Campus economic talks and student events on campus
Dr. Robert V. Rosa of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York will discuss The Current Economics Situation tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Conference Room. Messieurs Sharp Gordman Havens Hawk and Moore present Faculty Follies March 25 26 at 8 30 p.m. Admission by one dollar per student two dollars per faculty to Barnard Development Plan. The Encampment for Citizenship addressed by Mrs Alice K Politzer Thursday March 24 at 4 p.m. in Conference Room. Columbia and Barnard glee clubs to appear on Mutual Broadcasting System March 26 from 4 to 4 30 p.m. open house for Menorah Seixas societies March 21 at 4 p.m. in Earl Hall. Talks themed Interpretations of Judaism. Ruth Houghton Placement Office director says summer Washington jobs for junior and sophomore science majors with salaries from 2152 to 3727 dollars annually.
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Robert V. Rosa
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Messieuis Sharp
Gordman
Havens
Hawk and Moore
Barnard
Alice K. Politzer
Columbia
Barnard College
Mutual Broadcasting System
Menorah-Seixas
Earl Hall
Ruth Houghton
Washington
Salares
Medical Examinations Required for Next Year Programs
Freshmen and sophomores must sign up for medical examinations now. Programs for next year will not be approved unless the medical examinations have been completed.
Faculty Frolics presents Hands Across The Sea by Noel Coward
Under Mrs. Amelia Del Rio direction the faculty will stage the Noel Coward one act comedy Hands Across The Sea. Starring are Miss Houghton and the ladies Rich Stabenau Seals and others.
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Amelia del Rio
Noel Coward
Miss Houghton
the Mesdames Rich
Stabenau, Seals
Rabbinic Lectures by Alexander J Burnstein Scheduled
A pair of lectures by Rabbi Alexander J. Burnstein will be held to explore topics in Jewish thought. The series aims to illuminate ethics, law, and modern issues through traditional study and dialogue.
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Rabbi Alexander J. Burnstein
U W F Elections Meeting Set for Thursday
Barnard United World Federalists will meet in the Conference Room at 12 30 p m to elect officers for the coming year.
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Barnard
United World Federalists
Truth, freedom, and monopoly in modern teaching
Howard argues that strong anti Communism harms genuine inquiry. He asserts teaching should reveal economic realities like monopoly and ownership concentration. Denying Communist speech regiments ideas and risks democratic erosion. He questions whether any nation suppressing Communist thought can remain free.
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