Campus Activities Schedule Postponements and Exhibits
The sophomore freshmen math postpones to March 25. Folk Song Group meets 3 30 to 5 30 pm in Conference Room. Plans for Folk Festival at St Luke s Hospital discussed with singing afterward. Faculty paintings exhibit preview 4 to 6 pm in 301 Philosophy Hall open to students until February 24. Spanish majors lecture by Father Leocadio Lobo tomorrow at 1 pm in Spanish Club Room. Earl Hall Society meets in Dodge Room at 4 pm Wednesday to view One God The Ways We Worship Him film. Pre medical Society shows Clinical Malaria tomorrow at 4 30 pm in 309 Havemeyer Hall and Shades of Gray next Tuesday. Dean Emeritus Miss Virginia C Gildersleeve to speak on international education Wednesday at 8 15 pm in 301 Philosophy Hall with guest scholars.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Columbia University
Philosophy Hall
Leocadio Lobo
N.B.C. Symphony
Don Cossack Chorus
Union Seminary Choir
Earl Hall Society
Dodge Room
Earl Hall
Pre-medical Society
Havemeyer Hall
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnum College
American Association of University Women Scholars
Economics Department majors meeting schedule and topics
The economics steering committee finalized plans for tomorrow’s majors meeting at 1 p.m. in Brinckerhoff with Dean Millicent C. McIntosh addressing Sophomores on majoring choices. John A. Fitch will discuss coal strikes, and upcoming meetings are planned for March.
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Economics Department
John A. Fitch
Millicent C. McIntosh
Brinckerhoff
Milbank
Liberal Party Offers Lectures On World in Crisis Series
The Liberal Party of New York State announces tickets for a four session series titled World in Crisis. Sessions run March 3 March 17 and April 7 at 8 15 p m in the Hotel Claridge Broadway and 44 Street with the March 3 meeting at the Hotel Woodstock 127 West 43 Street. Speakers include Adolph A Berle Jr Hans Simons Reinhold Niebuhr and Louis Fischer. Tickets 40 cents or 1 25 for four, available at the door or Liberal Party headquarters LUdlow 2 1100.
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Liberal Party
New York State
Claridge
Broadway
44 Street
Woodstock
West 43 Street
Germany
China
Far East
Europe
Asia
Adolph A. Berle, Jr
Hans Simons
New School of Social Research
Reinhold Niebuhr
Union Theological Seminary
Louis Fischer
Ludlow
IZFA Book Drive Aids Hebrew University and Technion Students
IZFA chapters at Barnard and Columbia organize a book collection for Hebrew University in Jerusalem and Haifa Technion. They seek elementary to advanced texts and professional journals, with a February 17 or later target, plus a February 18 Carnival and dance at Casa Italiana to raise funds and awareness.
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Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Haifa Technion
Israel
Barnard
Columbia
IZFA
Zionist Federation of America
Jake
Elna Loscher
Casa Italiana
Barnard Alumnae Aid Vocational Committee Report
The vocational committee has examined department needs at Barnard with Miss Houghton director of the Placement Office assisting. They participated in a tea and discussion held by the alumnae committee to outline job requirements.
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Barnard
Houghton
Talk on Greek Theater by Dr Ellenor Swallow
Dr Ellenor Swallow of the Greek and Latin Department will discuss the Greek theater and Sophocles Antigone on Friday at 1 a.m. in the Spanish Club Room. The event is open to Barnard students and will be attended by the Spanish Drama Class and Spanish majors.
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Ellenor Swallow
Sophocles
Antigone
Barnard
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