Campus Lectures and Events Highlight March Schedule
Visiting Professor Jean Bruneau will discuss The Theatre of Jean Giraudoux in a 4 to 6 p m lecture in the Conference Room. Rabbi Gittelsohn speaks on A Jewish View of Civil Liberties at Menorah Seixas open house. Daniel Bell addresses Jewish Graduate Society on Is There a Basis for Faith Today. Purim Masquerade in Earl Hall on March 12. Mrs. Ann Freemantle lecture Psychology and Morals at Barnard Parlor at 4 p.m. Students urged to attend.
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Columbia French Department
Jean Giraudoux
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University of Paris
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Roland Gittelsohn
President’s Commission On Civil Rights
Menorah Seixas
Daniel Bell
Fortune
University of Chicago
Jewish Graduate Society
Willard Nash
United World Federalists
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Ann Freemantle
Newman Club
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Law School Degree Requirements for Bachelor of Laws
Candidates must graduate from an approved college or complete at least three years of undergraduate study in English Economics and US history or the equivalent. Requirements include three years residence, seventy six points credit, twelve points in designated courses, and satisfactory essays. Residence credit covers twelve-hour weekly courses or equivalent seminar work with exams in all courses. Essays count as one class hour per week.
Barnard Dorm and Athletic Association Candidates
Barnard students vote this week for Residence Halls President with ballots in Hewitt and Brooks lobbies today and tomorrow. All students may vote for Athletic Association President on Jake tomorrow and Wednesday. The page features candidate pictures for both offices with further bulletins on page 1.
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