Barnard College Political Council Plans Conference on Government Activity
The Barnard College Political Council hosts its annual conference on March 8 with speakers including Bernard DeVoto and Mrs. Ordway Tead. Delegates from 30 NYC colleges attend under the theme Frontiers in Government Activity in the United States.
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Harper’s Magazine
Ordway Tead
Board of Higher Education
City of New York
Barnard College Political Council
United States
CU Sponsors Israeli Talks
The series Israel in its Arab Environment by Prof Shelomo Goitein will address Arab Jewish relations. Six lectures begin March 10 at 8 30 p m in room 307 Philosophy Hall, sponsored by Columbia Center of Israeli Studies.
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Shelomo D. Goitein
Israel
Philosophy Hall
Columbia Center of Israeli Studies
Morningside Group Housing Project Outlined
Nine local institutions sponsor a booklet detailing low and middle income group housing to be built in the Morningside Manhattanville area. The plan envisions clearing the northern slums near Teachers College and creating spacious living quarters south of 110th Street with new schools and facilities for faculty, students, and the broader community.
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Jean Palmer
Barnard
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International House
Jewish Theological Seminary
Juilliard School of Music
Teachers College
Riverside Church
Union Theological Seminary
Manhattan
United States
110Th Street
Heights
Valley
Morningside Park
Unanimous VP Election and Two Treasurer Nominees Named
Barbara Lyons reports Joan Afferica remains sole candidate for Vice-President of the Undergraduate Association, with two Treasurer nominees Eva Graf and Herberta Benjamin challenging Lois Bingham. An emergency meeting in Brinckerhoff Theater approved the treasurer race after a withdrawal, with Graf praised for extensive leadership roles and Benjamin outlining aims for Barnard cafeteria and dormitory affordability.
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Joan Afferica
Billy Haake
Add
Eva Graf
Herberta Benjamin
Brinckerhoff Theater
Lois Bingham
Betetina Blake
Goodman
Joan Goodman
Bert
Miss Benjamin
Seph Fresh
WKCR
Model UN
Barnard
WKCR Awards Script Contest Winners Announced
WKCR names winners in its first annual script contest. First prize goes to BBS Covers the Cicero Race Riot by Ralph Schoenstein. second to The Darkling Plain by Ted Kirby. third to Boy Wonder by Allan Trei. Prizes include records, books, and merchandise.
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Cicero
Ralph Schoenstein
WKCR
Ernest A. Chambers
Ted Kirby
Darkling Plain
Allan Trei
Boy Wonder
Florida
Carol Schnitzer
William M. Parish
NBC
Ernest Kinoy
Wade Arnold
Sam Goody Record Shop
Book Find Club
Monarch-Sophin
Columbia College Wins Freedom Foundation Award
Columbia College received a Freedom Foundation award for promoting the Forum on Democracy. Dr. Millard C. Faught deputized to present to Dean Lawrence A. Chamberlain. The award, decided by a panel of justices and leaders of patriotic societies, honors efforts to foster American ideals. The Forum on Democracy, directed by Henry Graff, aims to reduce provincialism, with 133 students from 66 high schools attending the fourth annual event on February 23.
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Columbia College
Freedom Foundation
Forum On Democracy
Millard C. Faught
Columbia College Council
Foundation
Lawrence A. Chamberlain
Faught
National Patriotic Society
Barnard Hosts Press Conferees on March 13
Barnard will host a group of out of town high school students and their advisors for the Scholastic Press Conference at Columbia. The girls will be entertained at tea in Brooks Hall from 3 30 to 5 30 p m.
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Doris Barker
Eva Graf
Eva
Ring
Athletic Association
International Students of Columbia University
Barnard
Miss Barker
Miss Graf
New York
Columbia
Brooks Hall
Junior Prom tickets set at five dollars
Barbara Perkel junior social chairman says the Junior Prom will cost five dollars instead of three as reported. The usual prom price is six dollars.
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Bulletin
Barbara Perkel
Social
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