Col legiate Photography Exhibition enters Journalism Week
The second annual fifty print Col legiate Photography Exhibition sponsored by Kappa Alpha Mu will run during Journalism Week at the University of Missouri. Entries are due April 30, 1947, and photographs go to Kappa Alpha Mu National Headquarters in Columbia. Three judges will select prints for the fourteenth annual Fifty Print show with a twin lens reflex camera as top prize from Popular Photography. Floyd Bright of the University of Oklahoma won last year’s award. Fifty eight photographers from sixteen colleges submitted 185 prints last year. entrants may submit one to eight prints with no entry fee, images mounted on standard 16 by 20 inch boards.
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Kappa Alpha Mu
University of Missouri
W. J. Bell
National Headquaters
Walter William Hall
Columbia
Missouri
Smith College Expands Junior Year Abroad to Europe
Smith College plans to send groups of students to France and Italy next year expanding the present junior year abroad program. Assurances from France and Italy that student study groups are desirable, plus student and faculty requests, prompt the college to start the program sooner. War conditions had suspended the program for nearly ten years.
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Smith College
France
Italy
Europe
Sophomores Urged to Consider Geneva Junior Year Program
Sophomores planning to major in Government History Economics Sociology or International Studies and interested in a Geneva year with Smith College should consult the Associate Dean in Room 135 at once.
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Geneva
Smith College
New York Writers' Guild Opens Secondary Division
The New York Writers' Guild announces a new secondary division for young writers. Meetings occur every second and fourth Friday from 8:30 to 11:00 p.m. at 230 Wooster Street. Cadidate members must be between 16 and 20 years old and may join by attending the next meeting or sending name and address to Post Office Box 1438 Times Plaza Station Brooklyn 17 NY.
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New York Writers’ Guild
Wooster Street
Times Plaza Station
Brooklyn 17
N. Y
Donations Totals Nineteen million? Columbia Gifts Sainted
Gifts totaling three hundred thousand nine hundred eighty eight dollars and twenty cents were pledged to Columbia University by individuals and institutions for research medical investigations scholarships student loans academic salaries prizes and the American Press Institute. Dr Frank D Fackennthal acting President announced the gifts.
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Columbia University
American Press Institute
Frank D. Fackenthal
Youth Hostel Association invites students to apply for trips
Youth Hostel Association of America invites students to write for European trip information. Applicants should contact A.Y.H. Headquarters in Northfield Massachusetts or the New York City office at 560 Fifth Avenue for details.
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Youth Hostel Association of America
A.Y.H
Northfield
Massachusetts
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Faculty Hobby Show Opens Today at 11
The Interfaith Hobby Show opens today in the Conference Room. It runs today and Friday from 11 to 4 with a 10 cent admission benefiting the Herald-Tribune Fresh Air Fund. Exhibits include coin and doll collections, pictures, mystery books by the philosophy department, and faculty cooking samples.
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Herald-Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Senior Week Theme Chosen and Meetings Set
The Senior Week theme was selected on Monday and will be revealed at the senior class meeting next Tuesday. All seniors are urged to attend as suggestions for the class gift and activities will be discussed, with Virginia Haggerty as chairman.
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Virginia Haggerty
Roberta Paine
Nancy Cameron
Ruth Maier
Helen Swikart
Mary Seymour
Ivy
Ruth Raup
Helen Trevor
Marcia Balfour
Betty Green
Audrey Cox
Georgia Rubin
Rhymed Replies Highlight 1950s Freshman Tea
Guests at a freshman faculty tea respond with rhymed verses to invitations designed by Bunny Laskowitz. John A. Kouwenhoven crafts a playful ode to Jane Steinberg, chair of freshman social committee, while Vicky Thomson pens an original song for faculty arrivals and fruit gifts are presented. The piece notes Morning side Heights history with Columbia University’s site as context.
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Bunny Laskowitz
Jane Steinberg
John A. Kouwenhoven
Vicky Thomson
Changes in Residence Hall Food Service Adopted
The Residence Halls Food Committee led by Miss Mary Macdonald Miss Peggy Wales and Miss Katherine Provost approved updates to meals Butter will be provided at breakfast and dinner Special Sunday breakfasts replace regular ones Fish will be served every other Wednesday during Lent and every Friday Budget limits limit more meat and fruit and prices rise Critics' letters welcome The committee requests return of 97 tea spoons and 22 forks borrowed since Christmas Members include Frances Dowd Alice Kaman Patience Dalhouse Patrica Sasseen.
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Residence Halls
Mary Macdonald
Peggy Wales
Katherine Provost
Frances Dowd
Alice Kaman
Patience Dalhouse
Patrica Sasseen
Wigs and Cues Holds Semiannual Tryouts
Wigs and Cues the Barnard Dramatic Club holds noon tryouts in Brinckerhoff Theater for acting and production staff. The executive board elected a new board with Sally Graham as Play Reading Chairman Peggy McCay Assistant Play Reading Chair Mag gie Rogers Production Manager Margie Ward Assistant Production Manager Meg Mather Business Manager.
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Barnard Dramatic Club
Brinckerhoff Theater
Jake
Wigs and Cues
Sally Graham
Play Reading
Peggy McCay
Maggie Rogers
Margie Ward
Meg Mather
Washington State Fellowships for Graduate Counseling
The State College of Washington at Pullman offers counseling fellowships for the 1947 fall term. Each fellowship provides 900 dollars in year one and 1000 dollars in year two with about half-time counseling duties. Applications must be mailed before March 15 to the Dean of the Graduate School, with Miss Doty directing inquiries and requests for forms.
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Katherine
State College of Washington
Pullman
Washington
State College
Miss Doty
Badminton Tournament Staged by Local Committees
The Badminton Committee with Columbia’s help held its annual progressive doubles in Barnard gym Wednesday evening from 7:30 to 9:30. Twelve Columbia men joined Mary Manchester Doris Cashmore Babs Burtner Pam Dix Pat Sasseen Grace Peters Mickey Martin Kay Goldsmith Jean Neeley Susan Stekette Pat Hale Ruth Bloom Ann Grant Janet Owen. Refreshments in the Conference Room were served by the committee chaired by Janet Owen.
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Columbia Committee
Barnard
Columbia
Mary Manchester
Doris Cashmore
Babs Burtner
Pam Dix
Pat Sasseen
Grace Peters
Mickey Martin
Kay Goldsmith
Jean Neeley
Susan Stekette
Pat Hale
Ruth Bloom
Ann Grant
Janet Owen
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The
Popular Photography” Magazine
Floyd Bright
University of Oklahoma
Chicago
Williams College
Williamstown
Williams Record
Wayman G. Callman, Jr
West 150Th Street
the Record
North Adams
Norman Redlich
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Record
Callman
Caliman
Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts
Students of
Williams
Smith College Abroad
Writers’ Guild
Ande2s
Music
Biltmore Hotel
Cathedral of St. John
St. Luke’s Hospital
Teachers College
University
Manhattan
Morningside Heights
Wigs & Cues
Barbara Schultz
Ann Ford
Washington State
Muss
Ton Committee
Margaret Hol
Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund
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