Professors Go On Leave for Winter and Spring
A Washington report lists professors taking leave for winter and spring. Saulnier will advise the Council of Economic Advisers on growth and stability while continuing work with the National Bureau of Economic Research. Reichard plans Navajo field work in Flagstaff and a book on unwritten primitive literature. Youtz to prepare an introductory psychology text. Elliott eyeing Europe or Australia. Additional faculty on leave include Greene Loughborough Rauch Roosa De Wyzewa Niebuhl Stecher Williamson Florit with four spring only absences.
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Washington
Council of Economic Advisers
Saulnier
National Bureau of Economic Research
Gladys A. Reichard
Anthropology
Reichard
Miss Reichard
Flagstaff
Arizona
Museum of Northern Arizona
Richard Youtz
Clara Elliot
Europe
Australia
Tatiana Greene
Carolyn B. Loughborough
Music
Ursula M. Niebuhr
Emma D. Stecher
Chilton Williamson
Eugenio Florit
Celler addresses India Society on India relations
Representative Emanuel Celler spoke to the India Society of Columbia University saying Indians see Americans as naive and fear the Soviet threat. He urged aid without a pawn role in the East West struggle and emphasized improving US India ties beyond political motives.
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Emanuel Celler
United States House of Representatives
India Society of Columbia University
Fayerweather Lounge
Mr. Celler
United States-India
India
Celler
Senator McCarthy
United States
Reds
Treasurers to Report to Office by May 14 Deadline
All treasurers must report to the Undergraduate Treasurer's Office by May 14 to close this year's books. Office hours are Tuesdays and Fridays from 12 to 1 and by special appointment with Cynthia Bachner during the exam period.
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Cynthia Bachner
Trumpeter Leonard to be crowned Brauhaus Ball king
Leonard Sues, noted trumpet soloist, will be crowned King of the Brauhaus Ball in John Jay Hall tomorrow night May 7. The beer garden style dance is sponsored by Barnard College class of 1957 and Columbia's Ted Kremer Society with tickets at 2.50 per couple available on Jake now.
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Leonard Sues
Brauhaus
John Jay Hall
Barnard College
Columbia
Ted Kremer Society
Jake Now
Guggenheim Fellowships Awarded to University Professors
The awards go to Dr. Henry M. Foley physics associate, Dr. Paul Stover Wright fine arts archaeology assistant, Dr. Teru Hayashi zoology associate, Dr. Ellis Kolchin mathematics associate, Dr. Joseph Greenberg anthropology associate. Other scholars include Dr. Jack Stein German assistant, Dr. Norman Torrey French professor, Dr. Paul Lang musicology professor, Dr. Eveline Burns social work, Dr. Leo Grebler, and Dr. George Stigler.
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Henry M. Foley
Paul Stover Wright
Teru Hayashi
Ellis Robert Kolchin
Joseph Harold Greenberg
Guggenheim
Jack Madison Stein
Norman Lewis Torrey
Paul Henry Lang
Eveline Mabel Burns
Leo Grebler
George J. Stigler
Registration Opens For NSA Seminar
Less than a week remains for NSA's International Students Relations Seminar to be held in Boston Massachusetts and Ames Iowa this summer. Barnard students may apply for twelve national scholarships to gain specialized knowledge in international student relations. Deadline is May 10.
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NSA
Boston
Massachusetts
Ames
Barnard
Marjorie Gallanter
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Aris Beauty Salon
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Miss Ungar
East 38Th Street
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Iowa
Maida Shop
Broadway
113Th Street
Phone University
RED Cross
NEW York World-Telegram and Sun
MO New Asia Restaurant
New York, N. Y
112Th Street
Bill Stern
ABC Radio Network
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
ST. Louis
Newark
Los Angeles
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