NSA Tours Promote Yugoslav Government Program Access
NSA tours offer real advantages over commercial agencies including lower costs and an orientation program aboard the ship to Europe. Lectures by experts cover European economics and etiquette. For details contact Marge Gallanter, NSA campus agent, via Student Mail.
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Language Exit Tests Scheduled For Seniors Juniors
Language Exit The tests must be taken by all seniors and juniors who have not passed them on Monday January 11 at 3 p.m. January tests may be taken by sophomores and freshmen eligible in September or enrolled in courses numbered 5 or higher recommended by departments for good fall term work. Students who believe they are eligible should contact the Registrar's Office for an application and file it in person on or before Friday.
Campus events round up at Barnard and Columbia venues
On Campus Hispanic Institute presents Auto de las Grandes Havias by Juan de la Enviia with Barnard students at 8 15 p m in Casa Hispanica Seixas Menorah hosts Rabbi Waxman discussing Great Jewish Books Shulchan Aruch by Joseph Caro in the Dodge Room at 4 p m today Representative Assembly attends luncheon at noon tomorrow in the College Parlor followed by Christmas carols in Hewitt Dining Room Music Club screens Doris Humphrey dancing to Bach’s Air on a String in room 409 Barnard tomorrow at 4 pm Earl Hall Interfaith Society hosts Christmas Hanukkah celebration Wednesday 4 6 p m in the Auditorium with reception and dancing University majors meeting Wednesday 4 10 p m in Room 409 Barnard Hall lectures on Regional ism A Case Study Newman Club reviews Martin Luther film at 8 15 p m in the Auditorium Arthur Treacher appears at 8 30 Wednesday in McMillin Theater with topic A Little of This and Something of That Mostly Humor Columbia Players present Othello Wednesday at 8 30 in Brander Matthews Theater American Civilization majors hear Harold A Larrabee visiting professor at Columbia.
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Oxford-Columbia Debate Set at International House
Columbia College will debate Oxford University tomorrow at 8 15 p m in the main auditorium of International House on the topic Resolved that Communists be barred from teaching in colleges and universities. Robert Good 54 and Peter Kenen C 54 support the affirmative. James Peters and Patrick Mayhew represent Oxford for the negative.
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