Campus Square Dance and Open House Events Across Columbia
The Athletic Association hosts a 8 to 11 pm square dance in the Gymnasium with Dick Kraus as master of ceremonies. Refreshments sold at fifty cents. Earl Hall auditorium opens daily 12:20 to 2 pm with ping pong, card games, music and dancing. Various talks and film showings scheduled at Earl Hall and Conference Room including topics on existentialism economics and morals and a career with international student groups. William Hastie to speak on Negroes in the U.S.A. at International House with free tickets available in the Veterans Affairs Building.
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the Athletic Association
Dick Kraus
Earl Hall
John E. Smith
Philosophy
Religion
Barnard
International Committee of
Columbia University
William Hastie
The
Virgin Islands
International House
U.S.A
Missing Home and Community Song Books Found After Assembly
After the February 8 assembly two Home and Community Song Books distributed on seats were found missing. Professor Carolyn P. Cady of the Music Department requests students who have the books to return them promptly to Mrs English’s.
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Carolyn P. Cady
Horst to Speak at Barnard Dance Studio Thursday
Louis Horst, renowned choreography critic and Dance Observer editor, will address Barnard’s dance group on Thursday February 24 at 4 20 pm. He has taught Pre classic and Modern Forms at the Neighborhood Playhouse and has chaired Greek Games music judging. Only participating students and group members may attend due to limited space.
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Louis Horst
Barnard
Horst
Dance Observer
Constitution Revisions Outline Changes and Deadlines
The article notes a revised constitution effort with questionnaires due by February 238 and aims to clarify offices and authority. It cites outdated provisions on wartime posts activity fee club charters and plans to revise the initiative and referendum process.
Columbia Establishes New Cancer Research Center
Columbia University announces the Institute of Cancer Research at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center. Dr Willan Rappleye notes preliminary work underway. The project includes three new cancer labs atop the Van derbilt Clinic and Francis Delafield Hospital, with a 2 million dollar cost, amid a 7 million dollar cancer hospital in construction for the Medical Center. The institute will collaborate with the Physics Department on the Nevis cyclotron near Irvington-on-Hudson.
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Columbia University
Columbia - Presbyterian Medical Center
Willan Rappleye
Faculty of Medicine
Vanderbilt Clinic
Francis Delafield Hospital
Medical Center
City of New York
Institute of Cancer Research
C Ibia
Department of
Nevis
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Constitution Revision Cited as Flawed in Activities Fee Vote
Citing defects in the latest practical use the Activities Fee vote is challenged while noting the constitution’s last revision occurred in May 1944. The report frames ongoing concerns about the validity of the vote under the current constitutional framework.
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Newman Club
Anne Freemantle
Karl Marx
Barnard Newman Club
New York
Department of Physical Education
New York State Department of Commerce
Lowell Thomas
Henry Paschke
Winter Sports News
John A. Kollenhoven
Lucyle Hook
David A. Robertson
French R. Fogle
Engle
Broadway
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111Th Street
Columbia
New Cancer Research Center
St. Paul’s Chapel
Louis W. Pitt
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W. J. Chase
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