Pabst Post War Employment Awards Offered
Pabst Brewing Co. launches a $50 000 Post War Employment Awards contest for the best 2000 word manuscript on practical postwar jobs. Open to non employees and non Columbia economics faculty, with entries due by February 7 1944 and received by March 27 1944. First prize 25000, second 10000, fifteen prizes of 1000. Judges include Dr Beardsley Ruml Dr Wesley Clair Mitchell Mr A F Whitney and Dr Clarence A Dykstra.
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Pabst Brewing Co
Economics Department
Columbia University
United States
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Beardsley Ruml
Wesley Clair Mitchell
A. F. Whitney
Clarence A. Dykstra
Mitchell
Whitney
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
Wigs and Cues Present Murder Mystery Tonight
Wigs and Cues stage a murder mystery with a large cast led by King Edward the Third and Nancy Denison. The ensemble includes Mary Snider Spencer the elder Valda Stone the Mayor of Bristow Marcia Balfour Abbott Mary Gwathmey Elizabeth Stone the First Lord Willa Babcock Second Lord Raiford Ragedsle and others as soldiers and monks. Some senior cast members appear as survivors and as victims in the drama’s violent plot.
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Mary Snider
Spencer the Elder
Valda Stone
Bristow
Marcia Balfour
Mary Gwathmey
Elizabeth Stone
Willa Babcock
Raiford Ragedsle
Babette Fisher
Lola Lucarini
Katharine MacLean
Joanna O’brien
Audrey Wehner
Premiere Of Spanish Play La Maya At College Parlor
The first New York presentation of La Maya by Lope de Vega will be at 4 PM next Tuesday in the College Parlor under Circulo Hispano. Cast includes Moncia Wyatt Christo, Meredith Mauis, Dorothy Whittier, and others with Demetra Daniels costumes and music by Dorothy Pasetti and peers. Senora Solari Brumana spoke on gaucho culture at a Barnard El Circulo Hispano tea.
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Lope de Vega
Christ
Prologo
Josephine
de George
la Maya
Monica Wyatt
Christo
Hilma
Ollila
Darkness
Rolando Redon
Meredith Mauisby
Dorothy Whittier
Daisy Fornacca
Anna Modigliani
Lil
Clara Myers
Barnard
New School
Senora Solari Brumana
Nuestro Hombre
Senora Brumana
United States
Baynes Friday Forum to Close Freedom Talks at Hewitt Hall
Stephen F. Bayne the University chaplain will discuss religious education in school curricula at the Forum for Freedom in the South Dining Room Hewitt Hall. Sponsored by Interfaith Council the talk starts at 12 25 after Chapel services. Attendance has been high and the War Activities Committee plans to resume the weekly forum next term.
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Stephen F. Bayne
Forum For Freedom
Hewitt Hall
Interfaith Council
War Activities Committee
W.A.C
Hope Simon
Elect New NS Chairman After Winter Vacation
The February graduation of Margaret Hine, current National Service chairman, triggers a special election the first week after Christmas Vacation on an unspecified date. The slate will be selected this week by the Student Council, the Faculty Committee on Student Affairs, and the Faculty National Service Committee.
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Margaret Hine
National Service
Faculty Committee On
Faculty National Service Committee
Wycliffe Club Plans Afternoon Meeting and Service Attendance
Wycliffe Club members will meet in the Conference room at 4 45 this afternoon to go to the Candlelight service in St Paul s chapel. The Freshman class picture for Mortarboard will be taken today with all Freshmen in the gym at 12.
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Wycliffe Club
St. Paul’s Chapel
Miriam Burstein
Margaret Beron
Bulletin names eleven to staff promotions to board
The Bulletin promoted eleven to the Associate News Board including June Fel ton Florence Grant Joy Hellman Frances Hitch Frances Liebesman Cynthia Morse Shreve Pat Pierce Ruth Raup Sandra Visconti Tania Van York and Jean Weddle. Joan Zeiger and Joan Leff were promoted to the News Board.
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June Felton
Florence Grant
Joy Hellman
Frances Hitch
Frances Liebesman
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Pat Pierce
Ruth Raup
Sandra Visconti
Tania van York
Jean Weddle
Joan Zeiger
Joan Leff
Soviet Strength No Mira Corliss Lamont Tells Class
Mira Corliss Lamont, a political philosopher, addressed Philosophy 91 students on December 10. He argued Russia’s resistance was predictable, noted high production, collective farms as fortresses, and women's mass labor, plus minorities supporting the war effort. He urged postwar unity of peace-loving powers and noted English teaching in schools and American literature in Russia.
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Mira Corliss Lamont
Russia
Corliss Lamont
Philosophy 91
UuUe LW Ter
Mr. Lamont
Soviet Union
Lamont
United Nations
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Rep Assembly Refers Constitution To Professor Carey for Criticism
The Representative Assembly debated representation bases at its last meeting. A student committee led by Charlotte McKenzie studied the issue, proposing group representation alongside class delegates. Mary Louise Stewart reported a straw poll favors direct representation for the Class of 46.
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Representative Assembly
Charlotte McKenzie
Miss Mackenzie
Mary Louise Stewart
Assembly
Jane Perry Clark Carey
Government Department
Menorah Observes Hanukah Festival at Earl Hall Open House
The Hanukah festival featured candle lighting, songs, a talk by Rabbi Isidor B. Hoffman, a Hanukah home description, and Judith Rudansky's poem. Father George B. Ford attended and called the event impressive. The Annual Hanukah Dance is set for December 25 in Earl Hall with Norwood Fennar and his orchestra providing music and a 25 cent door charge.
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Earl Hall
Isidor B. Hoffman
Judith Rudansky
George B. Ford
Norwood Fennar
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