Marshall to Start Lecture Series on The Citizen
Secretary of Defense General George C. Marshall launches a five part lecture series titled The Citizen Looks at His World Today. Lectures begin tonight at 8 30 p m in McMillin Theater with subsequent Mondays open to the public except the first. Speakers include Ralph J Bunche Harold R Medina Charles S Johnson and John R Dunning.
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Institute of Arts and Sciences
McMillin Theater
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United Nations
Ralph J. Bunche
U.N
Harold R. Medina
United States District Court
Fisk University
Charles S. Johnson
John R. Dunning
Columbia
School of Engineering
Soph-Frosh Formal Manhattan Merry-Go-Round
Lester Lanin's Orchestra will play the Soph-Frosh formal in Barnard gym from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. this Saturday. Tickets are three dollars with intermission entertainment by a Broadway star to be announced. Dorm students may stay until 2:30 a.m. and a carousel from the Columbia Players' Liliom will decorate the event.
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Lester Lanin
Manhattan
Barnard
Columbia Players
Currie Views Cuts Program
The Curriculum Committee explains free cuts as non automatic grade reductions due to absences while class participation may be used in evaluation for certain courses. It recommends closing doors ten minutes after start and notes the system is an experimental policy pending student response.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Elections at Barnard: votes due for VP secretary treasurer
Barnard students vote tomorrow and Wednesday at the lake election booth from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for Undergraduate vice-president, secretary, and treasurer with slates led by Eleanor Engelman and Wilhelmina Haake for VP and multiple nominees for treasurer and secretary. Honor Board chair election set for next week on Tuesday and Wednesday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Jake. The slate for those posts will be announced in Thursday's Bulletin.
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Lake
Eleanor Engelman
Wilhelmina Haake
Nancy Amsterdam
Janet Bloch
Ellen Schleicher
Grace Peterson
Jane Webb
Jake
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Bulletin
First Lady of UN to Speak Tomorrow at College Assembly
Eleanor Roosevelt, U N General Assembly representative and widow of F D Roosevelt, will deliver an extemporaneous address at the all College Assembly tomorrow. She will attend a luncheon with Dean Millicent McIntosh, Thomas Peardon, Lorna MacGuire and Student Council members, then meet seniors majoring in Government and International Relations in the College Parlor.
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United States
United Nations General Assembly
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Millicent CC. McIntosh
Thomas P. Peardon
Lorna F. MacGuire
Man of Mode set for Barnard Restoration comedy production
Wigs and Cues presents Man of Mode with full rehearsals and back-stage operations at Barnard College. Subscription sales begin Wednesday with box office hours in John Jay lobby and Jake from noon to 5 pm and 12 to 2 pm respectively. Roger Boxill Naomi Loeb lead the cast with Adolphus Sweet as Sir Fopping. Gene Callahan designs sets and Dick Chodosh provides music in a Restoration era staging by Miss Hook.
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Jake
Dryden
Sir Fopling
Gene Callahan
Papermill Playhouse
CBS
Colombia
Dick Chodosh
Residence Movie Series Presents Brief Encounter
The Residence will screen the British Noel Coward production Brief Encounter in South Hewitt Dining Hall this Friday at 8 p.m. Admission is 25 cents. The weekend feature follows last Friday’s Great Expectations with 109 attendees, prompting ongoing Friday screenings for residents.
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Trevor Howard
Celia Johnson
South Hewitt Dining Hall
New York
Roosevelt Saga By Joanne Curtis
Mrs. Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, age 66, remains deeply active in education social and political affairs and has served in every United Nations General Assembly session since 1945. As UN Human Rights Committee chair and drafting lead on the International Bill of Rights she helped shape the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted in 1948 and influential in later constitutions.
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United Nations
Anna Eleanor Roosevelt
United States
General Assembly
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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UN Committee On Human Rights
The Candidates For Secretary Treasurer Vice President Names and Roles
A list of student office candidates with roles and past activities. Grace Peterson, Jane Webb, Ellen Schleicher, Janet Bloch, Nancy Amsterdam labeled for secretary and treasurer and vice president respectively. L. Jo R. Eleanor Engelman and Wilhelmina Haake noted with past offices and committees.
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Janet Bloch
Ellen Schletcher
Grace Peterson
Nancy Amsterdam
L. Jo R
Eleanor Engelman
Wilhelmina Haake
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