Mead to Speak on Character and Policy at McMillin
Margaret Mead, Barnard ’28, renowned anthropologist, speaks Friday at McMillin Theatre in the Institute series on Men Who Rule Britain After the War. Her career includes curator roles at the American Museum of Natural History and teaching stints at Vassar.
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Margaret Mead
Barnard
Polimorrow
Co 1 Institute
McMillin
John Dugdale
Britain
Dr Mead
Columbia
American Miam of Natural History
Vassar
Mead
Chi
Ursula Price of Barnard A British student's vibrant profile
Ursula Price, a Greek and Latin major born in Buckinghamshire, wins classical prizes at Barnard, teaches Sunday School, and enjoys jazz and Handel. She describes American life as liberally studying, commutes from Irvington, and values cosmopolitan Barnard culture while recalling early culture shock and a lively past including a farm summer and a tortoise named Tim.
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Ursula Price
Ursuaa
Ursula
Little Lulu
Hakinson
Tim
High Wycombe
Barnard
Buckinghamshire
England
America
Aphrodite
Apollo
Clermont
Andocides
Euripides
Juvenal
Tacitus
Handel
Bach
Wilfred Lawson
Christine
Irvington on-the-Hudson
Hacker Addresses Menorah Today at Earl Hall
Professor Louis M. Hacker of Columbia College will speak at the joint weekly open house of the Menorah and Seixas Societies today at 4 in Earl Hall. Hacker, a Columbia alumnus and author, has taught there since 1935 and lectured at Wisconsin and Ohio State universities.
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Louis M. Hacker
Columbia College Department of Economics
Earl Hall
Hacker
Columbia University
Charles A. Beard
Bureau of Municipal Research
Columbia
United States
The
Mercury
University of Wisconsin
Ohio State University
Rosalind Tureck Recitals For War Relief Beneficiaries
Rosalind Tureck will give three piano recitals at Town Hall to aid United War Relief and the Sarah M. Sturdevant Graduate Fellowship. She will perform Bach on January 15 February 5 and March 4 at 3 PM with remaining orchestra seats and balcony spots available. Part of proceeds go to international and American relief efforts. Anne Hawkes chairs the Columbia Committee.
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Columbia Committee For United War Relief
United War Relief
Sarah M. Sturdevant
Rosalind Tureck
The
Herald-Tribune
Town Hall
Anne Hawkes
Dean Herbert &. Hawkes
Columbia College
Columbia Committee
Last Midshipman Dance Of Term Benefits NWF
The final term dance for midshipmen at Earl Hall raised funds for the Barnard National War Fund. Subscriptions were set at 75 cents, up from 50, due to a quarantine delay for Navy men. Next semester dances will target new midshipman classes and V-12s with increased subscriptions.
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Earl Hall
Barnard National War Fund
Fllstricken Navy
V-12
Suzy Cole
Majors Discuss Job Opportunities at Barnard Luncheon
Sociology majors will hear about Employment Openings in Government Work while Cora Kasius of Barnard and the Community Service Society speaks on Job Opportunities in Social Work. Luncheon in 401 Barnard Hall costs 38 cents for day students, free for dormitory residents.
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Cora Kasius
Barnard
Community Service Society of New York
Barnard Hall
Jake
Milbank
José Weisberger
Spain
Weisberger
Edward II praised for masterly production and emotional impact
Review notes exceptional interpretations by de Clare and a credible minor cast. The entire cast delivered a smooth integrated performance with precise gestures and timing. From start to finish the Edward II production offered a deeply satisfying and emotional experience.
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de Clare
Edward II
Mortarboard yearbook seeks all Barnard students for subscriptions
Mortarboard editor Dorothy Dattner says the college yearbook includes all students and junior pictures are done while copy is being finished. The photography contest winner signifying the year of change will be announced this week as almost 400 subscriptions have been received with a March 1 deadline.
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Dorothy Dattner
Barnard
Helen Sack
Miss Sack
Mortarboard
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Louis P. Lochner
A.P. Corresent
Berlin
Germany
Stuart
Philip Noble
Indies
M. Thomas Tchou
Chiang -Shek
Jso
Leonard Craske
Gloucester
Nile
and Merrill
Mueller
Lulu
Arnold Bennett
David
By Joan Zeiger
Mr. Handel
U. S
Menorah
Eastman
State Dept. of Education
Free Employment Service
E. C. Gaines
Lexington Ave
Murray Hill
Inquire
Box M
Bulletin
Hudson St
Meer Chambers
40Th St
Broadway
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Brock
3Rd Av
N.Y
Washington &T
Boro Hall
Brocklyn
Western Union
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