A.S.A. Defends Civil Liberties Against McMartin Plan
Barnard Chapter of the A.S.A. counters a State Senate resolution to drive the American Student Association from New York City campuses. The group asserts it is not Communist but a political student organization promoting civil rights, free speech, and progressive policies. It urges letters to Board of Higher Education members urging support for its counter-resolution.
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Eligibility Week Plans Filed Officer Lists
The Eligibility Committee announces a shift from refiling photos to short meetings with club secretaries and committee chairmen on set days with a committee member. Feb 19 to 23 is Eligibility Week, when all officers and committee members must be filed. Secretaries will be notified soon of filing day and to bring old slips for updates.
Notices on scholarships and dental hygiene clinic opening
No new scholarship or grant applications for Spring due to lack of funds. Students in financial difficulty should consult Miss Minahan in the Dean's Office for advice. The Campus Dental Hygiene Clinic in Pupin Building room 227 is open daily December to June 9 to 11 30 A.M. Saturdays included, offering free teeth cleaning to all University students and staff.
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Municipal Civil Service Exam for Clerk Grade 2
The Municipal Civil Service Commission announces a Clerk Grade 2 examination for the Board of Higher Education. Applications must be filed by February 27. Seniors are eligible to apply. For details consult the Occupation Bureau.
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Music Club Plans Informal Musicale at College Parlor
The Music Club will host an informal musicale in the College Parlor on Friday at four. Members and guests are invited to enjoy light performances and socialize in a casual campus gathering.
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Menorah Opens Spring Term Discussion On Reform Judaism
The Menorah society begins its spring term with its first session this afternoon. Rabbi B Benedict Glazer of Temple Emanuel will lead the discussion on Reform Judaism.
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Temple Emanuel
Ski Movie Thursday at Barnard College
A ski movie will be shown Thursday at four o'clock in room 304 Barnard to precede Washingtons Birthday Barnard College ski bus trip and teach Barnardites how it is done.
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Spring Van Am Dance Classes Start February 14
The Spring Van Am Dance program begins February 14 with classes three times weekly on Monday Wednesday and Friday led by Vincent deC Lynn. It offers intermediate and advanced novelty ballroom dancing with 3 and 5 pm sessions on class days and an advanced 4 pm slot. An 8 lesson series plus 2 tea dances costs $2 and tickets are in Mrs Read's office or from Van Am members at Jake noon daily.
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Chapel Chorus To Rehearse Tonight At University Crypt
The Columbia Chapel Chorus resumes weekly rehearsals this evening in the Chapel Crypt. Open to all University of Columbia men and women students and anyone interested in joining for the spring session. The major program is Brahms Requiem on April 21.
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Columbia Chapel Chorus
White Studio Holds Portrait Proofs for Mortarboard Orders
Juniors are reminded that White Studio keeps their proofs on file for several months and may still order finished portraits. All orders benefit Mortarboard.
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University Lending Library Opens at South Hall
The University Library launches a Lending Service in room 203 South Hall allowing university members and families to borrow current fiction and non fiction books for a nominal fee.
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State Teachers Exam for oral approval set Feb 16
The New York State examination for oral approval to teach modern foreign languages is scheduled for February 16. Late registrants should contact the Occupation Bureau immediately. Katharine S. Doty.
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Katharine S. Doty
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