Rand Denounces Injustice Against US Big Business
Ayn Rand denounces what she calls monstrous injustice toward America’s persecuted big business. In a Wollman auditorium lecture she links anti trust laws to pogroms and urges a return to laissez faire. She argues government coercion harms productive enterprise and cites the General Electric case as an example of alleged law fluidity.
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America
Ayn Rand
Wollman Auditorium
United States
Columbia
WKCR
Miss Rand
Capialm
Ammons
General Electric
Greek Games Holds Tryouts For Lyric Reader This Week
Tryouts for the Lyric Reader priestesses and challengers take place in the gymnasium on Wednesday February 21 from noon to 1:00 pm. Judges include Professors Hook Norman and Miss Jenkins. Sophomores lead program cover contest with Gail Studick design.
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Lucyle Hook
Richard A. Norman
Cate
Madeline Jenkins
Jake
Gail Studick
Athena
Anne- Marie Regal
Marina Angel
Noon Preview: Reminiscences Of A War Time Chaplain
The Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church hosts a Noon Meeting on March 1 with Reverend Dr H C Reade speaking on wartime chaplaincy. No meeting this week due to a college holiday.
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H C Reade
Madison Avenue
Presbyteran Church
Barnard Students Plan Summer Research Across Continents
Four Barnard students receive Carnegie Foundation grants for summer study in Europe and Latin America. Virginia Green Karen Mortenson and Susan Kaufman join the Columbia Cornell Harvard Illinois program in Brazil and Ecuador, Elaine Golden goes to Dijon France, with three Latin American participants spending three months in a rural village under a supervising professor.
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Brazil
Ecuador
Elaine Golden
Dijon
France
Latin America
Columbia
Guls
Miss Green
Miss Mortenson
Barnard
Miss Golden
Europe
Students Debate Role of Government Advice at Assembly
A campus discussion continues on whether to censor agencies with more information arguing that democracy rests on public opinion. A student says countering Kennedy advisers with independent scientists is valid. Next 63 class meeting will vote on how Representative Assembly members should represent students.
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Moe
Foundation of Democracy
Kennedy
Representative Assembly
Experts Outline Cost of National Shelter Program in NYC
Specialists estimate sheltering 7 782,000 New York City residents would cost about 17 899 billion dollars. They held a Friday press conference at Mudd Hall to distribute copies of their studies titled A National Shelter Program Its Cost and Feasibility.
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New York City
Specalits
Mudd Hall
Biological Journal Meeting On February Twentieth
The Bigloviest Joustory mattee will meet lampress February 20 in 409. Discussion covers forming a biological society the possible publication of a mimeographed newsletter and the volume of the Journal’s charter.
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Mattee
Lampress
Columbia Barnard names department chairmen and new hires
Ruben Varga to join Applied Music at Columbia Barnard. teaches beginners for term fee of 150 dollars with February 1923 registration. Helen H. Bacon named Greek and Latin chairman, Tracy Kendler to lead Psychology, Margarita Da Cal chairs Spanish, Rene Albrecht-Carrie and Bernard Barber appointed History and Sociology chairmen. Returns from leave include Joseph Brennan, Jane Mahler, and J G Sherman. New faculty include Richard G Abell, Graham Adams Jr, Danielle Haase-DuBosc 39, and Ellen Teigv as Theater Technical Director.
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Ruben Varga
Columbia- Barnard
Helen H. Bacon
John Day
Tracy S. Kendler
Richard Pardee Youtz
Richard G. Abell
Graham Adams, Jr
Danielle Haase-DuBosc
Ellen Teigv
Conservative Flier Attacks Peace Groups at Columbia
A mimeographed flier from the Conservative Association of Columbia University targets the Student Peace Union and similar groups. It decries the Washington Project titled Turn Toward Peace as a disaster and argues against weapon concessions and a Berlin settlement. The piece promises conservative foreign policy proposals forthcoming.
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Washington
Conservative Association of
Columbia University
Student Peace Union
Conservative Association
Berlin
Europe
Association
Barnard Faculty Awards And Grants Across Departments
Barnard faculty receive multiple gifts and grants including 20000 for student financial aid from the Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation and 23000 to the Cordelia Wendt Fund restricted from wages. Millicent McIntosh to moderate a Boston Club event on March 24 titled Forecast for Women. Grants include 8644 to Ingrith Devine for electrolyte exchange in kidney tissue from 1962 to 1968 and 33713 to Aubrey Gorbman for central nervous fume ions related to endocrine state. Professors Desiuo Gillin Toralballa Cabell Greer King engage in university and professional activities. The Signet Pride and Prejudice edition notes an Attersword by Joann More.
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Barnard
Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation
Cordelia Wendt
Ingrith Devine
United States Public Health Service
Professar Desiuo
Boga of
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Rand
By Mada Levine
Greek Games
Room
Yavneh
I. Wohlgelerender
Tenson
Susan Kaufman
Lion
Biological Journal
Joseph G. Brennan
Jane G. Mahler
J. Gilmour Sherman
Millicent C McIntosh
Boston Club
American Alumni Council
Marion Gillin
UR Westean
Resta
International Economic Integration
Jane Austen
Joann More
Barnard English Department
Gloria Toralballa
Chemistry
Public Health Service
The
National Institute of Health
W. Cabell Greer
Markel Foundation
Colorado Springs
Aubrey Gorbman
Zoology
Edwoest J. King
Wall
American Chemical Society
Middle States Association
Juanita College
Huntington
Pennsylvana
Camp Counsellor
Association of Private
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Canada
Association OF Private Camps
Maxwell M Alexander
West 42Nd Street
New York
N.Y
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