Berkson Addresses Palestine Forum at Liberal Club
Dr. Isaac Berkson spoke on Palestine as a world problem at a Liberal Club forum in the College Parlor. He traced Zionist aims, Arab positions, and the Balfour declaration, noting Palestine as a strategic bridge and Britain’s Middle East interests.
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Palestine
Isaac Berkson
Liberal Club
Berkson
Great Britain
Middle East
C. C. Ns
American Zionist Emergency Council
Hebrew School In
Candlelight Service at St Pauls Chapel Today
Barnard hosts a traditional Christmas candlelight service at 5 15 p m in St Pauls chapel on the Columbia campus Acting director Rev Otis R Rice reads selections from the Christmas story and the chapel choir sings Christmas carols sung by students and choir include Oh Come All Ye Faithful Angels from the Realms of Glory The First Noel Hark the Herald Angels Sing The St Pauls choir performs Es Is Ein Ros Bring a Torch
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Barnard
St. Paul's Chapel
Columbia
Otis R. Rice
Herald Angels
St. Paul’s Choir
CURC Broadcasts Christmas Frolic Tonight at Earl Hall
CURC presents an all Columbia star program Christmas Frolic tonight in Earl Hall lobby from nine to ten. Seth Rubenstein directs and curates stars from The Juke's at St. Luke's and Columar es. Glee Club and St Pauls Choir join carols as Betty Braverone introduces Rubenstein's What Christmas Means to Me. Tune in at 610 if unable to attend. Nat Zipper invites all to The Chemists after broadcast. IRC plans UNRRA report on Friday December 14 at 9:30.
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CURC
Betty Braverone
Barnard
Mr. Rubenstein
Nat Zipper
Columbia Chemists
Carnival Plans by Clubs For National War Fund
The National War Fund Carnival is set for Friday January 11 with Rhoda Levine as Benefits chair. Wigs and Cues and French Club stage a puppet show while Math Club and French Club run penny pitch and grab bag. Spanish and Protestant Clubs handle refreshments as an informal dance and entertainers are promised. Only 1800 of 33000 NW F goal has been raised. contributors urged to give before Christmas.
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National War Fund
Rhoda Levine
Math Club
Student Council Plans Spring Community Service Drive
At its weekly meeting last Tuesday the Student Council discussed spring Community Service plans. A volunteer questionnaire will go through Student Mail and a Jake booth will recruit actively. With the downtown Red Cross unit dissolved, focus shifts to hospital work and student time. Clare Stein and Mildred Reed chair Community Service and Barnard Red Cross. The council voted to send compliments to Barbara Keltz and Rosemary Sullivan for the Christmas Ball success.
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Jake
Red Cross College
Clare Stein
Mildred Reed
Community Service
Barnard Red Cross
Barbara Keltz
Rosemary Sullivan
Residence Hall
Barnard Hall
Barnard debated political clubs use of college name
The Representative Assembly discussed a Political Council resolution urging Barnard College and the Undergrad Association to permit individual clubs to express opinions publicly, provided they state club identity and body percentage. A 50 percent body opinion could justify action in the college’s name. The Office of Student Affairs would approve views before distribution. Discussion postponed until after Christmas. two delegates to a Vassar conference on the Far East will be chosen.
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Representative Assembly
Political Council
Jane Weidlund
Barnard Hall
Barnard College
Barnard
Office of Student Affairs
Vassar Political Association
Far East
Barnard Christmas Assembly Broadcasts Peace Message
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve delivered a four minute Christmas address to Barnard College and WJZ listeners praising a peace-time Christmas. The event featured the Glee Club and a holly gift ritual, with ties to the United Nations and postwar goodwill.
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Barnard
WJZ
Glee Club
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Honor Board clarifies method of election
The freshman class meeting raised concerns about how Honor Board selects delegates. The Board explains it submits a slate of three names for each class as recommendations, not arbitrary power, aiming to highlight desired qualifications while allowing the class to choose its own final delegate.
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Honor Board
Chapel Open for Prayer Daily During Vacation
The chapel will have no regular weekday services during the vacation but stay open for meditation and prayer. Two Christmas Sundays will feature Holy Communion at 9 and Family Prayers at 11 in the chancel. Christmas Day offers 9 and 11 Communion, and Dec 26 has an 8 20 communion. noon services resume Jan 2.
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Liberal Club Forum
Jeanette
Isabella
Wiegenlied Hirten
King Wenceslas
Toura-Loura-Loura
Earl Hall
SC Discuises Community Aid
Association
Dean
Holly
Wilhelm A. Braun
Miss Gildersleeve
Constantinople
City of
David
San Framisco
United Nations
General Assembly
London