College delegates map UNO services for student groups
Nine colleges' delegates discussed AAUN offerings to campus groups. Proposed services include UNO information columns in undergraduate papers, AAUN speakers bureaus, and campus UNO education programs with a $3 fee. Plans emphasize use through existing political groups and broad student outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNO
American Association For the United Nations
United Nations ‘Organization
AAUN
Barnard
International Relations Club
Rotary
IRC
American University
Washington, D.C
Bryn Mawr
Columbia College
Cornell
New Jersey College For Women
Rutgers
Smith
Swarthmore
Harvey N. Davis
Clark M. Eichelberger
Howard E. Wilson
Exhibit Non-Objective Paintings In Old Study
The Fine Arts Club hosts a February tea to showcase abstract works by Rosenberg Van Wicht Moeller Drewes Arban and Gottlieb replacing camp drawings. A critic offers subjective impressions of pieces including Drewses Composition Urban Still Life No 1 Van Wicht Gothic Rosenborg The Night World Moeller Frost and Gottlieb Compartment of Silence with a forthcoming illustrated lecture on non-objective art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Club
Letie Sganto Teleki
Rosenberg
van Wicht
Moeller
Drewes
Arban
Gottlieb
Werner Drewes
Albert Urban
John van Wicht
Rosenborg
Han Moeller
B. Brimberg
Liberal Club to Head Barnard Carnival Booth and Palestine Question
Liberal Club met in Hewitt Dining Hall to appoint a committee for the BLC booth at Barnard's carnival and to consider a donation to the UAW in members' names. Discussed a permanent information committee on Zionism and Palestine questions, with a vote due Monday on the Political Council proposal and the club's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Club
Hewitt Dining Hall
BLC
UAW
Palestine
Rep Assembly
Political Council
Bulletin announces hiatus until February 14
Bulletin states this will be the last issue until Thursday February 14 at the opening of the second semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Matador Addresses Spanish Majors' Group
Mr. Sidney Franklin the only North American bullfighter addressed the last Spanish Majors meeting of the term last Tuesday. The renowned bullfighter who has fought in Spain and South America for twenty years gave an eyewitness account of Spain's current political and economic situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Franklin
Spain
South America
Ex-Servicemen At Columbia Form Veterans Organization
On October 23, 1945 a group of ten undergraduates and ten law students formed a veterans organization at Columbia. About 150 members meet monthly. the group aims to track national and university veteran affairs, explain GI Bill procedures, and host speakers for guidance and advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Organization
Earl Hall
American Veterans Committee
National Veterans Organizations
Veterans Organization At
Columbia
Franklin cites secrecy hindering U S Spain understanding
Mr Franklin says citizens must demand less secrecy in the State Department and the Spanish Foreign Office to form informed opinions. He notes Spain's postwar liquidity, debt repayment, inflation, and relative stability, with plans to return to Spain for the spring bullfighting season after winter travel in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Spain
U. S. Department of State
Department of State
Mr. Franklin
United States
South America
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General Assembly
Matador
NWF
Helen Trevor
Miss Levine
The
Athletic Association
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