Daly Praises Women in Religion In Gentle Sermon
Reverend John Daly, counselor to Catholic students, spoke on The Mysterious Religion of Women highlighting feminine intuition as non theological and influential. He cited Helena, Catherine of Siena, Joan of Arc, Mary of the Incarnation, and Dorothy Day as examples of super clerical faith and urged religion to embrace mystery despite ethical risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Daly
Révy. Daly
Father Daly
Helena
Constantine
Catherine of Sienna
Joan of Arc
Mary of the Incarnation
Mary
Dorothy Day
Daly
Miss Day
C U Players Stage Coed Varsity Show at Columbia
Columbia University Players to stage a coed Varsity Show from May 2 to May 5 with auditions for actresses dancers and singers on March 12 13 and 13 in John Jay Hall Read about the plot a girl choosing her career and a newspaper job and the cast and production team led by Barry Allen Grael with Melburn Smith Jerry Breslow Bill Goldenburg and David Rosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University Players
Louis Band
C’55
John Jay Hall
Barry Allen Grael
Melburn Smith
Players
Jerry Breslow
Bill Goldenburg
David Rosen
Public lectures on American civilization explore business role
The American Civilization Committee announces the fourth lecture series starting March 20 with Dr. Alvin H. Hansen presenting Recent Developments in American Business at 1 p.m. in the Gymnasium. Anna Rosenberg discusses labor-management standards from 3 to 3 pm in the Drama Workshop followed by a panel. Paul G. Hoffman headlines the eight o'clock evening talk at the Gymnasium with a panel discussion to follow.
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American Civilization Committee
Basil Rauch
Alvin H. Hansen
Littauer
Harvard University
Anna Rosenberg
Defense
Harry van Arsdale, Jr
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
A.F.L
Robert Lekachman
Hansen
Paul G. Hoffman
The
Stude
Class President Nominations At Barnard Sophomore Meeting
At a Friday class meeting the sophomore class nominated Sue Israel Hannah Razdow and Lily Shimamoto for next year’s class president. Miss Israel proposed a central advisory board including representatives from every campus organization to assist transfers and provide information on activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Israel
Hannah Razdow
Lily Shimamoto
Sandra Sickles
Miss Israel
Hannah Rardow
Doris Platzker
Rachel Mayer
Barnard Life
Dibbell and Berg Nominated For Senior Class President
Arline Berg and Sandy Dibbell were nominated at the junior class meeting for senior class president. Berg urged quicker faculty contact through teas and reinstating the Faculty Follies to aid job prospects. Dibbell called for better yearlong activity organization and more frequent class executive meetings.
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Arline Berg
Sandy Dibbell
Miss Berg
Miss Dibbell
Hannah Shulman
Ruth Kamerman
Poet Auden on Mixed Style in Christian Tragedy
W H Auden spoke at Religion 26 on Christian tragedy mixing fate and mortal life. He argued symbols bridge understanding from natural and historical images to make Eve and Christ parallels clear while cautioning against vulgarity and poor communication.
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Joyce Hill
W. H. Auden
Auden
Adam
Eve
Christ
Literary Biographer Discusses James Biography Challenges
NYU professor Leon Edel spoke at the English Majors meeting about the hurdles in writing a Henry James biography. He described James as private and protective of his papers, noting discoveries in unlikely sources like medical journals and stressing the biographer’s need for deduction and synthesis to turn small clues into a coherent whole.
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Henry James
Leon Edel
New York University
Edel
James
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Wolf, Bramnick, Mainzer
Joan Bramnick
Gay Mainzer
Betsy Wolf
Fran Horak
Miss Bramnick
Miriam Jarblum
Barnard
Miss Mainzer
Representative Assembly
Treasury
Corky Marcus
Miss Wolf
Jake
backer-Packard Corporation
Paul Hoffman
Israel
Razdow
Shimamoto
Dibbell, Berg
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