Council Report Shows Profit From Columbia Book Sale
The Columbia University Libraries and Student Council reported a five day book sale at Egleston Library February 19 to 23 disposed of about 15000 books. Net income totaled 2234.46 with 50 percent to libraries and the rest to the Foreign Students Emergency Loan Fund.
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Columbia University Libraries
Columbia University Student Council
Ther
Butler Library
Egleston
School of Mines
Columbia University
CUSC
History and Literature Lectures and Concert Schedule
A schedule listing March events at ACR-590 AM Moerday. March 26 7 30 Classroom The History of the American Republic with Professor James P Shenton. March 27 7 30 Comparative Literature with Professor Eric Benkey. March 28 9 00 Lecture in the Humanities Shakespearean Plays with Professor Ronald S Berman 10 00 United States Steel Concert Hour. March 29 10 00 Concert Hall Rachmaninoff Khaihatuman Dvorak. March 30 10 00 Concert Hall Schubert Franck Khaichatuman Aushaio men.
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James P. Shenton
Eric Benkey
Ronald S. Berman
United States Steel Con
Rachmeninoff
Khaithhatunan
Dvorak
Schubert
Franck
Khaichatuman
Aushaiomen
SDS Faces Regional Spread and South Campus Gap
The article notes SDS has fifteen chapters across the West Midwest and East with no southern groups due to limited opportunities and academic pressure. It mentions Texas campuses hosting groups and plans to reorient, conduct individual outreach, and publish a political manifesto to define the young left’s stance.
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SDS
Midwest
Haber
Texas
Buckley to Speak at World Affairs Symposium
The Princeton RESPONSE committee hosts a three day symposium at Princeton University April 6 8 titled The Changing Face of American Democracy Speakers include William Buckley Jr Arthur Schlesinger Jr Senators William Proxmire Clifford Case John Sparkman and Richard Revere Up to 3000 participants expected and lodging arranged on campus Interested students contact Gail Hochman via student mail for details
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Buckley
Symposium On World Affairs
William Buckley, Jr
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
William Proxmire
D-Wisc
Clifford Case
R-Nj
John Sparkman
Gail Hochman
Bulletin Board Highlights University Talks This Week
Dr David Wallace addresses Sociology Majors on March 27 at 1 p.m. in 422 on Non-Rational Aspects of Voting. Ernest Branch continues Algebraic Structures March 26 at 4 p.m. in 325 Mil bank. Emmanuel Wallerstein speaks on Politics in Guinea March 28 at 4 15 p.m. in 302B. History majors hear Britain and Europe March 27 at 1 p.m. in 2058. Barnard Columbia economists sponsor March 26 talk on Graduate Study in Economics in Fayerweather Lounge. Class of 64 rings on March 26 28 11 3 on Jake deposit required.
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Ernest Branch
Emmanuel Wallerstein
Columbia
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The
African Studies Society
J. D. B. Miller
University of Leicester
England
Britain
Europe
Harold Barger
Barnard- Columbia Economics Society
Graduate Economics Society
Fayerweather Lounge
Jake
Barnard Student Urged to Engage in Activities and Work
A Barnard student speaker criticizes a self centered lifestyle and urges sophomores to join campus activities. Mrs. McIntosh cautions against social pressures and advocates work experience for girls, saying one cannot rely on domesticity alone to gain world acceptance.
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