Deans Day At Columbia College Draws Alumni
Columbia College marks its sixth annual Deans Day with hundreds of alumni returning to host events including a luncheon in John Jay Dining Hall and an afternoon tea. Women attendees join discussion groups for the first time alongside talks by Millicent McIntosh Mark Van Doren Rudolph Hallley and Boris Stanfield with Russian prisoners addressing myths behind the Iron Curtain.
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Nicholas M McKnight
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Low Library
John Jay
Columbia
Millicent C. McIntosh
Mark van Doren
Rudolph Halley
Boris F. Stanfield
Russia
Saint Patrick's Day Coffee Dance closes spring Barnard Hall
About 325 men from Columbia Law College, the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Long Island Medical School, Columbia College and Rutgers attended at Barnard Hall Gym. 125 Barnard students were admitted with tickets at 50 cents. All costs covered with no profit per Barnard Social Chairman Jackie Hyman. Music by Cyrus St Clair and his band. This was the last Coffee Dance of the semester.
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
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Columbia College
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Cyrus St. Clair
Grants Tax Status Expanded to Income Taxes for Education Aid
Government rules restrict tax exemption for teaching fellowships and grants. Grants tied to training may be tax free only if no services are provided. otherwise, the recipient’s work or research could be taxable. The move targets abuses where payments for services enjoyed tax-free status.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Campus clubs and meetings fill Thursday schedule
On campus events include Columbia Christian Fellowship in the College Parlor and a Liberal Action Club Forum in Barnard Hall Room 409 at 4. Open House by University Christian Association with Reverend J. Robert Nelson at 4 in the Dodge Room, Earl Hall. noon luncheon also in Dodge Room. Supper Sunday 6:30 to 9:30 in Dodge Room. Jewish Graduate Society discus sions 7:30 in Dodge Room. topics include religion, Judaism, and current Jewish problems. Protestant Students lunch in Earl Hall Room 8 at noon tomorrow. 4 p.m. discussion in Room M tomorrow. Mass Preparation in Earl Hall Room 1 at 3:15 tomorrow. Graduate English Society meets 8 p.m. in Philosophy Hall Room 301 to hear Marjorie Hope Nicolson on Science and Literature. non-member admission 25 cents. Newman Club business meeting tomorrow 4 p.m. in Earl Hall Room 1. supper at 6:30 in the Dodge Room. International Students meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Dodge Room. Pynx Club reception 8 to 11 p.m. tomorrow in Earl Hall auditorium. Dmitri Metropoulus will speak.
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Constitution policy on open meetings for Residence Halls Students Association
The revised Constitution would require all Executive Committee meetings to be open to RSA members unless the President and committee decide otherwise. Present policy closes meetings per Robert's Rules unless a motion to open is passed, which would be unnecessary if the revision passes.
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