United Student Peace Committee Urges April 20 Demonstration
The United Student Peace Committee calls a nationwide peace demonstration on April 20 urging students to discuss U S foreign policy and unite to aid war victims. The ASU backs a realistic peace program stressing educational opportunity housing health and civil rights while opposing neutrality that aids aggressors.
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A D Miller Profile of Barnard Alumna Author
A D Miller details Barnard College alumna Mrs. Miller a novelist playwright and short story writer whose life included math studies at Barnard and a move to 119 Street from Madison Avenue She recalls travel by horse car and prefers poetry to other forms noting Forsaking All Others as a favorite work and describes Barnard New York relations and the city’s support for the college The article mentions international disarmament and civil liberties debate in the era
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New York
Notice for class ring pickups in Conference Room
Those who ordered class rings on February 21 are requested to call for them today in the Conference Room between 11:30 and bad.
Guatemalan Feted At Spanish Tea
Miss Sidonia Rosenbaum from Guatemala, teaching at Hunter College, was guest of honor at a Spanish majors tea in Brooks Hall Executive Room on March 13. She spoke on Argentina’s poet Alfonsina Storni and cited Mistral Ibarbouron Agustini Storni as lyric pioneers. She described Storni’s verse as sea haunted and profuse with self expression, and read three of her poems: Hombre pequenito, Cuadradas y Angulos, Balada ritmica.
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Sidonia Rosenbaum
Guatemala
Hunter College
Brooks Hall
Miss Rosenbaum
Alfonsina Storni
Argentina
South America
Mistral
Ibarbouron
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Atlantic Ocean
Barnardites Judge Water Carnival At Columbia Gym
Barnard women Ruth Cummings Grace Maresca and Jeanne Paul will judge Columbia University's Fifth Annual Water Carnival in the gymnasium. Admission is 55 cents and the event centers on the story of the three goddesses and a beauty contest with a Trojan War theme. The piece notes hopes the Greek Trojan hostilities won’t interrupt later Greek Games.
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Columbia Gymnasium
Barnard
Ruth Cummings
Grace Maresca
Jeanne Paul
Dies Investigator Visits University
Investigator questions Columbia figures about Wilson amid claims of paid agitators. Theological Seminary president Dr. Sloane Coffin and Associate Dean Nicholas McKnight declined to discuss correlations. Students mock the probe, while Hilary Holmes says the inquiry will find nothing un-American on campus.
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Colin Nothing
Wilson
Activitie Question Seminary
Sloane Coffin
Theological Seminary
Gues
Nicholas McKnight
Kia College
Coffin
Hilary H. Holmes
Columbia
Entrance Rehearsal for Greek Games Planned
The third Greek Games entrance rehearsal will be held tomorrow evening from seven to nine in the gym. A second rehearsal is scheduled for Saturday March 25.
Greek Games Tickets Sale Schedule
Tickets go on sale today at noon in the Conference Room for Sophomores. Juniors and Seniors may buy theirs on Friday. Freshman and Sophomores can purchase on Thursday.
Music Club Meeting Scheduled for 3 P.M.
The Music Club will hold a meeting today at 3 p.m. in the College Parlor.
Lockard to Speak on The Purpose of the Church
C A Lockard Anmerman will address the Columbia Student Christian Association on Thursday at 4 30 pm in Earl Hall. His talk titled The Purpose of the Church will explore church aims and mission for students.
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Lockard Anmerman
Columbia Student Christian Association
Earl Hall
Religious clubs to visit Chaplain's home on March 23
The Lutheran Episcopal and Wycliffe clubs will be guests of Chaplain and Mrs Knox at 413 West 117 Street on Thursday March 23. Miss C Tonsley assistant General Director Charity Organization Society will speak. Tea will be served at 3 45 p.m.
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Wycliffe
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