Deny Union Injunction Against CU
The New York County Supreme Court denied a temporary injunction sought by the Transport Workers Union against Columbia University over mediation in the cafeteria workers strike. Justice Botein dismissed a $100,000 civil rights suit and ruled Columbia has no duty to bargain, while student groups began petitions for recognizing the union. A CIO protest letter to Mayor Impellitteri and a TV briefing by TWU officials followed.
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Columbia University
Transport Workers Union
New York County Supreme Court
Justice Botein
University
Botein
New York State Labor Mediation Board
Impellitteri
CIO
John O’connell
TWU
Columbia Separator
Jerry Landauer
Students For Democratic Action At Columbia
Richard Givens
John Phillips
Local 100
Union
Plan for Student Congress at Indiana University
Student government leaders and college editors meet August 18 27 at Indiana University for the fifth annual National Student Association Congress on The Student and the Crisis in Education. Two pre conferences from August 14 18 will address The College Editor as Student Leader and student body presidents issues. On campus lodging is four dollars per day for delegates and visitors.
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Indiana University
National Student Association
NSA
Barnard Plans New Civilizations Courses For 1952 53
Barnard College will introduce Civilization Major and add courses across American and British Civilization, Education and Child Study for the 1952 53 academic year. New English courses include Play Production and American Vernacular Literature. Fine Arts offers Modern European and American Painting. Cartography joins Geography. History 43 44 becomes History of Education in the United States. Additional offerings include Literary Italian and Philosophy courses on Schopenhauer Nietzsche and the Philosophy of Education, plus Educational Psychology in Psychology and a full year Religion course on Bible ethics and Judeo Christian tradition. Sociology introduces Juvenile Delinquency and The Sociology of Work in winter and spring.
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Barnard
Tory of
United States
Palmer outlines 119th Street plan tied to need and funds
Miss Jean Palmer projects a compact campus built on 119th Street with future use dictated by need and available funds. If renovation costs exceed new construction, Barnard would seek funds. if cheaper to renovate, the street could host extended tennis courts. Meanwhile spaces will serve faculty parking.
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119Th Street
Jean T. Palmer
Bulletin
Riverside
Palmer
Labor Secretary cites bright job outlook for college grads
Maurice J. Tobin, secretary of labor, says job prospects for new graduates are excellent as the economy expands through 1952 53. Engineers and women in the field are in high demand for national defense, while physicists chemists and mathematicians face strong and growing opportunities across private industry government and education.
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Maurice J. Tobin
Secretary of
Department of Labor
Labor Department
Birth Film A The Normal Birth of a Baby at Brinckerhoff Theater
A movie titled The Normal Birth of a Baby will be shown in Brinckerhoff Theater on Thursday May 8 from 12 to 1 p.m. Access is limited to participants who have completed the Modern Living Course or are currently enrolled in it.
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Brinckerhoff Theater
Dean Hosts Senior Class Graduation Reception
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh will host the annual senior reception tomorrow from 4 to 6 p.m. in the College Parlor. Faculty and administration are invited. Renee Madesker and Phebe Ann Marr will lead the receiving line.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Renee Madesker
Phebe Ann Marr
119Th Street
Miss Marr
Deed Grants Barnard Right to Use 119th Street for Campus
A public ceremony made 119th Street Barnard property as Deputy Mayor Charles Horowitz handed a deed to Dean Millicent C. McIntosh. The deed allows campus use for all time, with Barnard pledging to honor the obligation and thanking Robert Moses for helping secure council approval.
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Charles Horowitz
New York City
119Th Street
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard
City of
New York
Millicent C. McIntosh
Dean McIntosh
Robert Moses
Maynard Wheeler
Settings of Poetry Program Promises Multischool Verse
The English Department hosts Settings of Poetry a Wednesday night program at 8 30 in the College Parlor. Barry Ulanov will introduce works from German French and English schools featuring George Hebbel Mombert Li Tai Po Goethe Stramm Apollinaire Valery Joyce and Dickinson Bethany Beardslee soprano and Jacques Monod pianist assist. The program is open to the College.
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Barry Ulanov
Stefan George
Friedrich Hebbel
Alfred Mombert
Li-Tai-Po
Goethe
August Stramm
Guillaume Apollinaire
Paul Valery
James Joyce
Emily Dickinson
Bethany Beardslee
Jacques Monod
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Supreme Court
Sandra Perlmutter
Michael Quill
Political Council
Photos By
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Indiana U
Labor Sec
College
Isabel Casson
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