Moley Analyzes British Elections In Detail
Professor Raymond Moley spoke at the college on the recent British vote. He traced factors like the three week campaign and the Labor governments push for nationalization, noting middle class shifts and a Conservative edge. He called the election a test of two government philosophies with lasting impact.
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Raymond Moley
Columbia
Barnard
Newsweek
College Assembly
Moley
England
Labor
Dr. Moley
Clement Atlee
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Bristol
Aneurin Bevan
Mr. Bevan
Professor Moley
Britain
Labor Party
America
Seniors Must Sign Poster to Rent Caps for Senior Ball
Seniors must sign the Jake poster to rent caps gowns and collars for May 9 and June 4 7 8. Rentals cost 1.75 for May 9 1950 and 2.75 for other days. Measurements available from Jad Bielicki. The sign up poster for the Senior Ball will appear on Jake the week of April 10 17.
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Jake
Jad Bielicki
Junior Class Presents Play Out of the Red
The Junior Show premiering tomorrow and Saturday at Brinckerhoff Theater features Barbara Ritter as Show Chairman and Virginia Schleussner as director. Leslie Morgan and others wrote the book and lyrics, with Marion Fournier and Merle Marcus providing music. Cast includes Dave Goodman as Jeff, Naomi Loeb, Gloria D Arienzo, Audrey Cole, Bernice Greenfield, Genie Bolger, Margie Farrell, Holly Forbes, Joan Hibbard, Tony Beckers, Jackie Kunitz, Virginia Kraft, Joann MacManus, Jane Steketee, Bernice Friedenthal, Barbara Ritter, Miss Winan, Announcer Lois Campaine, Torchlighter Chris Rennie, and Mr Agle Lynn Kang. tickets available at Jake and at the door.
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Dave Goodman
Jeff
Naomi Loeb
Peg
Gloria D’arienzo
Mealy
Audrey Cole
Thrub
Bernice Greenfield
Hoonie
Genie Bolger
Margie Farrell
Holly Forbes
Joan Hibbard
Jane Steketee
Tony Beckers
Jackie Kunitz
Virginia Kraft
Joann MacManus
Bernice Friedenthal
Barbara Ritter
Deans
Miss Winan
Lois Campaine
Chris Rennie
Torchlighter
Lynn Kang
Mr. Agle
Jake
Lynn Loeb Elected Honor Board Chairman At Columbia
Lynn Loeb 51 was elected next year s Honor Board Chairman from a closed slate with Mary Gray Stilwell and Aline Wegrocki. 377 students voted. Loeb, Mortarboard editor in chief and Board of Protectors member, proposes extending the Honor System to all student life and using the Honor Code for elections. She also urges opening nomination slate beyond Student Council.
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Marilyn Rosenthal Loeb
Mary Gray Stilwell
Aline Wegrocki
Nominate Residence Officers Tomorrow
Nominations for president social chairman and junior and sophomore representatives of the residence halls will be made tomorrow night at a house meeting. Elections will be held by secret ballot during the week.
Students Debate Free Cuts At College Town Meeting
A town meeting in the College Parlor discusses free cuts in courses. Ruth Schachter chairs as Dean Millicent McIntosh cites education as guiding principle. Professor John Moore argues attendance isn’t needed and claims only 5 percent max skip in a year. Mr. Fogle counters that attendance helps learning and questions Moore’s course-specific data.
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Ruth Schachter
Millicent C. McIntosh
John Moore
Moore
French R. Fogle
Fogle
Historians Explore Liberty in Barnard Forum Panel
Noted scholars discuss the American tradition of liberty at Barnard College. Professor Henry Steele Commager argues for pragmatic liberty beyond abstract rights, while Sidney Hook warns against totalitarianism and loyalty oaths. The event traces liberty from colonial religious roots to Enlightenment ideas and practical governance.
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Barnard
Jacques Barzun
Millicent C. McIntosh
Henry Steele Commager
Commager
Fineberg
Murdock
Kenneth B. Murdock
Barnard Considers Tuition Rise And Enrollment Changes
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh reports 278 students or 24.4 percent responded on tuition increase support, with 143 favoring the rise over curriculum changes. A 106-signature petition asks for a second survey on tuition impact, while 141 would seek scholarship aid to meet a $100 fee. Alternatives include combining small classes with Columbia College and boosting available student employment. The Board may approve optional tuition for the class of 1951. the ten‑student rule will be suspended to raise enrollment and revenue, with strict admission criteria remaining in place.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Columbia College
Dean McIntosh
Board of Trustees
McIntosh
Referendum Proposed on Tuition Increase by 150 Students
A letter signed by 150 students was sent to Dean Millicent C. McIntosh last Friday proposing a referendum on a $100 tuition rise. It asks if students could meet the increase, could need scholarships, affects student body diversity, willingness to change curriculum, and whether tuition should rise.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
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Out of the Red
Brinckerhoff Theater
Virginia Schleussner
Leslie Morgan
Marisa Macina
Vivienne Feigenbaum
Nancy Miller
Alice Kogan
Marion Fournier
Merle Marcus
Lynn Loeb
David Lilienthal
University of Washington
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