Four Sides Of Marshall Plan At Forum Meeting
Four views on the Marshall Plan were aired at a Political Council forum in the College Parlor on Monday. Dorothy Robins urged full funding with no strings, while Joseph Starobin of the Daily Worker framed it as anti leftist maneuvering. E H Blanchard echoed Taft’s cost concerns, and Saul K Padover proposed a broader plan including Soviet Union and Western nations. A final discussion followed.
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Candlelight Service At Chapel Christmas Eve
Traditional candlelight services at the Chapel on Thursday December 18 at 5 p.m. feature the University Choir singing favorite carols. Barnard students are urged to arrive early. Reverend William Cole was ill and could not speak. Reverend Shunj Nish led the program without an address.
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Services Held for Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler at 85
A memorial service for Nicholas Murray Butler, president emeritus of Columbia University, was held at Saint Pauls Chapel last Tuesday December 9. Butler died December 7 at age 85 from bronchial pneumonia. Born April 2 1862 in Elizabeth New Jersey he led Columbia from 1901 to 1945 before becoming president emeritus. Attendees included General Dwight D Eisenhower and Governor Thomas E Dewey.
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University Ban of Howard Fast Opposed by Columbia Council
The Columbia University Student Council passed a resolution opposing the ban on Howard Fast with one vote against it during a heated two hour session. The measure urged reconsideration and access to campus facilities for free speech while others pressed for academic freedom and NSA conformity.
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Columbia University Council Ratifies NSA Constitution
The University Student Council ratified the National Students Association constitution by a 15 to 3 vote with one abstention, contingent on regional constitution ratification. Proposals for campus publicity urge advance notices, speaker programs, and broad organizational outreach to inform students about NSA.
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Drive Collection Now Totals 600 At Barnard
Approximately 600 collected for CARE and World Student Service Fund at Barnard this term, announced at the Term Drive luncheon. Despite being halfway to a 7000 goal, the committee remains optimistic with upcoming large events and additional cake and hot dog sales to boost totals. A thermometer will track progress toward the goal.
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