Board Rejects CUSC Reports at Closed Columbia Meeting
The University Student Council charged the Columbia University Trustees with evasion of facts at a closed meeting in 616 Kent. Frederick Coykendall, chair of the Columbia Trustees, defended the report of the Trustees and cited rising costs for 1947 48 and projected 1948 49 as reasons fees would rise. The Council Executive Committee suggested refinancing the 1941 mortgage loan and noted a $196 621 deficit after loan amortization, while warning of a need to increase annual income by about $2 000 000.
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Columbia University
University
Kent
Frederick Coykendall
Columbia Trustees
Coykendall
Council
Certified Public
Peardon to Discuss Curriculum Plans at Open Forum
Professor Thomas P. Peardon head of government will discuss the Faculty Curriculum Committee plans and revisions at an open forum for students tomorrow at four in the College Parlor. Dean Millicent McIntosh will attend and student input is urged to shape the proposed changes. Martha Muse, chair of the student committee, emphasizes attendance to offer suggestions. assistants include Jane Clark, Eleanor McKenzie, Patience Dahlhouse, and Page Morris.
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Thomas P. Peardon
Government Department
Millicent C McIntosh
Martha Muse
Miss Mus
Jane Clark
Eleanor McKenzie
Patience Dahlhouse
Page Morris
Residence Halls Name President From Four Candidate Slate
Residence Halls will elect its president today from four candidates Patience Dahlhouse Elizabeth Leeds Anna Mae Menapace and Margaret Ward. The field narrowed from eight nominees at a Wednesday house meeting. Other elections for dorm posts occur within three weeks.
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Patience Dahlhouse
Elizabeth Leeds
Anna Mae Menapace
Margaret Ward
Walter Wallace Opposes IUS Delegates' Resignation
Walter Wallace, New York Regional Chairman of the National Students Association, opposes the resignation of NSA representatives Bill Ellis and Jim Smith to the International Union of Students. He urges continued international cooperation among students to prevent schism and world war, noting the IUS withdrawal ends NSA-IUS relations and that interim representation will not go abroad this summer.
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Walter Wallace
New York
National Students Association
Bill Ellis
Jim Smith
NSA
International Union of Students
Mr. Wallace
IUS
Gottwald
Wallace
Europe
U. S
Bil Ellis
Sophomore Rita Abrams and Nancy Quint chosen for Greek Games parts
In last Wednesday try-outs held in the gymnasium, Sophomores Rita Abrams and Nancy Quint were named lyric reader and alternate for the Greek Games. Judges included Professors Harrington Hirst Strong and Day and Mrs Sears. Freshmen contenders listed included Joyee Barnes Pat Cowan Ruth Cantor Florence Montague Natalie Qi hen Margaret Farrell and Joan Thanhauser.
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Rita Abrams
Nancy Quint
Mary Morris Sears
Virginia D. Harrington
Gertrude M. Hirst
Marion Strong
Mary Morris Seals
Celia M. Finan
John Day
Joyee Barnes
Pat Cowan
Ruth Cantor
Florence Montague
Natalie Qi Hen
Margaret Farrell
Joan Thanhauser
Cornelia Kranz
Florence Fox
Sition
Joyce Barnes
Virginia Riley
June Stein
Pat Cowen
Schedule Meetings For All Classes Tomorrow
Required meetings of the free man, sophomore, junior and senior classes will be held tomorrow, March. Nominations for next year. Class presidents will be made at that time. The senior class does not intend to elect alumnae officers but will discuss new aspects of Senior Week. The freshman meeting will be noon in the Theater. The sophomores will meet in the gymnasium at the same time. The juniors will meet in the gymnasium and the seniors in the Theater at one o clock.
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Senor Cass
A.A. Nominates Candidates for Vice President Role
Jeanne Goohs Marilyn Ward June Billings and Betty Caryllos were nominated for vice president of the Athletic Association at an open noon meeting held in the gym last Wednesday.
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Jeanne Goohs
Marilyn Ward
June Billings
Betty Caryllos
The
Athletic Association
Yearbook Bear Slates Announced for 1949 Elections
Nominations for vice president treasurer and secretary are listed with candidates from sophomore and freshman classes. Voting for these offices and for Bear Editor-in-Chief Mortarboard Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager occurs March 10 11 1949. Descriptions cover duties of vice president treasurer secretary and their roles in A A activities and Harvest Hop budget.
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Martha Greene
Barbara Ruppel
Rose Sgammato
Ruth Enders
Joan Brandon
Janet Heller
Marilyn Rosenthal
Jake
Mortarboard
Myra Koh
Phyllis Maloy
Esther Mendelsohn
Bulletin
Mortarbeanay
Bear
A. A
Athletic Association
Association
Candidates Named for Poltival Council Chairman Post
P C names Eleanor de Antonio Gladys Foster and Bevery Beck 750 as nominees for Poltival Council chairman. The slate was presented by Nancy Elmendorf, council chair, last Friday noon. After approval by Student Council, the chairman will be elected by the Representative Assembly at a special meeting at noon Thursday in the Conference Room.
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Eleanor de Antonio
Gladys Foster
Bevery Beck
Poltival Ceoune
Omeretneg
Nancy Elmendorf
Representative Assembly
NSA Plans Music Fete for Intercollegiate Event
The metropolitan NSA discusses a spring intercollegiate music festival to be held Friday March 19 in the Hunter College Auditorium. Participating colleges include NYU Heights Colony College Manhattanville College of New Rochelle Fordham University Washington Square Columbia Juilliard. Tickets are 50 cents.
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Council of Science
International Activities Commission
NSA
Cultural Activities Commission of the
New York
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Hunter College
Metropoltan
Saran Lawrence
N Y.U. Heights
Queen College
Manhattanville
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Fordham School of Education
N.Y. Wa
Hingtor
Square
Columbn University
Juiliard School of Music
Arpoh Brown
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Ann Edge
Zelma McCormick
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Science Council
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