New Course Index Aids Columbia Advisory System Update
Columbia College releases a new booklet titled Suggested Programs for Upper College Students to help sophomores plan junior and senior courses. The guide outlines sequences correlatives and specialized options, aiming to align study with employment and graduate goals. Dean Hance notes it should guide, not dictate, and encourages consulting advisers and the Placement Office.
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Hastie Sees End to Racial Discrimination Within a Generation
William Hastie, Governor of the Virgin Islands, spoke at International House on February 20 about the prospects for ending racial and religious discrimination in the United States. He discussed the founders' faith in the franchise and noted ongoing barriers, including primary vote suppression and sporadic constitutional protections, while urging liberal programs to safeguard human rights for Southern Negroes.
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General Studies School Expands Adult Education At Columbia
The Columbia School of General Studies offers flexible degree and non degree options for adults near Morningside Heights. Director John Krout notes the program serves a large urban population seeking late life education and professional growth through evening courses in architecture business engineering library science creative writing drama and more. The school emphasizes English proficiency foreign language mastery world literature and scientific method as core aims while welcoming transfer students and foreign scholars through varied admission paths.
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Class Roll February 49 Barnard Graduates Listed
The Registrar's Office announced the final February 1949 Barnard graduates listing names, with official notices of achievement and completion of degree requirements.
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Religious services schedule at university chapel
Thuis. March 3 8.00 A.M the Holy Communion at 12 Noon the Rev William J Chase Assistant Chaplain Fi March 4 12 Noon Service of Music and Prayers 7.30 PM Jewish Sabbath Service Sun March 6 9.07 AM and 12.30 the Holy Communion 11 A.M Morning Prayer and Sermon Preacher The Rev Louis W Pitt D D Visiting Chaplain of the University
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