Cinderella Hop Promises Gala Time for All
The Athletic Association Harvest Hop set for this Saturday at 9 p.m. in the Gymnasium adopts Cinderella's Pumpkin as its theme with pink blue and silver colors. Judy Dworkin 49 will sing and Dance Kings led by Warner Shilbret provide music. Admission rises from 2.75 to 3.00 dollars after Student Council approval citing rising costs and lower undergraduate allotment. Tickets go on sale today on Jake. Guests include Dr and Mrs Austin McIntosh Miss Margaret Holland Mary Lou Heffernan Miss Lois Boochever and Barbara Hewlett last year’s A A President.
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Athletic Association
Judy Dworkin
Warner Shilbret
A.A
Jake
Austin McIntosh
Margaret Holland
Mary Lou Heffernan
Lois Boochever
Barbara Hewlett
Dean Millicent Carey McIntosh Receives Theodore Roosevelt Medal
Millicent Carey McIntosh is named recipient of the Theodore Roosevelt Medal of Honor alongside Arthur H. Vandenberg and Dr. James B. Conant. The award cites Mrs. McIntosh for leadership of youth and development of American character and lauds her as a brilliant educator and devoted mother of five.
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Dean Millicent Carey McIntosh
Theodore Roosevelt
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
James B. Conant
Harvard University
McIntosh
Dr. Conant
Vandenberg
Thag
Play Revived For Jubilee Belle of New York at Columbia
The Columbia Theater Association brings the 1898 hit Belle of New York to Brander Matthews Theater as part of New York's Golden Jubilee. December 1 through 7 performances nightly except Sunday. Willard Rhodes directs music and seeks Barnard students for chorus and music reading roles with rehearsals Monday Wednesday and Thursday at 8 30.
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Willard Rhodes
Columbia
Barnard Eyes Summer Abroad Plan for European Study
In a letter to the editor Barnard College contemplates forming a student group for ten weeks of summer study in Europe to earn college credit. Paris or Lausanne would be options with courses at Sorbonne, Ecole du Louvre, or Ecole des Sciences Politiques, plus potential study in German culture at Zurich. Transportation and housing would be provided, with a Barnard liaison.
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Barnard
Europe
Paris
Smith College
Dean McIntosh
Sorbonne
University of Lausanne
Ecole du Louvre
Ecole Des Sciences Politiques
University of Zurich
Lausanne
Gsophomores
Archery students urged to return missing arm guards
Gym notice asks archery students who accidentally took arm guards to return them to Miss Bize at once.
Wallace at Columbia Advocates Academic Freedom
Wallace addresses a capacity crowd at McMillin Theater as Progressive Party presidential candidate. He calls for faculty freedom to express left of center views, condemns loyalty purges, and says Eisenhower will strive to preserve academic freedom in Columbia.
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Henry Wallace
McMillin Theater
Progressive Party
Wallace
Third Party
Eisenhower
Columbia
Barnard Students Assigned Election Day Duties
Over 35 Barnard volunteers gathered in the Conference Room to receive election day assignments at New York City party headquarters. Tasks include poll watching leafleting and telephone duties, with riders on sound trucks and shifts at Democratic Republican Socialist and Progressive headquarters.
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Barnard
New York City
Political Council of
Louise Burr Gerrard
158 Street
Broadway
Paul O’dwyer
Jacob Javits
Howard Henig
New York Senate
Fourth Avenue
Wallace
Marcantonio
Ellis
Vivian Feigenbaum
Four Speakers Present Liberal Voter Forum At Liberal Club
Four party representatives spoke on The Choice for the Liberal Voter at a Liberal Club pre election forum last Thursday. Speakers included Thomas G. Stone supporting the Progressives and William S. Ryan of the Young Democratic Club, with Republicans William J. Brennan and George W. Hartmann defending the Progressive position. Students then asked questions and discussed the issues raised.
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Liberal Club
Thomas G. Stone
American Labor Party
William S. Ryan
Columbia
Young Democratic Club
William J. Brennan
Young Republican Club
Columbia Law School
George W. Hartmann
Progressive Party
University Canvassing Reveals Indecision in Presidential Race
Two campus straw votes show mixed results among Columbia area students. General Studies poll lists Truman ahead briefly, while a Gallup style sampling by Government Club indicates Dewey leads in one survey. Barnard participation is noted but not counted in some counts.
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Dewey
Galllup
Truman
White House
General Studies
General Studies Government Club
John Jay
Butler
Business
Pupin
Hamilton
Barnard
Butler Library
Wallace
Norman Thomas
Government
Columbia
Senior Week Officers Announced by Evelyn Boxhorn
Senior Week Chairman Evelyn Boxhorn names officers and committee heads for Senior Week. Shirley Cohen chairs the Senior Ball Committee, Margaret Ward leads the Senior Banquet Committee, Joan Capp heads the Business Committee, Elizabeth Hayman the Printing Committee, Marilyn Karmason Publicity, Natalie Cole Step Singing, June Billings Baccalaureate Tea, Margaret Mather and Constance Howland Class Day, Eileen Brown Class Gift. Tentative plans prepared by the Senior Week Committee await Dean approval with potential reductions under consideration.
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Evelyn Boxhorn
Shirley Cohen
Margaret Ward
Joan Capp
Elizabeth Hayman
Marilyn Karmason
Natalie Cole
June Billings
Margaret Mather
Constance Howland
Eileen Brown
Service Group Seeks Volunteers for Community Help
Esther Monaco, chairman of the Community Service Bureau, urges volunteers as the group faces many pleas it cannot answer. The New York Association for the Blind seeks volunteers for discussion leaders, indoor table games, social dance teaching, partners, rollerskating partners, and recreation assistants. Visit Miss Monaco Tuesdays 11 to 12 am or Fridays 12 to 12:30 pm outside Barnard Hall room 209.
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Esther Monaco
Community Service Bureau
New York
Barnard Hall
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Musical
Charlotte T. Muret
Department of History
P.C
Harvard Uombin
Thomas
Thurmond
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