Queen to Star At GS Dance For Community Chest Drive
CUSC plans a April community chest drive raising 15000 for foreign and Negro student aid. Events include Candlelight Dance April 1 and 8, rally April 4, carnival April 6. Tickets 1.25. Queen contest entries due March 25 with a donation of 1 dollar. Beneficiaries include World Student Service Fund and four Columbia groups.
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CUSC
General View Press Institute
Billy Rose
World Student Service Fund
Columbia
National Scholars Service
Manhattanville Community Center
Barnard Bulletin
Coffee Dance Final at Hewitt Hall March 25
Last Coffee Dance of the year set for Friday March 25 from 4 to 7 in Hewitt Hall North Dining Room with music by the College Kings and records. Tickets go on sale March 21–22 for fifty cents. attendees include students from Columbia College Columbia Graduate Schools and New York University with George Whipple of Columbia as Master of Ceremonies.
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Hewitt Hall
College Kings
Jake
Columbia College
Columbia Graduate Schools
New York University
George Whipple
Columbia
Nat Cole
Polly Kladivko
Margaret Farrell
Eileen Howley
Christine Lammers
WSSF Aids Needy Students On Equal Universal Basis
The World Student Relief organization funds rehabilitation of academic institutions, medical aid, texts, libraries, and basic needs for students in Europe and Asia. It aims to raise two million dollars via U.S. college drives and international contributions to provide non discriminatory support.
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WSSF
World Student Relief Organization
Europe
Asia
World Student Service Fund
Monetary Institution
WSR
United States
Representative Assembly
Bec
P.C
Barnard
P.G
Jake
South America
P. C. Service
Forum on American Policy Toward China Held Today
The College Parlor hosts a Political Council forum at 4 p m on the topic What Should Be the American Foreign Policy Toward China Miss Annalie Jacoby and Mr Gerald Winfield present opposing views both noted authorities on China Professor R Kirkland of Columbia moderates Tea will be served The council invites all students to attend.
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Political Council
China
Annalie Jacoby
Gerald Winfield
Societe Opens Plays Friday at Brinckerhoff Theatre
Simone Dreyfus and Maude Hopkinson lead the French Club double bill Le Carosse du Saint Sacrément and Le Miracle de Saint Antoine on Friday and Saturday, March 18 and 19, to benefit a Barnard France scholarship. Proceeds fund a study grant for Barnard students. tickets are 60 cents for Barnard and Columbia students, $2 for others.
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Simone Dreyfus
Maude Hopkinson
Prosper Merimée
Miss Dreyfus
Annie Chaillou
Mary Ferris
Esperanza Porto-Carrerro Y de Bayle
Maurice Maeterlinck
St. Anthony
Sylvia Caides
Virginia Anne Atheling
Marie Louise Emmet
Helena Bann
Gustave
Achille
Barnard
France
Madame Eve Daniel
Comedie Francais
Columbia
WKCR Plans Barnard Expansion and Student Involvement
WKCR president Jack Turvey discussed Barnard College collaboration to air programs from Barnard with a new line installed in the Conference Room. Plans include spring Barnard broadcasts and broader coverage next year, plus potential links from Brooks Hall. The station seeks students for producing directing writing and technical roles and invites writers musicians and singers to contact Mr. Turvey.
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WKCR
Jack Turvey
Barnard
Hamilton Annex
Turvey
Brooks Hall
Teaching Can Be Fun Says Dr Nicolson to Students
Dr Marjory Nicolson of Columbia addresses an all college assembly urging active civic involvement in education. She critiques crowded public schools and notes women largely run secondary schools while many students avoid teaching for lack of glamour.
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Dr. M.nicolson
Marjory Nicolson
Graduate Faculty of
Columbia
Nicolson
Dr. Nicolson
Columbia Scholastic Press Association Meeting Highlights
The Columbia Scholastic Press Association hosted a national gathering of high and junior high school journalists over Thursday to Saturday. Attendees submitted school publications for merit judging with medals and placements announced at the closing luncheon where President Eisenhower delivered a transcribed address stressing truth and defense of America.
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Columbia
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Waldorf Astoria
America
Alumnae Speak at Barnard Jobs Conference Week
Twenty seven Barnard alumnae will speak across a three day Jobs Conference next Monday through Wednesday. The schedule includes a Personnel conference in the Conference Room at 7 30 p m with speakers Miss Dorothy MacGillivray Joan Walch Frances Smith and Annette Auld and a writing session in the College Parlor. Mrs Rosemary Blackmon and Miss Joyce Sentner will discuss their work. Miss Nona Balakian of the New York Times Book Review will address newspaper work and Miss Helen Kennedy Stevens will describe her public relations role at The Iranian Institute. A Tuesday social work conference in the College Parlor features psychiatric case work nursing physical therapy and Girl Scouting with Mrs MacIntosh on teaching. The Fine Arts conference also at 7 30 p m Tuesday will feature Miss Aline MacMahon and Miss Doris Brown plus Mrs William P Dengel and Miss Marianna Byram. A Glamour Job Workshop with Miss Mary E Campbell on Wednesday at 4 in Brooks Hall living room will cover specific methods to get the right job.
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Barnard
Dorothy MacGillivray
Joan Walch
Frances Smith
Annette Auld
Rosemary Blackmon
Wilfred Funk
Joyce Sentner
NBC
Nona Balakian
New York Times Book Review
Helen Kennedy Stevens
MacIntosh
Aline MacMahon
Doris Brown
William P. Dengel
American Broadcasting Co
Marianna Byram
Barnard Fine Arts Department
Glamour
Brooks Hall
Mary E. Campbell
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WSA
Forum Today
Societe
Plan Barnard
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