Booklet of Bicentennial Conference Speeches Sold
The Graduate Club Union for Social Cooperation distributes a 25 cent booklet compiling speeches from the 1954 Bicentennial Conference. Part One covers rights of free Americans with remarks by Grayson Kirk and Eleanor Roosevelt. Part Two discusses educational quotas and segregation. Part Three surveys national security and liberty with Jessup and Norman Thomas. Proceeds support Barnard distribution through CUSc reps Eleanor Murray and Selma Tennenbaum.
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Grayson Kirk
Henry Steele Commager
Eleanor Roosevelt
America
Bernard Ireland
F.E.P.C
Arts Conference Planners Assemble for Eastern Festival
The conference will be held in the Minor Latham Drama Workshop with a committee led by Professor Henry B. Parkes. Barnard College figures Miss Annette Karp, Miss Ellen Blumenthal, and Mrs Phyllis Michelfelder coordinate publicity and reservations with dozens of Barnard and invited students from about 50 eastern colleges.
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Latham
Henry B. Parkes
Annette Kar
Ellen Blumenthal
Phyllis Michelfelder
Barnard College
Barbara Lapchick
Mary Alexander
Eileen, O’connor
Sylvia Simmons
Ruth Woodruff
Joyce Marie Springer
Fine Arts Club of
Barnard
Scholarship and Loan Applications for 1955 56 Open
Application forms for the academic year 1955 56 must be filled out and returned to Mrs. Anneke Verhave secretary to the Scholarship and Loan Committee 117 Milbank by March 1 1955. New forms are in use this year applicants should secure them immediately from Mrs Verhave.
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Anneke Verhave
Scholarship and Loan Committee
Milbank
Verhave
Lamont argues First Amendment must be defended
Columbia philosophy lecturer Corliss Lamont told a Students for Democratic Action meeting that civil liberties in the Bill of Rights are indivisible and that free discussion remains essential. He warned against congressional committees infringing witnesses' rights, urging a distinction between speech and acts in investigations.
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Corliss Lamont
Columbia
Dr. Lamont
Students For Democratic Action
Lamont
Congressional
Work Begins On New Lab at Columbia University
Grayson Kirk announces construction of the George B. Pegram Laboratory a physics research building set for completion in August with an estimated cost of 350000. The Atomic Energy Commission funds most of the cost while Columbia covers the rest from a special bequest. The commission also provides a 6 000 000 electron volt Van de Graaff generator with installation totaling about 450000 and will retain ownership. The lab is named for Dean Pegram a pioneer atomic physicist and adviser to the university president.
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George B. Pegram Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Columbia University
Commission
George B. Pegram
Dean Pegram
Seniors Order Caps Gowns for Graduation
Seniors may rent or purchase caps and gowns with measurements taken Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays noon to 1 pm in room 107 Barnard Hall. Prices: new gown $14, cap $3, rental $2.50, linen collars $0.50 and $0.60, used gowns $7 and used caps $1.50. Payment advised at order time, Bina Saksena announced.
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Barnard Hall
Bina Saksena
Saksena
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Washington State
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