McNutt Discusses Philippines at McMillin Lecture
Paul V. McNutt recent High Commissioner to the Philippines spoke at McMillin Theater last Monday night. He analyzed the islands as a strategic Pacific base and as a model of dynamic democracy, noting devastation from three years of Japanese occupation and the American role in rebuilding democracy and institutions.
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Philippines
Institute of Arts and Sciences
McMillin Theater
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Manila
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CURC Announces Show Program
CURC outlines a day of programming including Bar 8 00 Maxby and ACOA Canon at 8 30 with a parade at 8 55 followed by campus news at 9 00 and the J thinks aos Tuue s at 9 45 Sports at 10 30 Symphony Hour at noon Sign Off and later Leftovers at Kirks Listener s Corner and Players Playhouse 9 00 Drool with O Toole 10 45 Symphonic Hour.
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Sra de Onis Speaks at Spanish Majors Meeting
Sra Harriet de Onis, renowned translator of Spanish and Portuguese works, spoke last Tuesday at the Spanish Majors meeting. She discussed translation experiences and how to become a translator, citing Green Continent and The Knights of the Silver Cape among her recent acclaimed projects. Also present was Peruvian novelist Ciro Alegria, who offered to write El Circulo Hispano's Christmas play.
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Knights of the Silver Cape
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Plan for International Students Day observance at school
Council discussed November 17 events with a booth or forum during November 12 to 16 under Political Council. A special Political Council meeting is set for November 7 at noon in the National Service room to decide the school's participation. Jane Weidlund urges student input before the meeting.
CURC Policy Limits Use of Its Equipment
CURC, Columba University student broadcasting station, restricts equipment use to CURC personnel. Equipment rental is two dollars per hour, with one dollar per hour for CURC personnel if outside normal staff. Public address systems are not available, so on campus events must be in transmitter-covered locations with radio pickup for program material.
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Mortarboard Warns Students Over Candid Photography
A campus notice describes Mortarboard photographer intrusion during a physics class to capture candid poses for the upcoming yearbook. It warns students to present themselves well and avoid awkward positions while noting planned posed photos to keep Barnard students looking respectable.
Yearbook Subscription Poster Appears in School
Marion Gluck, Mortarboard circulation manager, announces a poster placed on Jake with yearbook subscription blanks and envelopes for payments. Students should send subscriptions and payments to Miss Gluck through student mail.
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Mortarboard
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Miss Gluck
University Christian Association Holds First Dance at Earl Hall
The University Christian Association hosts its first dance today in Earl Hall from 4 to 6 with Columbia Blue Lions providing music and refreshments served. Katherine Keith president outlines plans to boost group participation in meetings and invites topic suggestions via student mail.
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Lutherans Affiliate with Greater New York Group
The Barnard Lutheran Club affiliate joins the Lutheran Student Association of America which coordinates Lutheran student work in Greater New York. A metropolitan council includes area educational institutions. Monthly rallies feature supper worship and a nationally known speaker. Pastor Forrel of the Bronx involved.
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Barnard Plans Folk Dance Party For November Ninth
Barnard announces a Folk Dance Party Friday November 9 to echo with allemande left swing your partner and grand right and left. Callers include Professor Margaret Holland head of physical education Miss Margaret De Haan and Miss Marion Weber. Aimed at new students with cider and doughnuts for beginners. AA Folk Dance committee chaired by Doris Johnson includes Muriel Chevious Evelyn Chen Mary Knaepen Madeleine Thomas Nancy Elmendorf Mary Rouch and Judy Wasser.
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Marion Weber
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Doris Johnson
Muriel Chevious
Evelyn Chen
Mary Knaepen
Madeleine Thomas
Nancy Elmendorf
Mary Rouch
Judy Wasser
Nobel Laureate I. R. Rabi to Speak at Open House
Professor I. R. Rab is head of Columbia Physics and Nobel Prize winner will address the Menorah Seixas Open House on Monday from four to six at Earl Hall. A lecture series on what the modern youth can believe shifts from Tuesday to November 9 at 7 30 due to Election Day.
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Columbia
Earl Hall
Newman Club to Host Daly Talk on Is Feminism Worth Saving
Father John K. Daly will speak at the Newman Club meeting in the College Parlor next Monday from four to six. The subject is Is Feminism Worth Saving. Refreshments will be served.
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