Term Drive Culminates At Carnival
A gala Carnival finalizes fund raising for the Children’s Aid Society. About $1,600 raised to date. Activities include a faculty skit, dance, and club booths in Barnard gym from 8 p.m. to midnight. Tickets at door or on Jake today and tomorrow. Nine teen clubs participate. autographed pictures of Eisenhower and Stevenson may be auctioned. Proceeds fund Wagon Road Camp for handicapped children.
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Children’s Aid Society
Barnard
Jake
Selma Tennenbaum Rossen
Carnival
Millicent C. McIntosh
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Annex
Social Council
Columbia
Rossen
Hadassah Teitz
Lily Shimamoto
Jeanette May
Ruth Ephraim
Wagon Road
Spanish Festival Presents Florit's Una Mujer Sola at Barnard
Barnard College presents an original Spanish one act play Una Mujer Sola by Eugenio Florit with Amelia Del Rio in the lead role. The program includes El Pobre Valbuena by Arni ches and Alvarez with Florit in a principal role and musical and dance numbers by Montoya Montoya and students. Proceeds fund a department scholarship in memory of Carolina Marcial Dorado.
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Eugenio Florit
Barnard College
McMillin Theater
Amelia del Rio
Carlos Arniches
Enrique Garcia Alvarez
Florit
Carlitos Montoya
Trianita Montoya
Barnard
Svetlana
Natalia Kluge
Emilio de Torre
Radio and Television
United Nations
Fernando Texidor
Dale Publishing Company
del Rio
Noon Meeting Explores Man and Reality Talk
Dr. Robert Gilmore, college secretary of the American Friends Service Committee, will address the Thursday Noon Meeting on man’s religious beliefs and actions in “Man’s Flight from Reality.” The Quaker group promotes world understanding and peace. Gilmore holds degrees from Miami University and Yale and has taught at several universities.
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Robert Gilmore
American Friends Service Committee
Mr. Gilmore
Dr. Gilmore
Miami University
Yale
University of Pittsburgh
Kenyon College
Miami
Fromm Links Reality and Religion in Interfaith Talk
Psychiatrist Erich Fromm argues true reality and genuine psychoanalysis reveal selves beyond fiction. He says adjustment means conformity and real growth requires meeting conflicts to maintain individuality, tying psychology and religion to human awakening and self awareness.
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Erich Fromm
Seixas- Menorah Society
Fromm
Dr. Fromm
Camps and Hotels Offer Summer Job Positions
Mrs. Ethel Paley from the Placement Office says summer jobs at camps and resorts are plentiful mainly in New York and New England with some in National Parks. Open roles include counselors waitresses clerical staff waterfront arts and crafts and drama coordinators for girls eighteen or older with various skills including French sociology psychology education and handicapped or aged care.
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Ethel Paley
New York
New England
Paley
Nominees For Office Speak At Assembly
Judy Smith reports at the nominations assembly in the gym three Juniors Sandy Dibbell Irene Lefel and Ann Lord were nominated for president of the Undergraduate Association voting will be today and tomorrow on Jake Mimi Kurtz Teri Kaplan and Gloria Strassheim were nominated for vice president Fran Horak and Cherry White for secretary Jane Peyser was the sole candidate nominated for treasurer
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Sandy Dibbell
Irene Lefel
Ann Lord
Jake
Mimi Kurtz
Teri Kaplan
Gloria Strassheim
Fran Horak
Cherry White
Jane Peyser
New Medieval Lecture Series Opens Next Tuesday
John H. Mundy of Barnard will deliver the first of three medieval culture lectures next Tuesday in the Minor Latham Theater on The Problem of Medieval Studies. The series, part of an extracurricular effort sponsored by the Assemblies Committee, aims to cover the ancient world through modern times in four year cycles.
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John H. Mundy
Barnard
Latham
Mundy
Cynthia Bachner
Meyer Schapiro
Columbia
Mario Pei
Platforms Of Undergraduate President Candidates
Read page three for each candidate’s stated platform and priorities. The section outlines goals on student life governance and campus initiatives as presented by the campaigns.
C U S C Drafts Resolution On Alabama Riots and Education Parley
The Columbia University Student Council formed a five member committee to draft a resolution denouncing mob violence at Alabama and urging Autherine Lucy readmission. It backs desegregation and plans open air forums on College Walk March 15. The council votes next Monday and holds a two day student conference April 27-28 on education themes.
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Columbia University
University of Alabama
India
Alabama
Autherine J. Lucy
Juniors Present The Three Horned Dilemma Show
The Junior Show titled The Three Horned Dilemma runs March 1 2 and 3 in the Minor Latham Drama Workshop. Tickets cost 1.00 for opening night and 1.25 for the remaining performances with sales in Hamilton Hall and on Jake. Students are invited to sell tickets via a sign-up poster on the Junior Class bulletin board. production directed by June Knight under Janet Gottlieb’s chairmanship.
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Latham
Hamilton Hall
Jake
June Knight
Janet Gottlieb
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Reality
Betsy Wright
Clarice Debrunner
Diana Cohen
Paula Friedman
Susan Walker
Psychiatrist Fromm
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Edith Tennenbaum Shapiro
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