Campus events week features talks and elections at Earl Hall
A week of campus activities runs March 7 to March 11 with Purim party and Hamantaschen in Earl Hall at 4 p.m. lectures by Donald Barr Allan Nevins Walter Gellhorn and Nassim Shalom and student elections for AAC president Honor Board chairman and class presidents held at various Earl Hall rooms and Hamilton Hall venues.
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Seixas-Menorah
Earl Hall
University Christian Association
Schiff
Newman Club
Donald Barr
Columbia
English Department
Dodge Room
Students For Democratic Action
Walter Gellhorn
Hamilton Hall
Richard Pattee
Central America
Earl Hall Auditorium
the Athletic Association
AAC
Jake
Paintings Adorn Earl Hall After Renovation Exhibit Opens
Students from the School of Painting and Sculpture loaned works now on display in Earl Hall. The Dodge Room Schiff Room and chapel offices host paintings from 1954 and 1955 by Ronald Gaschke Leo Major James Gaboda Nancy Kuller and Schilli A Maier. The works titled Church Street Scene Sailboats Gold Fish and Construction reflect varied styles. Mrs Helen O Connell organized the decoration and exhibit plans include a later Israeli paintings show in mid March.
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School of Painting and Sculpture
Earl Hall
Dodge
Schiff
Ronald Gaschke
Leo Major
James Gaboda
Nancy Kuller
Schilli A. Maier
Helen O’connell
Fellowship offered for U S students to study in Havana
The Institute of International Education announces the Father Felix Varela Fellowship for study at the University of Havana in 1955 56. The award covers tuition and most maintenance and favors candidates in philosophy Spanish and Spanish American literature history education social sciences and law under age 30 with less interest in research. Applications due April 1 to the United States Student Department in New York.
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Father Felix Varela
Cuba
Institute of International Education
University of Havana
United States
East 67Th Street
New York City
Herberg Urges Faith and Responsibility in Crisis
Rabbi Herberg warns that choosing a lesser evil still harms conscience. He frames the struggle as Communist falsehood versus Democratic truth and cautions that internal deceit weakens institutions, risking conquest by Communism.
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Mr. Herberg
Columbia Varsity Show Parody on Location in Rome
Columbia Players announce When in Rome a parody of an American film company on location in Rome. Milburn Smith and Lou Band are authors with Barry Alan Grael directing. Rehearsals start this week for performances April 27 to 30. Barnard students urged for costumes and publicity.
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Rome
Columbia
Columbia Players
Milburn Smith
Lou Band
Barry Alan Grael
Barnard
Players
John Jay Hall
Term's Fourth Hi Fi Concert Presents Wagner
The fourth Hi Fi concert in the spring series will be held Monday March 7 at 3 30 p m in the Gertrude Rich room 29 Mil bank. Selections include Wagner’s Die Meistersinger Siegfried and Tristan and Debussy Iberia.
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Gertrude Rich
Milbank
Wagner
Siegfried
Tristan
Debussy
Iberia
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