Debate Council Hosts Foreign Policy Panel at Harkness
Columbia University Debate Council presents an 8 00 PM panel on postwar American foreign policy in Harkness Theatre. Four faculty members speak: Cole Jessup Kirk and Krout with moderator Dean Harry Carman guiding the discussion.
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Columbia
Cole
Jessup
Kirk
Krout
Harkness
Columbia University Debate Council
America
Columbia University
Charles Woolsey Cole
A . Toam
Raguate
American Economic Association
The
Economic History Association
Philip C. Jessup
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Elihu Root
American Journal of International Law
Grayson Kirk
University of Wisconsin
Office of War Information
Washington, D. C
John Allen Krout
Graduate History Department
Political Science Quarterly
New York State Historical Association
Dixon R. Fox
Union College
Harry
Corpus Christi Holds Lenten Services Daily Noon Mass
Corpus Christi will conduct Lenten Mass daily at 12 30 p m at Corpus Christi with the Newman club urging members to attend.
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Corpus Christi
Newman Club
National Service Activity Urged for War Effort
The War Activities Committee urges students to take summer jobs for the Allied war effort. Miss Jesse Scott leads the Vocational Committee with focus on resident students, while day students may knit during commutes. A UNRRA clothing drive is planned for March and an armed forces book drive in April.
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Duce
Jesse Scott
Ferns
War Activities Committee
UNRRA
Armed Forces
Gateways to Lasting Peace UNIC broadcast features Henri Fast
Plan UNIC Movies continues with a weekly forum What Do You Think featuring Gateways to Lasting Peace. The UN Information Council radio broadcast on WHOM will include Henri Fast, author and Belgian Liberal Press Association president. Complimentary tickets available at Main Library Reference Room, South Hall, and University headquarters 101 Livingston Hall.
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United Nations Information Council
Henri Fast
Liberal Press Association
Brander Matthews
South Hall
Livingston Hall
UNIC
Ex Shanghai Lawyer Addresses Alumnae on Stage Arts
Mrs Zung led the alumnae gathering with English and Chinese readings. A sixtieth anniversary wish for the Alumnae Association was voiced to be marked at Barnard College in China. Madam Charlotte Muret conducted a symposium with four International Studies majors presenting reasons for their majors. Sabra Follett, Hope Simon, Madeline Getaz and Edith Ninomiya spoke for Germany, Russia, Italy and Japan. Aline MacMahon read Babette Deutsch poetry.
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Miss Zung
Barnard College
China
Charlotte Muret
Sabra Follett
Hope Simon
Madeline Getaz
Edith Ninomiya
Germany
Russia
Italy
Japan
Aline MacMahon
Babette Deutsch
Eligibility Of Nominees For Student Groups
The article lists candidates and roles for club elections. Helen Pond serves as Freshman class President and belongs to International Relations, French, and Music clubs. Rosemary Richmond is on the Freshman Greek Games Property Committee and is a member of Wigs and Cues. Laurie Trevor is Freshman class Vice-President, on Bear and Mortarboard art staffs, and a Rep Assembly member, also in Greek Games Athletics. Natalia Troncoso belongs to Glee Club and Rep Assembly and is Freshman representative on the Dorm Executive Committee.
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Helen Pond
Miss Pond
Rosemary Richmond
Miss Richmond
Wigs
Cues
Laurie Trevor
Miss Trevor
Bear and Mortarboard
Rep Assembly
Natalia Troncoso
Troncoso
Glee Club
Ex Smith Dean Talks of War at Spring Assembly
Professor Marjorie Nicholson of the University Graduate Faculty addressed Smith College on From One War Generation to Another. She urged women students to pursue professional roles, maintain fitness, and accept responsibility alongside privilege as a new academic procession was introduced.
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Marjorie Nicholson
Nicholson
Smith College
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Representative Assembly
Kangaroos and Collegiates Share Anzac Tea Dance
Fifty three Australians and Kiwis joined Barnard students for an Anzac tea dance. Waltzes and fox trots filled the Brooks Tallinine room as guests from Pier 92 and New Zealand showcased a campus exhibition. Prizes in an elimination waltz included cigarettes and a Peter Dawson record. A Melbourne and New Zealand broadcasting moment via CURC celebrated Columbia University's UN Information Council project. Mrs Berendsen and party helped serve refreshments as Aussie sergeants explored campus sights.
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Brooks
Dottie Pasetti
Jane Brunstetter
Columbia Navy
Pier 92
Peter Dawson
Columbia University
University of Melbourne
University of New Zealand
Australian University
Columbia
United Nations Information Council
Mra
Car A. Berendsen
New Zealand
United States
Washington
Low Library
Brooks Hall
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Heaven
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Puerto Rico
Punxsutawney
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