Columbia University forms Institute to study war causes
The Institute of War and Peace Studies at Columbia University, led by Dr. William T. R. Fox, will study war causes and protections for Western civilization. Four consultants from Princeton, the Social Science Research Council, and State Department assist, with Eisenhower origin noted.
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Columbia University
Grayson L. Kirk
William T. R. Fox
Frederick S. Dunn
Center of International Studies
Princeton University
Edward Mead Earle
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
Pendleton Herring
Social Science Research Council
George F. Kennan
Department of State
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Dr. Fox
Institute of International Studies
Yale University
World Politics
Temple
Columbia
Roundtable on Israel Arab relations sponsored by clubs
The International Relations Club and the International Zionist Federation of America sponsor a noon roundtable on Israel and Arab relations amid the Near and Middle East crisis. Chair William Henderson will lead, with Ellen Schleicher, Aimee Yaffitt, and Jane Naumberg presenting after attending Brooklyn College's Middle East conference.
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International Relations Club
International Zionist Federation of America
Israel
Near
Middle East
Barnard Hall
William Henderson
Ellen Schleicher
Aimee Yaffitt
Jane Naumberg
Brooklyn College
Suez Canal
Egypt
Pledges 600 Pints Short In University Blood Drive
Barnard students pledged almost 100 pints in the Columbia University blood drive with 600 of the 1 200 pint goal reached. The Red Cross Bloodmobile visits campus January 8 and 9. Volunteers may donate through Friday with parental consent required for donors under 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Columbia University
University
Red Cross
Pat Ring
Jake
Faculty Urges Advisor Change for Debaters
Faculty Committee on Student Affairs voting to change the Debate Council’s professional advisor in line with long standing policy. Dean Millicent C. McIntosh and Martha M. English presented at the Student Council and a resolution was passed approving specialized adviser assignment for Debate Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent C. McIntosh
Martha M. English
Debate Council
Frances K. Marlatt
Council
Oxford Defeats Columbia in Britain Debate on Commonwealth
Oxford University debaters defeated Columbia College Debate Council at International House last Tuesday night. The motion The Sun Has Set on the British Commonwealth split the teams with Oxford arguing the negative and noting the Commonwealth remains unified though minor tensions persist. The Columbia side claimed loyalty declined and the Commonwealth faded in power, becoming overshadowed by the United Nations.
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Oxford University
Columbia College Debate Council
International House
British Commonwealth
Columbia
Lawrence Grossman
George Juergens
Commonwealth
United Nations
Dick Taverne
William Rees- Mogg
Oxford
United States
Freshman vote approves PC council amendment
The freshman class passed a proposal to amend the Political Council representation by class with 76 for 15 against and 8 abstentions. It requires three-fourths from three classes and approval by the Representative Assembly to become effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Burge
Billie Haake
Representative Assembly
Junior Show Casting Announced for Next Week
Judy Kassow announces cast for the Junior Show with auditions this Friday 4 6 in Brinckerhoff Theater. The musical comedy is set for Friday February 29 and Saturday March 1, per Judy Leverone Book Committee chair.
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Judy Kassow
Brinckerhoff
Judy Leverone
Barbara Kerewsky
Lida Traum
Janet Schreier
Tessie Arendulis
Jan Hunter
Clare Greenberger
Nancy Underwood
Joan Steckler
Barbara Kumble
Susan Seider
Maxine Austin
Barnard Students Benefit From Scholarship Assistance
Dr. Lorna F. McGuire announces that 287 of Barnard College's 1010 undergraduates receive $99,700 in scholarships and grants in aid. Sixteen international students totaling $11,877 also receive aid, representing nations including Germany Great Britain Latvia China Colombia India Korea Estonia France Greece the Netherlands and Spain. Thirty two percent of resident and twenty seven percent of non resident students receive aid.
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Lorna F. McGuire
Barnard
Classes Vote On Undergraduate Constitution Amendment
Seniors and sophomores meet today between 12 30 and 1 p m to discuss and vote on a proposed amendment to the undergraduate constitution. The change would grant each class an elected representative to the Political Council. Class of 1952 will meet in the gymnasium.
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Patricia Ring
Abigail Gurfein
Britain
Marcel Lebon
Joyce LeBois
Empire Room
Jacqueline Hyman 62
England
Waldorf-Astoria
Maurice Chevalier
Mr. Lebon
Cherry Mata
Phebe Marcus
Il Circolo Italiano
Casa Italiana
Il Coro d'Italia
Maison Frangais
Brooks
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