Four Barnard Students Attend U.N. Conference
Four Barnard students Ann Ford Charlotte Brandis Louise Lyczak and Meg Sherburne attended a noon to evening U N conference at Essex House sponsored by the American Association for the United Nations Church Peace Union and other groups. Dr Quincy Wright University of Chicago spoke on security and disarmament noting that war preparations no longer guarantee security and that stronger world cooperation is essential. Carlyle Morgan chairman of the Peoples Section urged nationwide enrollment and personal responsibility to support the U N and keep world problems in dialogue.
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Essex House
United Nations
American Association For the United Nations
Church Peace Union
Commission To
Organization of Peace
World Alliance For International Friendship Through
Churches
Barnard
Ann Ford
Charlotte Brandis
Louise Lyczak
Quincy Wright
University of Chicago
Wright
Carlyle Morgan
Peoples Section
The
Stage Notes on Piscator Group at President Theatre
About Town reviews a Drama Workshop presentation at the President Theatre. The production adapts works from Aristophanes to modern playwrights with a bare stage and audience entrances. Tickets for all six plays cost ten dollars with a fifty percent student discount.
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Mr. Piscator
The
Drama Workshop
Aristophanes
Shakespeare
Atomic Problems Concerning New Chem Instructor
Miss Judith Bregman, a chemistry instructor with near PhD status from Cornell, helps define Diketent with a coworker while teaching analytical methods. She advocates internationalizing atomic energy and emphasizes constructive uses of discoveries amid debates on 500 scientists questioned by the army and potential U.S. citizenship and university placement.
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Judith Bregman
Miss Bregman
Cornell
Hiroshima
Federation of American Scientists
Association of New York Scientists
Baruch
Indi
Newman Club to Hear Father Daly on Marriage Prerequisites
Father John Daly, counselor to Catholic students, speaks at the Newman Club on Is Love a Necessary Prerequisite for Marriage. Meeting at 4 in the College Parlor. An Earl Hall dance follows. Admission 25 cents for members 35 cents for non members.
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John Daly
Newman Club
Earl Hall
Fourth Dinner Honors English A Class of 1947
The fourth annual reunion dinner for the English A class of 1947 was held last Wednesday in Butler Hall with Miss Latham as guest of honor. Attendees included Carol Johns Audrey Cox Helen Trevor Virginia Haggerty Evi Bossanyi Virginia Kanick Helen Swikart Natalie Trousoff Marion Popper Glory Schwantes Rosetta Croxton and Ruth Raup.
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Minor Latham
Miss Latham
Butler Hall
Carol Johns
Audrey Cox
Helen Trevor
Virginia Haggerty
Evi Bossanyi
Virginia Kanick
Helen Swikart
Natalie Trousoff
Marion Popper
Glory Schwantes
Rosetta Croxton
Ruth Raup
Barnard Calendar Events Schedule February 17 46
Barnard College calendar lists events including Newman Club debate on Is Love a Necessary Requisite for Marriage February 17 in Parlor 110 Dean’s address to Sophomore class in Theatre February 18 voting for Honor Board Chairman on Jake February 19 and February 20 voting hours 10 to 4 in Jake, UCA Lenten series God the Father Almighty led by Reverend Doctor W G Cole 4 to 6.
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Newman Club
Jake
U.C.A
God the Father Almighty
Reverend Doctor
W. G. Cole
Columbia Sponsors Occupational Series
Columbia hosts a sequence of Occupational Conferences in February and March at Casa Italiana Auditorium to guide graduates and underclassmen toward career planning. A Job Survey highlighted key fields with dates: accounting on Feb 27, sales on Mar 6, journalism on Mar 13, teaching and government service on Mar 20, and personnel and industrial relations on Mar 27. an Feb 20 introductory panel will discuss essential job‑seeking knowledge with invited business leaders.
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Columbia
Casa Italiana
117Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Columbia group forms anti bias slate on campus
The Columbia University Council Against Dis crimination met at Hamilton Hall to outline a five point program against discriminatory practices in textbooks quotas employment teaching and local businesses. It aims to back the Austin Mahoney Bill with postcard campaigns and a mass Albany trip. Members include American Youth for Democracy NAACP Teachers College AVA Columbia chapter AVKC Student League for Industrial Democracy and Progressive Citizens Association.
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Columbia University Council Against Discrimination
Hamilton Hall
Albany
Try-outs for Greek Games parts announced for March 5
The gym will host speaker try-outs at noon on March 5 for Priestesses and Heralds. Sophomores and Freshmen should submit names to Jean Goodman, Entrance Chairman, before the date. Qualifications focus on dignity posture and voice.
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Jean Goodman
St Pauls Chapel Weekday Service and Ash Wednesday Notes
Weekday noon service at St Pauls Chapel noted for Feb 17 18 19 and 20 events. Prayers on Tus Feb 18 for UCA Day. Ash Wednesday observance on Feb 19 with Chaplain Bayne. Barnard Day Feb 20 features Prof James Muilenberg of Union Theological Seminary.
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Service of Music
UCA
Dudlus da Tan
Wid
Bayne
Nan Doggett Explores Faith and Life Paths
Nan Doggett discusses combining religion with social responsibility and individual happiness. She believes psychiatrists and religious precepts align on helping people find a fuller life. The couple debates career, family, and religious education at Union Theological Seminary after graduation.
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Nan
Colege
Carroll
Union Theological Semyuary
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Meg Sherburne
Morgan
President Theatre
Cated
Father Daly
Joan Abbrancati
Elizabeth Lowe
Martha Muse
Little Parlor
Austin Or
Mahoney
American Youth For Democracy
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Teachers College Chapter
of the American Veterans Com
Mittee
Amer
Ican Veterans Committee
League For Industrial Democracy
And
Progressive Citizens Association
ST Paul’s Chapel
Nan Doggett
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