Poll Determines Political Activity Across Colleges
A Political Council survey measures campus political activity. Big Seven Eastern women's schools show the highest liberalism and activity, while state universities are least liberal. Mt Holyoke, Smith and Wellesley may use their names for national issues, with conditions. Feedback from 39 colleges shows private schools more permissive and club use linked to policy.
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Political Council
Mt. Holyoke
Smith
Wellesley
U.’s
Holyoke
Vassar
Thrty-nine
New York City
Dr. Urey outlines six conditions for world atom control
Dr. Urey proposed a UNO controlled system with six prerequisites for any global atomic restraint. A licensing commission would oversee legal atomic work, inspect facilities, punish offenders, publish open technical data, and require no bombs or large reactors. He envisaged UNO appointed inspectors and enforcement. Employees fund boxes appear at campus entrances for holiday giving.
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Urey
United Nations Organization
UNO
Speakers Highlight Urey Vision At UNO Conference
Professor Harold C. Urey urged an inspectors’ system to track uranium and thorium sources and plant equipment with training registries, arguing this could enable peacetime atomic work only after adequate control. Francis Russell outlined US foreign policy toward peace and freer trade, while Virginia C. Gildersleeve and Harold E. Stassen spoke at a dinner at the Astor Hotel.
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Urey
Francis Russell
State Department
Russell
UNO
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Harold E. Stassen
Astor Hotel
Polish Christmas Eve Program in McMillin Theatre
A Polish Christmas Eve program begins at 8 tonight in McMillin Theatre with four speakers. Professor C Manning discusses Casimir Pulaski as a Polish friend of America, Professor C Halecki presents Warsaw through the Ages, Colonel Kowalski reflects on Poland as he saw her in October, and Marion M Coleman closes with Thoughts for Christmas.
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McMillin Theatre
Poland
C. Manning
Casimir Pulaski
America
C. Halecki
Warsaw
Colonel Kowalski
Marion M. Coleman
Barnard Girls Hold Gay Christmas Dance at Hotel Pierre
Barnard College staged its first all college off campus dance at the Hotel Pierre with Cyrus St. Clair’s Orchestra. Dancers crowded a ballroom limited to 242 bids while 280 signed up for the event and faculty guests watched from a edge table.
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Barnard
Pierre
Cyrus St. Clair
Virginia D. Harrington
John Aseem
Charles English
Helen P. Carlson
Rosemary Sullivan
Barbara Keltz
Doris Johnson
Beverly McGraw
Dorothy Dieterle
Jody Castello
Margot Overmeyer
Mary Wilson
Christmas Tea Hosts Singers and Halls Event
The annual Residence Halls Christmas Tea was held Sunday in the Brooks living room from four to six. Miss Helen Carlson and the Brooks Hewitt halls girls hosted faculty and staff. Decor included wreaths silver bells and a tall tree. The choir performed traditional carols and all guests joined in.
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Brooks
Helen Carlson
Brooks and Hewitt Halls
Louro
Jeanette
Isabella
Einstein Ros
Holly and the Ivy
Dr Stecher to Lecture To Pre Medical Club
The Pre Medical Club announces a lecture on Vitamins and Cancer by Dr. Stecher of the chemistry department on Thursday January 11 at 4 in the Conference Room. Dr Sophie Rabinoff of the Bronx Department of Health is invited to speak after Christmas on a Public Health Service topic. The club also sponsors several movies during the year and meets Thursdays after laboratory hours.
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Dr. Stecher
Stecher
Sophie Rabinoff
Bronx Department of Health
Public Health Service
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Brooklyn
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Cumberland
Class Drive Solicitors
ST. Paul’s Chapel
Columbia University
Stant
Roger & Gallet
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