Reconsideration Reverses Junior Prom Plans
The Junior class met to revisit the 1946 Prom decision and voted to hold the event uptown at a lower cost. Dean Jeine C Gildersleeve read a statement from the Faculty Committee on Social Affairs prompting the reversal. Sabra Follett said this marked the first time the faculty invoked its powers to seek student reconsideration.
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Faculty Committee On
Jeine C. Gildersleeve
General Eisenhower
Sabra Follett
Council
Etting Speaks To Large Group On Liberated France
Paris appears more beautiful as Paris is described by Mr. Emlin Etting at the Free French Assembly. He shares experiences with Patton’s 8th Army and Le Clerc’s 2nd French Armored Division during the liberation of towns and Paris. He notes destruction in villages, valiant spirits, and severe supply difficulties after American advances.
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Paris
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Free French Assembly
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Patton
8Rd Army
le Clerc
2Nd
French Armored Division
France
London
Office of War Information
ABSIE
Europe
Etting
Faculty Statement On Prom To Class Of 1946
The Faculty Committee on Student Affairs describes its decision process for the junior prom and notes the University level oversight of student governance. It documents the plan to hold a downtown hotel prom and the request for reconsideration by Student Council.
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Columbia University
Student Council Adds Fines to Unexcused Class Absences
The Student Council announces a new fines schedule starting next term for unexcused absences at class meetings. First offense 25 cents, second 50 cents, with higher increments for further absences. Unpaid fines lead to Court of Senior Proctors action. The council also tightened attendance slip enforcement and granted BEAR staff eligibility points. Legitimate excuses sent in advance remain acceptable, currently sickness and work.
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Marion Catalane
BEAR
Mary Morgan
Forty five and forty eight class meetings set for noon
The freshmen and senior classes hold required meetings tomorrow at 12:00. The Class of 45 gathers in the Theater while the Class of 48 meets in Room 139 Milbank.
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Milbank
Senior Class Meeting Set for Friday Brinkerhoff Theatre
Dear Seniors, this Friday at 12 o'clock in Brinkerhoff Theatre the Senior Class will hold a required meeting to discuss a Senior Ball, Senior Week plans, and graduation exercises. Attendance is urged as one hundred nineteen girls were absent and registration cards must be collected immediately.
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Brinkerhoff Theatre
Jake
Barnard National War Fund
Elbis Allalemdjian
Dorothy Pasetti
Barnard Hall
Hewitt Hall
Barnard
Yale Plans Holiday Candlelight Service and Glee Concert
The St. Pauls Chapel Candlelight Service at 5 15 this afternoon at Yale will be free seating with hymns and carols led by the St Pauls Chapel Choir. Tomorrow at 8 30 p m Brinckerhoff Theater hosts a joint Christmas concert by Barnard College Glee Club and Haverford College Glee Club.
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Barnard
St. Paul’s Chapel
Barnard College Glee Club
Haverford College Glee Club
Brinckerhoff
Praetorius
Hasler
King Wenceslas
Eccard
Boughton
M. Haydn
Margery Quackbell
Wright North
Haverford Glee Club
Abe Pepinsky
Pennsylvania
Dana Murphy and Ragsdale Shine in Caesar Live
Review praises Wigs and Cues Brinckerhoff production of Julius Caesar. Jose Ruben directs a gender-balanced cast with strong mob scenes, notably Joan Zeiger in funeral orations. Ann Murphy as Antony is highlighted for voice and balance of sternness and gentleness.
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Brinckerhoff
Shakespeare
Jose Ruben
Mr. Ruben
Caesar
Ann Murphy
Antony
Miss Murphy
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By Joan Zeiger
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