Rabbi Edward F Klein Speak on Anti Semitism at Campus Meeting
Rabbi Edward F Klein of the Free Synagogue will speak on A Rabbi Looks at Anti Semitism at a Federation of Jewish Student Organizations gathering. The talk is Sunday March 4 at 2 30 in Philosophia Hall with Klein also on the faculty of the Jewish Institute of Religion. All Menorah members urged to attend.
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Edward F. Klein
Free Synagogue
Federation of Jewish Student Organizations
Philosophia Hall
Klein
Jewish Institute of Religion
Menorah
German Tea Friday in 115 Milbank Hall
A German conversational tea will be sponsored by the German club tomorrow at four in room 115 Milbank Hall. All German students especially beginners are invited to join discussions at Mount Holyoke and the International House with delegates Betty Smith Jane Weidlund reporting on the IRC conference Anne Ross and Eleanor Krout on the Holyoke event.
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Milbank Hall
Mount Holyoke
International House
Foreign Policy Association
Betty Smith
Jane Weidlund
Anne Ross
Eleanor Krout
IRC
Holyoke
Kasner to Speak to Math Club at Four
Professor Edward J. Kasner will address the Mathematics club on Mathematics and the Imagination at four o'clock today in the Conference Room. The meeting is open to the college and refreshments will be served.
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Edward J. Kasner
Mathematics Club
United Nations Forum On China At CURC Event
Wednesday evening CURC hosted a United Nations series forum on China with participants Vic Rosenblum Edith Udell and Mieller Wu a Chinese student. Dean Nicholas McKnight introduced the program and has traveled in China as Liggett-Myers representative.
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CURC
China
Vic Rosenblum
Edith Udell
Mieller Wu
Nicholas McKnight
Liggett-Myers
New York
Brooks Hall
South Hall
Pessl to Perform at Musicum Monday
Collegium Musicum schedules a March 5 gathering at 7 30 in the College Parlor with Yella Pessl directing a French harpsichord program featuring Dieupart Rameau Couperin Chambonnieres and Lully. LRC members will meet at Yuncheon tomorrow noon in Brooks dining room for reports.
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Collegium Musicum
Yella Pessl
Dieupart
Rameau
Couperin
Chambonnieres
Lully
LRC
Yuncheon
Brooks
Dr Pool to Speak at Menorah Meeting
Dr David de Sola Pool Rabbi of the Spanish Portuguese Synagogue will speak at a Menorah meeting in the College Parlor next Monday March 4 at four o'clock The college is invited to attend Also Federation of Jewish Student Organizations meets Sunday March 4 at 2 30 in Philosophy Hall A Zionist lecture series begins Tuesday March 13 at Earl Hall seven thirty to nine thirty with Miss Shulameth Schwartz Bernard graduate and former Hadassah News Letter editor as guest speaker
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David de Sola Pool
Federation of Jewish Student Organizations
Philosophy Hall
Earl Hall
Shulameth Schwartz
Barnard
Miss Schwartz
Hadassah News Letter
Ming Chen Comes to Barnard A Rare February Freshman
Ming Chen arrives at Barnard as a rare February freshman and aims for Columbia's School of Journalism after completing international studies. A 20 year old with a notable record, she has worked with the China Women's Volunteer Group and Ghennault's air force, lecturing for fliers and recording Mandarin for US programs. Her family includes a missing father from Manila and a sister en route to Barnard.
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Ming Chen
Barnard
14Th Air Force
China
Ming
China Women’s Volunteer Group
Robert K. Lim
Chinese Army Medical Corps
Ghennault
Air Force
Kweilin
New York
India
Yale
Mademoiselle
O.W.I
United States
Manila
Columbia
School of Journalism
Nominees moved date to elect new editor
The originally scheduled March 19 vote alongside Mortarboard and Bear was advanced to allow the new editor to be chosen in time to attend the Student Council camp weekend starting March 16.
Orchestra Spring Concert Set at Columbia March 17
The Columbia University Orchestra conducts its annual Spring concert on Saturday March 17 at 8 30 P M in MacMillan Theatre under guest conductor Rudolph Thomas replacing Hebert Dittler. Pieces include Rossini Scala di seta Barber Adagio Mendelssohn Italian Symphony Moussorgsky Prelude Khovansky Wagner Siegfried Idyl and Strauss Watzel Rosenkavalier. Admission cards are available at the Music Department and Barnard Hall.
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Columbia University Orchestra
MacMillin Theatre
Rudolph Thomas
Hebert Dittler
G. Rossini
Samuel Barber
F. Mendelssohn
M. Moussorgsky
Siegfried Idyl
R. Wagner
Watzel
der Rosenkavalier
R. Strauss
Music
Journalism
Barnard Hall
Dr Frederick Chau to Speak at China Week Forum
Dr Frederick Chau former dean of James Yen's China college now at Teachers College will address the principal Barnard event of China week tomorrow at four in the Conference Room. His topic is Future Education in China. The forum is sponsored by the Debate Club and United Nations Information Council of Columbia University to raise student awareness of UN members.
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P. H. Frederick Chau
James Yen’s College
China
Teachers’ College
Wil
Barnard
Debate Club
Chau
United Nations Information Council
Columbia University
United Nations
College Clubs Dance in Barnard Gym
Barnard hosted a campus dance event with about fifty girls from Hunter College NYU and Barnard. Anne Ross Mimi Leff Bergman led Barnard dancers while Norman Illgodd from NYU and Sarah Lawrence shared rhythmic patterns.
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Barnard
Hunter
N.Y.U
Thei
Anne Ross
Mimi Leff Bergman
Norman Illgod
Sarah Lawrence
Miss Strong
UNIC to Honor France Next Week
UNIC will honor France next week with a French Club sponsored activities including library and Brooks Hall displays. Students are urged to visit the library, Brooks Hall reading room, and Jake for information about nations allied with the United States after the war. A CURC forum Wednesday at seven features students and faculty. WHOM Sunday continues "Gateways to a Lasting Peace."
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United Nations
UNIC
France
Barnard
Brooks Hall
Jake
United States
CURC
IRCs Confer At Holyoke
delegates at Holyoke discuss the German question in two round tables and an afternoon open forum. Anne Ross summarized the Neu man group noting dismemberment into zones, removal of heavy industries, and re education efforts as central issues.
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Anne Ross
Neumann
Germany
Europe
Ross
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