Start New Major in American Civilization
Barnard plans a new major in American Civilization to combat over specialization. Aimed to start next semester, the program will not form a department. courses will come from several departments with two permanent courses. The permanent committee includes Basil Rauch chairing with John Kouwenhoven and Gertrude Rich advising. not all details are finalized.
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Basil Rauch
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Rauch
John Kouwenhoven
Gertrude Rich
Foreign plays highlight BarnardSpanish department shows
Linguists Give Foreign Plays presents two one act plays Os Habladores by Cervantes and El Santo de la Isidra by Arcinues directed by Amelia A de del Rio and Angel del Rio with student and faculty casts. Literatur by Arthur Schnitzler will be staged by Deutscher Kreis with no admission. French Club presents Moliere and Achard adaptations in Brinckerhoff Theater with tickets on sale.
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Miguel de Cervantes
Carlos Arnicnes
Amelia A. de del Rio
Barnard
Angel del Rio
Literatur
Arthur Schnitzler
Deutscher Kreis
Patsy Dykéma
Klemkns
Christianne Cassel van Doorn
Margarete
Eva Nauenberg
Gilbert
Brinckerhoff Theater
Moliere
Paul Achard
Arnaud to Discuss The Skyline of New York
Leopold Arnaud dean of Columbia's School of Architecture will address tomorrow's assembly on The Skyline of New York. The event is the second in a three part series aimed at engaging students across disciplines with social sciences arts and natural sciences. Pro fessor Marion Lawrence will preside.
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Columbia
School of Architecture
New York
Marion Lawrence
Fine Arts
Dean Arnaud
France
Lycée Janson de Sailly
University of Paris
Ware
South America
Carnegie Foundation
Dorm Students Elect DiCicco And Rosenthal In Residence Hall Vote
Pete DiCicco elected President of the Residence Halls with Lynn Rosenthal named Social Chairman and Dorothy Vancey chosen Sophomore Representative. The vote surpassed two thirds turnout. DiCicco pushes posting minutes and agendas and closer student governance. Rosenthal plans Barnard Coffee Hours and faculty dinners to balance academics and social life. Vance aims to serve on the calendar committee and strengthen sophomore representation.
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Pete” DiCicco
Lynn Rosenthal
Dorothy Vancey
Miss DiCicco
Rosenthal
Barnard
Cornell
Delegates Attend Columbia Scholastic Press Tea at Brooks
About 350 high school journalists from 30 states attended a tea sponsored by the Public Relations Office during the 28th annual Columbia Scholastic Press Association convention in Brooks Living Room. Barnard journalism hosts welcomed guests, who toured the campus and heard Emanuel R. Freedman of the New York Times.
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Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Brooks
Barnard
Emanuel R. Freedman
New York Times
Joseph M. Murphy
Reverend Dr John Heuss Named Trustee Of Columbia University
The Reverend Dr John Heuss rector of Trinity Church has been elected to Columbia University's Board of Trustees. Dr Heuss renowned for church education work and author of several Christian education books was ordained in 1932 after studies at Bard College and Seabury-Western.
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Trinity Church
Columbia University
Grayson L. Kirk
University
Frederic S. Fleming
Kings College
Heuss
National Council of the Episcopal Church
Department of Christian Education
The
Episcopal Church
Germany
Seabury-Western Theological Seminary
Evanston
Illinois
Conference on College-Community Relations for Functional Education
An appraisal of college progress in linking classroom work with real life will be presented at a two day conference to be held Friday and Saturday, April 25 and 26, at Columbia University. Sponsored by Columbia, City College of New York and Barnard College.
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Columbia
City College of New York
Barnard
Truman addresses 3300 student editors at Waldorf luncheon
President Truman spoke at the Waldorf Astoria to 3,300 student editors for the Columbia Scholastic Press Association convention. He framed the Fair Deal as government purpose and foreign policy to support global prosperity, denying imperial aims while warning of the Soviet threat. The event closed a three day convention, the largest gathering of student editors.
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Truman
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Key West
CSPA
Free World
Free
Columbia University
Schedule for Gym Department Prepares Spring Outdoor Season
Margaret Holland announces spring outdoor season begins April 14 with the spring schedule on the Physical Education bulletin board. Registration is March 27 from 8 45 to 4 30 in the gym and 12 to 1 in Barnard Hall second floor. Indoor classes resume March 31.
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Department of Physical Education
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