Pied Piper Carnival boosts Barnard students Saturday
Barnard students will join a four hour Pied Piper Carnival to raise funds for the Development Plan Fund. Activities include food stalls with Spanish candy and German cookies, a fortune teller in the Jungle, and appearances by Andy Panda and Woody Woodpecker. Flyers urge day students to spread publicity and bring siblings and neighborhood children.
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Barnard
Andy Panda
Woody Woodpecker
Jake
Joann MacManus
Development Plan Fund
Carman Announces Eisenhower Scholarships at Columbia College
Dean Harry J. Carman of Columbia College announced the first Eisenhower Scholarships funded by Reader's Digest for outstanding youths. Five high school students will receive four year awards of 4800 dollars each and enter Columbia College with the Class of 1954 based on academic achievement exams and leadership.
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Harry J. Carman
Columbia College
Eisenhower
Reader’s Digest
Focus continues to spark reader dialogue on assimilation
Burlingame notes readers debate assimilation with Catherine Crowding's God and G. B. Shaw cited as more convincing than Doris Orgel's work. The writer congratulated for a well argued and entertaining piece while expressing interest in continuing Focus reading.
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Catharine Crowding
God
G. B. Shaw
Doris Orgel
Cummings
Valency Lectures on French Drama At English Majors Meeting
Maurice Valency, Columbia English professor, spoke on French theater and its American reception, noting state support in France and the critic’s limited role there. He contrasted audience attitudes with Broadway and discussed other lectures from the English Conference and the program’s growth among English majors.
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Valency
Maurice Valency
Columbia Faculty of Philosophy
America
France
Broadway
Vaency
Rosamond Gilder
Greet
Barnard
Unesco
Dorothy Sands
Germany
Paul d’Estournelles
Aeschylus
Katherine Keller
French Guest Recalls War Time Aid in Vimoutiers
Nichole describes her family's presence in Vimoutiers during the war and the townspeople gratitude for American assistance. She credits Pilot Club support for packages, school aid, and rehabilitation, noting clothing shortages before the town was adopted and praising Margaret Mitchell for enabling nationwide Pilot Club aid.
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Nichole
Vimoutiers
France
Pilot Club
Margaret Mitchell
Barnard Volunteers Aid Morningside Children Program
Barnard College students volunteer at the Morningside Community Center near Morningside Drive and 122nd Street. They work afternoons, observe three children each, and may earn degree credit for field work in sociology. The project promotes positive therapy for children from broken homes and supports foster home recruitment for the NYC Department of Welfare.
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Morningside Drive
122Nd Street
Morningside Community Center
Morningside
Harlem
Morningside Center
New York City
Department of Welfare
Children’s Board
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St. Paul’s Chapel
Columbia University
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard College
Barrett Clark
Eugene O’neill
O’neill
Term
Esther Forbes
Johnny Tremain
Frederick Lewis Allen
Harper’s Magazine
Eleanor Tilton
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Encore Beauty Salon
Claremont Avenue
Riverside Drive
University of Madrid
Spain
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
THE
By Beulah Sternberg
Tulane University
New Orleans, la
Gibbs Way
Katharine Gibbs
Park Ave
Plymouth St
Montclair
Superior St
Chicago
Angell St
Providence
Marlborough St
Boston
New Orleans
Louisiana
ATSCL
Coke
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company of New York, Inc
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