College historians defend Morison and Commager text
The Department of History members advocate academic freedom in reading selections and oppose censorship by private groups or government bodies. They argue students should read critically, and Morison and Commager's Growth of the American Republic will stay in use until a superior work appears, despite objections from various groups. The signing authors are Basil Rauch Virginia D Harrington Chilton Williamson Anne Heene.
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Zoopermen Invasion at The Annex Lounge Alleged Hazing
The Annex Lounge was invaded by Zoopermen in bathing caps knickers and capes. Investigators say the hazing committee of St. John's Zeta Sigma Pi fraternity orchestrated the stunt with pledges crawling like inchworms and reciting lines while soliciting Barnardites' phone numbers.
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Mrs. Roosevelt on Leadership and World Government
Eleanor Roosevelt argues that effective leadership requires citizen scrutiny of representatives and active daily efforts to improve the world. She cautions world government would only work with universal consent and enforceable authority, stressing local action as the starting point.
St Pauls Chapel Services at Columbia University
Readable text lists Saint Pauls Chapel at Columbia University with multiple services. Thursday noon choral commemoration and 6 PM vespers in Eastern Orthodox rite. Friday noon and 7:30 PM prayer service War and Peace. Sunday Holy Communion morning prayer and sermon by The Rev. James A Pike JSD chaplain.
Campus clubs and concerts mark week on campus
On Campus Junior show records can be pur chased by Edith Richmond through student mail. The cost for two records is 1.75 dollars. Thursday noon features Caroline Gordon on A Picture of Faith in the college parlor. Newman Club meets at 3 p.m. in Earl Hall to discuss What Catholics Believe. Orthodox Christian Fellowship meets in Earl Hall at 4 with Bishop Tiran Nersoyan speaking and Vespers in St. Pauls Chapel. Debate Council hosts Yale 8 to 10 in Hamilton 603 and Harvard 8:30 to 10:30 in 517. Paganini String Quartet performs Beethoven Brahms Debussy at McMillin Theater at 8:30 under Institute of Arts and Sciences. The Lady's Not for Burning readings at noon by Naomi Loeb and Adolphus Sweet. University Christian Association works for Redskin Ramble dance March 31 in John Jay Hall 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Stag or drag dance next Friday March 16 in Earl Hall 8:30 to 12. International Students tea tomorrow 4 p.m. in Earl Hall. Spanish Clubs dance tomorrow 8:30 to 1 on John Jay Mezzanine. tickets 75 cents. Honorable Ralph Bunche delivers second Institute of Arts and Sciences lecture Monday 8:30 at McMillin Theater on The Citizen Looks at the UN.
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Adolphus Sweet
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