America. He contrasted Latin American slavery laws with northern European status, noting Catholic influence and the Negro’s entitlement to Christian privileges in the Americas.
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Two Continents
Frank Tannenbaum
Tannenbaum
North
South America
Latin America
Spain
Portual
Portugal
Tannnenbaum
Holland
England
Catholic Church
Church
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By Marilyn Schwartz
Virginia C. Gildersleeve, Dean
Rita Dresner
Melvyn Douglas
ST. Paul’s Chapel
Columbia University
Rich Vie
New World
Tess
SEN
The
Hamilton Sandwich Shop
Broadway
115Th
116Th
Furnald Hall
A. G. Papadem & CO
Florirse
Florist
Amsterdam
Ave
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