Campus events fill Earl Hall with lectures and luncheons
A week of campus activities features Seixas Menorah and U.C.A. gatherings at Earl Hall. Lectures include Dr. J. Trachtenberg on Judaism and Economic Systems, Barry Ulanov on Jazz, Will Herberg on American religion, and Rev. Walter Weist in the Lenten series. Luncheons and clubs populate the schedule with speakers from C.U. Government and Newman, Catholic, and Lutheran groups.
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Earl Hall
U.C.A
Will Herberg
Dodge Room
Walter Weist
Radcliffe Announces Summer Study Programs in Archival and Administration
Radcliffe College with Harvard History and the Harvard Business School offers two summer institutes. An eight week Historical and Archival Management Institute starts June 20 focusing on handling and managing source materials. The Management Training Program offers ten full tuition fellowships of 800 dollars, a 700 dollar fellowship from United States Rubber Company, the Edith Gratia Stedman Fellowship, and loans up to 400 dollars. Contact Director T North Whitehead for more details.
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Radcliffe College
Department of History
Harvard University
Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration
Earle W. Newton
United States Rubber Company
Edith Gratia Stedman
T. North Whitehead
Two Juniors Organize Young Democratic Club
The newly chartered Young Democratic Club led by Natalie Twersky and Marcia Young will meet tomorrow at noon in room 101 Barnard. The group aims to study democratic policies through discussions and panels with leaders, elect officers, and set plans at the meeting with adviser Mr. Joseph Hearst from the government department.
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Young Democratic Club
Barnard
Natalie Twersky
Marcia Young
Democratic Party
Joseph Hearst
Government Department
Art Exhibit and Student Concert Promised at CUSC Conference
In conjunction with the conference an exhibit of student artwork will be shown in the Low Library and a student concert is planned for Friday evening. When the full program tickets sell out a second type admitting only symposium access will be issued. Tickets should be bought early.
Far Away Places Dance By International Students Club
The International Students Club at Columbia University held a dance titled Far Away Places on March 18 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in Earl Hall Auditorium with a Russian-dance oriented orchestra. Three floor shows featured an Indian dance, a Chinese ballet solo by George Li from the New York City Center Ballet, and a Russian national dance group from the North Caucasian Society. The next event is Joseph Lubart speaking on Culture and Neuroses on March 25 from 4 to 6 in the Dodge Room, Earl Hall.
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International Students Club of
Columbia University
Earl Hall
New York City Center Ballet Company
George Li
International Students Club
Joseph Lubart
Dodge Room
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Students For Democratic Action
Butler
Kurt Shell
C.U. Government Department
Newman Club
Father Mario Zicarelli
Latin American Newman Club
Schiff Room
Seixas-Menorah
Schiff
C.U.S.C
Low Memorial Library
Barnard Chinese Club
Radcliffe
CUSC
Europe
England
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
France
Gramercy Tours
Fifth Avenue
Gibbs
Katharine
Boston
Marlborough St
New York
Park Ave
Providence
Angell St
Montclair
N.J
Plymouth St
Patricia Morison
Sam
Lam
America
Aris Beauty Salon
Amsterdam Avenue
University
Janet Blair
L&m
John Robert Powers
Lem
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