College Bulletin and Campus Events Summary
Applications for the April 28 1959 College Qualification Test available at Selective Service focal boards. postmarks due April 7. Professor Corliss Lamont to lecture on American education at 2:30 p.m. in John Jay Lounge Barnard Hall. Purim celebration by Student Zionist Organization and Seixas Menorah Society March 12 in John Jay Lounge. Admission supports charity. music by Joe Colodner. Population trends exhibit in Sociology Seminar Room 422L. Nominations for Freshman Orientation Committee Chairman due March 14. past posts by Elsa Adelman and Sue Lunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service System
Com
Corliss Lamont
Columbia
University
Will
Barnard Hall
John Jay Lounge
Joe Colodner
Ruth Segal
Undergraduate
Elsa Adelman
Sue Lunt
Students Sponsor Foreign Festival Highlights World Dance
The International Club hosts the Manual World Dance Festival a benefit for the Foreign Student Grant-In-Aid Fund. Highlights include Olatunji banga drummer and various international dances to be performed this evening at 8 30 in McMillin Hall. Tickets are sold at Low Memorial Library 1 50 and 2 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillin
Olatunji
Rent Stomal Gan
Che Kim
Marth
Gancer
Ma Teva Diaz
Dane
Santer
Germany
Lithuania
Spain
Low Memorial Library
Is ‘En
Ess
Junior Show 37 Cortese d Joe Pree Colorful Costumes Shine
The review highlights colorful costumes by Jacobs and polished makeup, creating a fine choreographic appeal. It notes the strong joy seen in young performers and suggests jitters fade with familiar faces, allowing the cast to relax and improve, despite some weaknesses in split mousse and direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Jacobs
Destructive Speech and Marriage Rituals Cited by Huessy
The article quotes Dr. Huessy and Professor Huessy on speech and marriage rites. It notes that true meaning comes from degrees of speech and that some words are said forever, with a claim that a writer stands by their utterances.
We the speech we and the one word philosophy
Professor Huessy outlines three heresies about language and identity. He argues society progresses through stages from I to We to It, with the final goal a single universal word and speech representing humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huessy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bulletin Board
Selective Service Joes Board
P. O
Princeton
Rsey
Student Zionist Organizaon
Seixas-Menorah Soc
Moer
Hiroke Gameda
Japan
Paul “Avioer
United States
Mirs
Kumoda
Taxlor
Spoleto
Italy
Mexico
Israel
Kinereth
Sabras
Ity Milevanon
Poncho Villa
Cortese
Joe Pree
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!