20 Groups Meet Here For Debate At Barnard
Debates feature 20 colleges including Harvard Johns Hopkins Princeton and NYU on wage grants for non agricultural workers. Event opens 10 a.m. in Milbank Hall with four rounds and lunch, awards at 5 p.m. Barnard student organizers invite timekeepers and visitors.
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Barnard
Barnard College
Marymount College
Mount Saint Vincent College
New York University
Washington Square
University Heights
Pace Institute
Princeton University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rutgers University
St. John’s University
St. Peter’s College
Howard University
Milbank Hall
A A Present Three Juniors For President
Juniors Esta Kraft Dolores Johnson and Ruth Simon were nominated for A A president at an open meeting. A A will vote Monday and Tuesday next week. Kraft proposed a publicity committee to raise student awareness of A A activities. Johnson urged closer club chairman cooperation. Simon proposed enlarged active membership and greater coverage in Spectator and Bulletin. Dr Henry E Crampton Barnard professor emeritus of zoology died February 26 at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital.
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Esta Kraft
Dolores Johnson
Ruth Simon
The
Athletic Association
Association
College
A.A
Spectator
Bulletin
Henry E. Crampton
Barnard College
Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital
Crampton
Barnard
Columbia
Columbia University
The Three Horned Dilemma Opens at Minor Latham Workshop
The Three-Horned Dilemma opens tonight at 8:30 in the Minor Latham Drama Workshop as part of the Junior Show. Ann Scolnick and Sarah Pietch star as Lenore and Irma with Paula Zeleznik as Eliza. the cast includes Sandy Dibbell and Dorothea Levi. Tickets for tonight tomorrow and Saturday are on sale at Jake and in John Jay Hall.
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Latham Drama Workshop
Jake
John Jay Hall
June Knight
Lenore
Ann Scolnick
Irma
Sarah Pietch
Ellie Heit
Diane Delo
Gloria Strassheim
Mimi Kurtz
Publisher Lacerda to speak on Freedom of the Press
Carlos Lacerda publisher and editor of Tribuna da Imprensa Rio de Janeiro currently in voluntary exile in the United States will discuss Freedom of the Press in Latin America at an open Bulletin meeting tomorrow at noon in Room 101 Barnard Hall. All Bulletin staff students and faculty are invited followed by a luncheon in his honor.
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Carlos Lacerda
Tribuna da Imprensa
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Latin America
Barnard Hall
Lacerda
Lazarsfeld Examines Mass Media Effects in Sociology Talk
Columbia University sociology professor Paul F. Lazarsfeld outlined three drivers of mass communication film, wartime propaganda, and advertising. He warned each raises ethical and social issues, noting moral lessons from cinema, WWI British propaganda, and WWII German campaigns influence the public and reflect private versus federal control in publications.
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Paul F. Lazarsfeld
Columbia University
Lazarsfeld
Mundy lectured on medieval culture and views
Professor John Mundy argued secularism and hostile monastic tradition shaped the modern view of the Middle Ages as dark. He noted medieval thought and the feudal label evolved into modern political ideas, urging reevaluation of medieval contributions to philosophy and civilization.
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John Mundy
Latham
Mundy
Europe
God
Entrance Tickets Now On Sale For Greek Games
Greek Games set for April 14 with ticket sales running March 12 through March 23. Freshmen and sophomores receive one complimentary ticket for tax contributions. other tickets priced at 1.25 dollars. Entrance Chairmen Doris Platzker and Betsy Ross urge class members to sign up on the Greek Games Bulletin Board in Barnard Hall. Sybil Stocking serves as sophomore chairman with a full slate of committee chairs covering athletics to publicity. Corky Marcus leads the freshman committee with a full roster of chairs for tasks from costumes to music and dance.
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Jane Peyser
Doris Platzker
Betsy Ross
Barnard Hall
Sybil Stocking
Crystie Combothekras
Myrna Ziegler
Phyllis Steinberg
Helene Lerner
Rachel Mayer
Joan Ferrante
Marsha Wassen
Carol Levy
Marie Gerardi
Clarise Debrunner
Corky Marcus
Gay Mainzer
Sally Beyer
Mary Beal
Helene Kleser
Joan Dougherty
Sara Wolf
Sue Oppenheimer
Firth Haring
Judith Lipowskey
Blau Explores The Three R s Faith Of A Teacher
Dr. Joseph L. Blau of Columbia University and Barnard College discusses The Three R s and the faith of a teacher at today s Noon Meeting. Blau, author of works on democracy and philosophy, is an alumnus of Columbia with advanced degrees in English and philosophy.
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Joseph L. Blau
Columbia University
Barnard
Blau
Emerson
Columbia College
Dr. Blau
Columbia
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Marian Bachrach
Elfrieda Kaniuk
Ruth Wolfers
Carole Feldman
Rosette Liberman
Denise Aymonier
Miss Bachrach
Prof. Crampton
Marilyn Fields
Felice Finkelstein
Estelle Greenberg
Ruth Jeter
Sue Kennedy
Ann Lord
Sandy McCaw
Barbara Muney
Marlene Rosenberg
Fran Rubinow
Natalie Schor
Regina Wirth
Dr. Lazarsfeld
Prof. Mundy
R.A
Senate
Sue Sena
Joanne Blank
Mortarboard
Representative Assembly
Dorothy Donnelly
Krystyna Kowalska
Beatrice Steiner
Edith Tennenbaum Shapiro
Louise Sadler Reissling
Dartmouth College
Cele Firestater
Barnard Camp Committee
Barbara Budin
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