Bear Spring Issue Seeks Undergraduate Submissions
Bear calls for fiction non fiction and poetry from undergraduates for its spring issue. Submissions due by February 20 with typewritten double spaced 84 by 11 sheets and no author name on copy. Send via Student Mail or box on Jake for editors Marion Hausner Phyllis Maloy Lois Harmon.
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Radcliffe Offers Business Courses for 1948 49 Fellowships
Radcliffe College announces a limited number of fellowships covering tuition in full or part for a ten month Training Program in Business Management. Open to young women seeking personnel or other administrative roles, the program includes seven months of class work with Harvard Business School faculty. Starts August 28, 1948. Apply to Mr T North Whitehead at Radcliffe College Cambridge 38 Massachusetts.
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Graduate School of Business Administration
Harvard University
T. North Whitehead
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Bulletin announces tryouts for news and business staffs
Bulletin calls a noon meeting in Room 405 Barnard Hall on Wednesday February 18 for all who want to try out for the news staff. A second noon meeting on Thursday February 19 in Room 405 is for those interested in joining the business and advertising staffs.
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Columbia Students Protest Fee Rise Cont'd
Columbia students voiced opposition to a fee increase through protests at John Jay Hall during an alumni banquet. The Executive Committee of the University Student Council condemned bypassing student input and urged the board to allow student views. The American Veterans Committee vowed support for student actions and urging reopened consultation.
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Columbia
American Veterans Committee
University Student Council
Frederick Coykendall
Board of Trustees
AVC
Philosophy Hall
Paul R. Meyer
University to raise fees and seek gifts in long range plan
A university official announced a proposed fee rise to 650 000 by June and a potential 2 150 000 annual level thereafter if approved. He warned the deficit would still exceed 1 000 000 in June 1949 despite the action. Provost Jacobs said financial aid would rise 75 percent and the Development Plan seeks more gifts and endowments from alumni and friends.
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Barnard Students Propose Aid Plan Amid Tuition Debate
Barnard students urge policy action to ease student costs. They call for a student-trustee committee to delay tuition increases and explore Columbia University aid, endowment growth, and the president's report on Aid for Education.
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