NSA Plans Culturale to Showcase American College Life
The NSA Executive Committee proposes a summer 1948 Culturale featuring exhibits, dramatic arts, sports, social events, and concerts to portray U S college life. It aims to unite students from diverse regions and include foreign delegates to foster cross cultural understanding. Low cost tours through the American Youth Hostel would let participants explore new regions and observe colleges. If unlikely this summer, the project may shift to next summer.
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N.S.A
American Youth-Hostel Association
Students urged to register for summer camp counselor jobs
Students interested in summer camp counselor positions should register promptly with the Occupation Bureau to secure opportunities. The notice highlights early registration to ensure consideration for available postings and assignments.
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Occupation Bureau
Concert by Columbia University Chamber Orchestra
The Columbia University Chamber Orchestra conducted by Herbert Dittler presents a Christmas concert on December 18 at 8 30 p m in McMillin Theater. Dittler returns from a two year leave to resume his post. Program includes Handel Grand Concerto in B flat major Bartolo Romanian Folk Dances Arnell Sonata for Chamber Orchestra Rolla Concerto for Viola. Admission by card from Barnard Social Affairs or John Jay Hall.
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Columbia University Chamber Orchestra
Herbert Dittler
McMillin Theater
Mr. Dittler
Handel
Mendelssohn
Bella Bartolo
Richard Arnell
Viola
Allessandro Rolla
Barnard
John Jay Hall
Columbia
Cornell Drama Presents Transposition Mastery
The piece praises Miss Cornell for solving rapid scene changes with one transposition. As producer and actress, she imparts full artistry to Anthony and Cleopatra, delivering drama at its best.
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Miss Cornell
Anthony
Cleopatra
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