Symphony Delights with Imaginative Water Carnival
Crowded balcony performance by Barnard swimming classes and AA swimming committee offered a hot humid afternoon show blending music and aquatic acts. Conductor Toscacinski led a lively program with form swimming, tandem races, and a candlelit ending to Adeste Fidelis as the audience joined in.
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Barnard
Toscacinski
Carol Johns
Billy Rose
Pattern
Helen Whitecotton
Sheila Saint Lawrence
Bobby Hewlett
Helen Pond
Kenneth Davey
Anna Mae Menapace
Mary Sultzer
Marcella McGinnis
Charlotte Taylor
Anchors Aweigh
Anne Ross
Barbara Hewlett
Fern Yates
Dorothy Lowe contemplates future after nursing career
Dorothy Lowe reflects on her summers as a children's nurse with a family on Martha's Vineyard Westchester and Long Island. She warns three children feel like murder while two seem safe. With graduation near her nursing career may end and she considers language work or travel oriented jobs.
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Dorothy
Martha’s Vineyard
Westchester
Long Island
Plans Meeting on Journalism January 13
Vocational Committee sponsors a journalism meeting on Monday January 13 at 4 in the Conference Room for interested students. Dr Roscoe Ellard Assistant Dean of the Columbia University School of Journalism will speak and a second speaker from a daily newspaper is expected. Ellard has worked in journalism since 1919 and taught at Missouri and Columbia universities. He has conducted a world field course in foreign correspondence and authored numerous books and articles. The meeting is held with Bulletin and all college members are invited.
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Vocational Committee
Roscoe Ellard
Columbia University School of Journalism
Ellard
Daily Missourian
University of Missouri
Columbia
Bulletin
Miss Stout Urges Reengagement in Community Service
Miss Stout deplored student indifference to community service and urged more girls to volunteer. She noted many feel wartime needs ended with hostilities, but the need remains tremendous and the experience valuable for those who participate.
Columbia Beats Barnard in Federal World Government Debate
Professors Harrington and Peardon with Mr. Schiff ruled in favor of Columbia after a close Barnard Columbia debate on whether a Federal World Government should be established now. Columbia's Wishey and Horowitz argued negative, with Bernard’s Beck and de Antonio for the affirmative.
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Virginia D. Harrington
Thomas Peardon
Frank Schiff
Barnard
Bernard Wishey
David Horowitz
Columbia
Beverly Beck
Eleanor de Antonio
WKCR Broadcasts Joint Debate Program
Columbia and Barnard debate councils launch a 45 minute weekly program on WKCR from 7 00 to 7 45 p m featuring Eleanor de Antonio Helen De Vries Cullen Keough and Edwin Peters with Bert Hoeniger moderating a light topics focus. The second weekly series continues with Tuesday broadcasts while Columbia argues for merging Barnard and Columbia into a single co educational institution.
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Columbia
Barnard
WKCR
Eleanor de Antonio
Helen de Vries
Barnard Council
Cullen Keough
Edwin Peters
Bert Hoeniger
Miss de Antonio
Barnard Debate Council
Columbia College Debate Council
Columbia Colleges
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Angell St
THE
King's Kitchen, Inc
118Th Street
Dorothy Lowe
Employees’ Christmas Fund
Milbank
ST. Paul’s Chapel
Columbia University
Tues
University Typewriter
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Columbia Beats
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PTC
ST. LO
109Th & 10Th Sts
Academy
Columbia Restaurant
Lola Wolfe
Hollywood
Sun Valley
Canada
Mexico
Colorado
Hamilton Avenue
New Rochelle
N.Y. N. BR
Deight Fleurs
Amour Blue Carnation
Jace Sandalwood
Vice Atte Pded
Roger & Gallet
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