Drama Tea Highlights Recitations on March 15 at James Room
Susan Andover announces a Drama Tea in the James Room Wednesday March 15 from 4 to 6 p m inviting Columbia Players and Workers Workshop members. Freshmen and sophomores with theatrical enthusiasm urged to attend and meet Mr Kenneth Jones of England with Old Vic experience.
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Letters Commend Integration Action in Atlanta
The Representative Assembly plans a congratulatory letter to integration readers in Atlanta Georgia following the move to desegregate lunch counters. Felice Witzun and Lee Salmansohn draft the letter with Race Relations Committee support.
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Lee Salmansohn
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Jake
Barnard
Professor Explores Judgment Of Man In History
Professor Sidney Burrell of the history department spoke at the Noon Meeting on the role of judgment in history. He argued existentialism highlights individual control while questioning objectivity and moral judgment in historiography, noting that historical objectivity arises from moral conditioning and is not fully achievable.
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Marchers Reach Missouri in Peace Walk Toward Moscow
A 2 000 mile peace walk sponsored by the Committees for Nonviolent Action arrived in Missouri. The group aged 18 to 58 promotes unilateral disarmament to prevent war and plans to picket war plants and military sites to Moscow while advocating open but illegal border crossing in Europe.
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Soviet Union
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Committee For Nonviolent Action
America
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Columbia Scholastic Press Association Holds 37th Convention
The Columbia Scholastic Press Association hosted its 37th Annual Convention last Thursday to Saturday in New York. Sessions covered school newspapers magazines and yearbooks with the theme Understanding Through Communications. Key speakers included Joseph M Murphy Dr John G Palfrey Marie Torre Irma Zillessen Helen McCann and Alvin H Perlmutter. Awards were given to high school publications. the association was founded in 1925 and has engaged tens of thousands of participants over the years.
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Columbia College
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New York Herald-Tribune
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Helen McCann
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Alvin H. Perlmutter
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New York City
Saint Pauls Chapel Choir Prepares National Recording
The Saint Pauls Chapel Choir of about forty paid musicians rehearsed Holst Britten Vaughan Williams and Dello Joio pieces in late February early March. Organist Choirmaster Mr Searle Wright guides the group as Kapp Records records at the Chapel for a nationwide release in April.
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Benjamin Britten
Ralph Vaughn Williams
Norman Dello Joto
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Searle Wright
Kapp Record Company
Roger Williams
Eartha Kitt
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