Social Work As A Career For Women In The Modern Era
Mrs Florence Schwartz a Columbia University social work graduate discusses the expanding field. Case work covers family relations child welfare medical and psychiatric services while group work offers roles in settlement houses community centers and government agencies. Salaries for graduates range from 2800 to 3000 and advancement relies on masters training with top schools including Columbia Smith Chicago UPenn and Western Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Schwartz
New York School of Social Work
Columbia University
Jewish Association For Neighborhood Centers
New York
Columbia
Smith
Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Western Reserve
Schwartz
Barnard
Freshmen Barred from Columbia Players by Student Council
Mary Jean Huntington states the Student Council prohibited first semester freshmen from joining Columbia Players after faculty and student discussion. The measure aims to protect academics and social adjustment, suggesting freshmen join Wigs and Cues instead. Girls may join Columbia Players after completing the first term.
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Student Council
Columbia University Players
Columbia Players
Columbia
Council
Mary Jean Huntington
Public Property and the Library Note Dochez Letter
A Barnard student laments library book vandalism including underlining and marginalia. He argues against personal notes in reserve texts, distinguishing private property from institutional property, and warns that annotating risks compromising independent thought. He signs Carl Dochez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Barnard
Carl Dochez
Religious Talks At Barnard Weekday Forum Series
Mrs. John E. Smith, advisor of Barnard Religious Affairs, describes Tue Wed Thu discussions in room 403. Topics vary and faculty guests join weekly. A noon devotion and meditation is held each Thursday. Office hours are Tue Wed Thu 1 to 4 p.m. for Barnard students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Smith
Barnard Religious Affairs
Barnard
Office of Religious Affairs
Newman Club Art Exhibit at Columbia University
The Newman Club of Columbia University sponsors a Christian Art Exhibit in Earl Hall from March 26 to 30 open to all students and faculty. Entries must express sincere religious sentiment and include artist name and address for judging with prizes awarded.
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Newman Club of
Columbia University
Earl Hall
Newman Club
New York City
Jake
Barnard Hosts Cosmopolitan Student Body
Barnard College lists a diverse student population with 75 foreign citizens and four stateless students among seventeen nations represented. Great Britain leads foreign enrollments with eleven students, followed by China nine and Mexico/Latvia/Hungary etc. The freshman class shows 66 percent from public high schools and 84 percent from private secondary schools.
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Barnard
Earth
Great Britain
China
Netherlands
Israel
Latvia
Germany
Philippines
Europe
Poland
Hungary
Spain
France
Belgium
Norway
Switzerland
Denmark
Americas
Canada
Newfoundland
Central
South America
Turkey
Irael
Asia Minor
Asia
India
Korea
Africa
South Africa
Barnard Show Ends Financial Woes With Donation
Thrub and Jeffrey's dorm investigations mix with campus events as Peg and Jeff fall in love. A senator learns the scheme behind disruptions and donates 50000 to the Barnard Development Plan. Jeff lands an English Department job, Barnard moves out of the red, ensemble credits follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrub
Jeffrey
Jeff
Peg Jeff
Peg
Mealy
Columbia
Barnard
Leslie Morgan
Nancy Miller
Marisa Macina
Alice Kogan
Vivienne Feigenbaum
Merle Marcus
Molly Cammack
Jacqueline Kunitz
Virginia Kraft
WKCR Conducts Radio Classes at Columbia
WKCR the Columbia University radio station conducts acting microphone technique and radio announcing classes on Tuesday afternoons from 3 to 4 taught by Mrs Phyllis Knowles and Lowell Akiron. A 4 15 p m Monday session by Dick Pittinger manager of sound effects covers manual sound effects for dramatic programs.
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WKCR
Columbia University
Phyllis Knowles
Barnard
Lowell Akiron
Dick Pittinger
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Judy Kramer
C.U
Religious Club
St. Paul’s Chapel
Holy Communion
Norman Spicer
Conrad Massa
James A. Pike
The
University
University of Madrid
Fifth Ave
N. Y
Broadway
113Th St
Maxwell Gordon
Washington PI
Martin Barker, Inc
114Th St
Amsterdam Ave
Delai
Samson
Ly Gay
Bloomingdale's
Brooklyn
Abraham & Straus
Judy Bond, Inc
Dept. A
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