India's UN Delegate Calls for Red China Representation
Ambassador Arthur Lall of India spoke informally to the International Relations Club outlining New Delhi's policy on admitting Red China to the United Nations. He said exclusion of a nation that comprises a quarter of humanity hinders the world body and urged recognizing China’s true status, stressing the UN should not judge a people's chosen government. Lall also noted his own passions as a poet and novelist.
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Arthur Lall
United Nations
International Relations Club
U.N
Lall
China
India
British Scholar Slams Burke’s Snobbery and Conservatism
Professor Christopher Morris of Kings College Cambridge critiqued Edmund Burke in a speech titled Why I Don’t Like Burke. He labeled Burke overly revered by modern writers, accusing him of aristocratic snobbery and outmoded conservatism.
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Burke
Christopher Morris
Kings College
Cambridge University
Edmund Burke
Morris
Professor Morris
Christmas activities brighten Barnard campus next week
The Barnard College calendar lists a Christmas assembly with President Millicent C. McIntosh and the Columbia University Chorus under Mr. Mark Siebert, a student faculty tea in the James Room, and multiple language and cultural programs including El Circulo Hispano productions, Hausmann tableau in the College Parlor, and a joint French Italian club event with readings and recitations.
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Barnard
Millicent C. McIntosh
Schubert
Columbia University Chorus
Mark Siebert
James Room
el Circulo Hispano
Representacion del Nacimiento de
Nuestra Rey
Gomez Manrique
Casa Hispanica
Latham Playhouse
Das Worpsmeder Hirtenspiel
von Manfred Hausmann
Moliere
Barnard Groups Debated National Affiliations Policy
The semi annual joint meeting of Student Council and the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs reviewed nationally affiliated groups at Barnard and agreed they should not be chartered. A definitions committee was ordered to hear appeals from groups like the NAACP and to propose a chartering policy for the Constitutional Revision Committee.
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Student Council
Barnard
Intercollegiate Bulletin Board
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dorothy Donnelly
Faculty Votes Reading Day For Students
By vote of the faculty classes will be cancelled Friday January 18 except where instructors deem it necessary to hold class. Dean Thomas P. Peardon announced the decision in response to a Faculty Committee letter endorsed by Student Council. A study is underway to extend the interval between the last class and first exam, with a proposal expected at the January faculty meeting. A Bulletin poll showed student support for the reading period.
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Thomas P. Peardon
Bulletin
Faculty Committee On Student Affairs
President Awards Citation Honoring Barnard Work
Mrs. Ogden Reid retires after nine years as Barnard Board chair and receives a citation from President Millicent McIntosh at a James Room reception for her service to Barnard and the world. The tribute notes her role in expanding the College and her husband Ogden Reid's revival of the New York Tribune.
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Ogden Reid
New York Tribune
Ogden Reids
Norman Whitehouse
Helen Rogers Reid
New York
Reid
Marian Churchill White
Student Council Reallocates Hungarian Relief Funds
The sophomore class votes to redirect funds from No-Diet Day Cake Sale and Candle and Card Sales to World University Service through National Students Organization. Columbia College and Barnard coordinations shape the drive with WUS and a committee to manage donations for Hungarian aid. The class has contributed $10 and will add half of Junior Show proceeds.
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World University Service
National Students Organization
International Rescue Committee
International Rescue Committee Project
Betsy Wolfe
Columbia College
Barnard
WUS
Columbia
Representative Assembly
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