Projects At Jobs Fair Promotes Summer Work Programs
Representatives from twelve organizations will showcase varied summer work service projects at the Job Opportunities fair. Sponsored by the Student Vocational Committee led by Mathilda Tyler and the Barnard Placement Office, the fair runs 10 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. next Wednesday.
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Mathilda Tyler
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Dorothy Murgatroyd
Washington Students Citizenship
Intercollegiate Association of the YM
YWCA
Inna Winocour
Erika Wupperman
Ruth Schachter
Miss Wupperman
American Friends
Miss Schachter
Institute of World Affairs
On Campus Co op Book Exchange February Hours
The On Campus Co op Book Exchange will be open February 17 from 11 to 1 and 3 to 5 p.m. A Thursday Noon Meeting in the College Parlor features Assistant Professor David A. Robertson discussing T. S. Eliot's Ash Wednesday with sandwiches and coffee available.
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David A. Robertson
T. S. Eliot
Weather Permits February Event with Low-Cost Tickets
Weather permitting, an event on February 18 will proceed. Tickets priced at fifty cents each go on sale at noon February 12 to 15. Transportation costs are set at $1.50.
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Jake
University Christian Association Hosts Open Dance and Meetings
The University Christian Association sponsors an open dance tomorrow at 8 30 in Earl Hall as the first in a Friday night series alternating social and work events. UCA also holds Wednesday noon discussions in the Chapel crypt with groups forming to study Christian doctrine the Bible and religious history.
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University Christian Association
Earl Hall
UCA
Square Dance Sponsored by Athletic Association in Gym
The Athletic Association will sponsor a square dance tomorrow from 9 to 11 in the gym. Rachel Solomon, A A folk dance chair man, announces Irv Brauman will call the dances. Admission is fifty cents with Bursar receipts required for Barnard students and guests. Refreshments will be served.
Barnard Newman Club Monthly Meeting Set
The Barnard Newman Club plans its regular meeting next Monday from 4 to 6 PM in Room 409 Barnard Hall. Members will discuss upcoming events and club activities.
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Barnard Hall
Faculty Art Show Opens Monday in Philosophy Hall
Columbia University hosts its annual Faculty Art Show in Philosophy Hall featuring works by teaching administration clerical and maintenance staff. The exhibit is sponsored by the School of Painting and Sculpture.
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Columbia
School of Painting and Sculpture
Barnard Camp Offers Sleigh Rides and Skiing Saturday
Barnard Camp schedules a Saturday program with sleigh rides and skiing on the snow covered grounds. Event promises family friendly outdoor recreation for winter visitors and local residents.
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Columbia College Junior Prom Held in Grand Ball
Columbia College hosts its junior prom in the Grand Ball with students dressed for the evening event. Organizers announce plans for decorations music and chaperones ensuring a safe festive night.
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Columbia College
Students sought as timekeepers for Barnard debate event
Debaters may contact Shoshanna Baron via Student Mail to volunteer as timekeepers or moderators for the Intercollegiate Debate Tournament at Barnard on Saturday February 17. Assignments cover morning and/or afternoon sessions.
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Shoshanna Baron
Prom Night at Hotel Statler With Claude Thornhill Orchestra
The February 23 prom will be held in the Statler Hotel room with Claude Thornhill and his orchestra providing music. Tickets are to be sold soon through the Social Affairs Office at John Jay Mezzanine.
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Statler
Claude Thornhill
Social Affairs
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Mrs Meyer Remembered as Barnard Camp Advocate
The obituary highlights Mrs Meyer as a lifelong contributor to Barnard College's Hudson River camp and a tireless writer. Her work aimed to integrate American Negroes into inclusive society. She remains noted for curiosity, reading, and devotion despite declining health.
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