Sgrad Plans Opportunities in Education
A GLAMOUR August 1946 chart surveys starting roles and pay in education. Elementary to senior high teaching offers $1000 to $1800, with direct school systems or state education departments as applying venues. Growth favors AM for high school teaching, few states require it. prospects are excellent with many vacancies, sabbatical leaves and long vacations offset by nerve strain. Associations include National Education Association and American Council on Education. Related fields include social service, recreation, personnel, writing, and counseling.
Art and French Clubs Host Tea With Mr Charles Sterling
Mr Charles Sterling of the Metropolitan Museum of Art will speak on War Experiences of the Louvre Masterpieces at a joint tea by the Fine Arts Club and French Club this Friday from 4 to 5 30 in the Conference Room. The entire college and club members are invited. refreshments will be served.
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Charles Sterling
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Fine Arts Club
Sterling
German Club Dance Friday Evening at Joan Jay Mezzanine
Deutscher Kreis and Columbia Veren reserve the Joan Jay mezzanine for Friday night for an old fashioned beer party. All members may merge on Jake at 7 45 pm. The party begins at x with Coke and prize provided for non beer drinkers.
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Deutscher Kreis
Columbia Veren
Joan Jay
May Merg
Jake
X. Coke
Prevze
Nor Ber Gockers
Botany Club Teas Event at Milback Library
Botany Club invites all Botany students to a tea this afternoon at the Botany Library in Milback Ha. The gathering especially welcomes first year Botany students to join and meet peers.
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Botany
Milback Ha
Approval of University Student Constitution at Columbia
The University Council approved the Constitution of the new University Student Council on February 18. This council, representing students from all Columbia schools, will represent students to the Administration, other institutions, and coordinate student activities. Barnard may gain admission by petition. Carol Johns and Virginia Haggerty acted for Barnard on the provisional council.
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Columbia Corporation
Columbia
Fackenthal
Barnard
Carol Johns
Virginia Haggerty
Barnard College Events and Meetings Calendar
Barnard Calendar lists activities for Thursday March 6 including a vote for A A President Jake, French Club rehearsals at Milbank and Theatre, Glee Club, Botany class, Interfaith Hobby Show, Classical Club in College Parlor, Fine Arts French Club, Folk Dance, UCA Dance at Earl Hall, Sociology and Government History meetings, Collegium Musicum in the Parlor, and a related Lenten series at 5 to 6:15 with Rev. William G. Cole.
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U.C.A
Earl Hall
Collegium Musicum
College Parior
Marion Gluck A Humble Scholar With Sportsenriched Life
Marion Gluck recalls a youth split between sports and study as she qualified in Barnard. She values tennis football and bowling, once played football with boys until injury. A Spanish major hopes to teach in South America before country life, and remembers a near-drowning at age three.
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Barnard
Gluck
New York
South America
Collegium Musicum Set for Monday at Barnard Parlor
Barnard College announces the Collegium Musicum meeting next Monday March 10 at 8 00 in the Barnard College Parlor. The program includes Dittersdorf and Cherubini string quartets performed by the Collegium Quartet Reinhard Pauly Albert Mell Abram Loft Barbara Henly and a group of early English songs for voice and strings sung by Kathryn Good. A Leclair trio sonata for flute viola and continuo performed by Denise Martin Abram Loft and Hazel Genereux completes the program.
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Carolyn P. Cady
Barnard College
Collegium Musicum
Dittersdorf
Cherubini
Collegium Quartet
Reinhard Pauly
Albert Mell
Abram Loft
Barbara Henly
Kathryn Good
Leclair
Denise Martin
Hazel Genereux
Service of Music and Prayer at St Pauls Chapel Columbia
March events at St Pauls Chapel Columbia University include a service of music and prayer with communion at 12 40 and morning prayer with sermon at 11 00 with a chaplain. Service details are partially garbled but indicate regular liturgical times.
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Hkayne
Barnard Girls Volunteer for Community Service Help
Twenty five Barnard volunteers participate in Community Service with more needed. Mrs. Reed of St Luke s Hospital notes the work of ward aides and medical records helpers and invites additional helpers for hospital and Thrift Shop activities. Volunteers also assist Morningside Community Center Neighborhood House Mt Morris Church nursery Manhattanville Day nursery and Union Settlement. Most volunteers give two to three hours weekly and may join by contacting Shirley Stout.
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Barnard
Reed
St. Lukes Hospital
Thrift Shop
White Elephant” Treasury
Third Avenue
Alumnae Association
Barnard Scholarship Fund
Barbara Britton
University Christian Association Dance for World Student Service Fund
A University Christian Association dance is set for Friday March 7 with proceeds to the World Student Service Fund. Admission is fifty cents per person and music will be provided by the College Kings. Cornelia Barber leads arrangements.
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University Christian Association
World Student Service Fund
College Kings
Cornelia Barber
Episcopal Club Speaker Links Freedom to Discipline
Chaplain Stephen F. Bayne spoke to the Episcopal Club last Monday at four about Freedom and Discipline. He argued God created the world as good and Lent should focus on choosing better, not denying all. He said discipline teaches freedom and self mastery by resisting small temptations to prepare for larger life challenges.
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Stephen F. Bayne
Episcopal Club
Bayne
Lutheran Welfare official speaks on How the Other Half Lives
At a Lutheran Club meeting last Monday Charles O Thompson executive secretary to the Lutheran Welfare Council spoke on How the Other Half Lives and described his experiences with underprivileged people.
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Charles O. Thompson
Lutheran Welfare Council
Intermarriage Topic Prompts Joint Menorah Seixas Meeting
Mrs. Rose Jacobs, board member of Hebrew University and former Hadassah president, spoke on Seixas and Menorah intermarriage at a joint meeting. An informal Purim Dance follows Saturday at 8 30 in Parl Hall Auditorium, one dollar per couple. Next Monday Edgar Mills will give an open house lecture recital on Jewish music. Newark based cantor from Oheb Shalom Congregation participates.
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Menorah and
Seixas
Rose Jacobs
Hebrew University In
Jerusalem
Hadassah
Parl Hall
Menorah
Edgar Mills
Oheb Shalom
Newark
N. d
Newman Club Discusses Courtship and Incompatibility
At the Barnard Newman Club monthly meeting Father John K. Daly led a discussion on Courtship and Incompatibility. The club will continue its Marriage speech series at the next gathering.
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Barnard Newman Club
John K. Daly
Donovan and Collins Played Football Together at Columbia
General William Wild Bill Donovan and Eddie Collins later a Red Sox GM were teammates as undergraduates at Columbia College where both played on the varsity football team.
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William
Wild Bill’’) Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
Eddie Collins
Boston Red Sox
Columbia College
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Sgrad
Glamour
National Education Association
Sixteenth Street NW
Washington, D.C
American Council On Education
Jackson Place NW
Art & French Clubs
Botany Club
D. V. Bazinet, Inc
Amsterdam Avenue
A. A
Milbank
Theoly Ghost
William G. Cole
Glee Club
College Par
Marion Gluck
Lave
Mar
Healady
116Th St
Newark City
Univ
ST. Paul's Chapel
Columbia University
Muriel Stevenson
Morningside
Bureau
Mt. Morris Presbyterian Church
Manhattanville Day Nursery
Union Settlement
Shirley Stout
Lutheran Club
Seixas and
Newman Club
Berkeley
Lexington Ave
N.Y
White Plains
Prospect Street
East Orange
N. J
Berkeley School
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