Science Society programs and university notices in brief
The Eastern Colleges Science Conference at Vassar College runs Feb 28 to March 2 with addresses by prominent scientists inviting all colleges to send representatives. Columbia University staff unveil a new U.N influenced course on Contemporary Economic Institutions in France. The Dramatists Alliance of Stanford offers four awards for plays and criticism with a Feb 15 deadline. Dr Robert Gordon Sproul declines Columbia presidency. Frank D Fackenthal outlines a 400 million dollar University Development Plan. Columbia hosts occupational conferences beginning with Casa Italiana last night. six more to come.
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Rev Stephen Bayne to Leave Columbia for Olympia Bishopric
The Rev Stephen F Bayne, University chaplain, will resign his post June 1 after being elected bishop of Olympia Washington on December 9. He will stay on to finish New York duties until then, with Bishop Huston remaining until March 31. Bayne, 38, with four children, has a varied career including Navy service and roles at Trinity Church St Louis and Smith College. No successor named yet.
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Barnard
Coffee Dance in Earl Hall Opens Semester
The first Coffee Dance of the semester will be held this afternoon in Earl Hall from 4 to 7 with recorded music. Refreshments from 5 to 5 30. Hearts and flowers decorate for Valentine mood. Columbia students invite Barnard girls partners. United Nations Committee sponsors trips to Lake Success meetings. send names and available days to Meg Sherburn.
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Lake Success
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Mortarboard Urges Yearbook Payments by March 1
The organization urges students who pledged to buy the yearbook to remit $3.75 by March 1. Payments should be sent via Student Mail to Hannah Rosenblum or Doris Biggio.
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Mortarboard
Hannah Rosenblum
Doris Biggio
Sophomore Assembly On Courses And Careers
Dean Gildersleeve will address the sophomore class at Brinckerhoff Theatre on Tuesday February 18 at 1 10 PM. Her talk titled Courses and Careers will cover selecting a major and its relation to future work and relevant course choices for junior and senior years.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Columbia Spectator Returns to Daily Publication
For the first time in five years the Columbia Spectator resumes daily issues with a staff approaching forty. City editors for each edition and night editors will manage daily technical features, with a reorganization and planned new features. The paper also has an arrangement with the New York Herald Tribune to publish daily news highlights and a sports summary.
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Metropolitan
Junior Show Tryouts Begin Monday at 6 to 9
Barbara Schultz announces first junior show tryouts on Monday February 17 from 6 to 8 volunteers are sought for set building with Ann Ford as props chairman. The show runs Friday and Saturday nights March 21 and 22 and the book is by Daryl Hamburger.
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Barbara Schultz
Daryl Hamburger
Ann Ford
Attendance Rules For Meetings At Senior Proctors Court
The Court of Senior Proctors announces attendance rules for required assemblies and class meetings. Each matriculated student must attend. excuses should be sent to Audrey Cox or the class treasurer as appropriate. lacking a legitimate excuse requires a twenty five cent payment. transfers should contact Mrs. English to clarify class affiliation.
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Bulletin appoints Ann Terry as official photographer
Ann Terry of class of 1949 has been appointed the official Bulletin photographer. The previous photographer was Marcia Holstein, a 1946 graduate.
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