Columbia Republicans Rally for Ike at Madison Square Garden
Twenty two thousand Columbia and Barnard Republicans packed Madison Square Garden for an Eisenhower rally. Signals showed strong student support with banners and chants while a candlelight procession was canceled for fire rules. Eisenhower spoke about no deals and not being a captive, as others like Helen Hayes and Irene Dunne addressed the crowd. School clubs planned voting guidance on 116th Street and emphasized Row A voting.
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Barnard Republican
Madison Square Garden
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Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower
America
Helen Hayes
Robert Montgomery
Irving Ives
Irene Dunne
Rosalind Russell
Columbia Bicentennial plans include campus improvements
Tentative proposals for Columbia University's Columbia Bicentennial in 1954 call for Morningside repaving, Broadway trolley removal, a stagger light system, a Broadway tunnel at 116th Street, and possibly buying 116th Street. Improvements depend on New York City Board of Estimates funding. Richard R. Powell leads the outline for 1954 events.
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Columbia
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New York
Dean Speaks On Women's New Horizons
Millicent C. McIntosh, president of Barnard, spoke at McMillin Theater last Wednesday about women's ethical responsibilities in professional life. She urged adherence to contracts, argued ethics and education empower women, and said work outside the home can refresh and benefit motherhood.
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Barnard
Millicent C. McIntosh
McMillin Theater
McIntosh
Dean's List Honors for 76 Barnard Students 1951-52
Barnard College names 76 students to the Dean's List for 1951 52 including forty seniors and twenty from the class of 1954. Eligibility requires 24 hours with an average of at least 3 40 while no student earned a 4 0 this year under the plus minus system. The senior cohort includes Elizabeth Constantinidis Alexandra de Ghize and Harriet Brundage among others.
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Barnard
Elizabeth Constantinidis
Alexandra de Ghize
Harriet Brundage
Joan Afferica
Pearl Sobel
Joan Belencken
Judith Kramer
Rebekah Berman
Anne Betty Jaffe
Naomi Gold
Joan Sacknitz
Nancy Amsterdam
Serena Lipton
Janice Donetz
Alma Suzin
Ann Newton
Jean Chan
Paola Ottolenghi
Gabriella Wolfsohn
Barbara Meister
Marilyn Jeanne Smith
Barbara Kerewsky
Susan Doris Comora
Cherida Robey
Phebe Ann Marr
Beulah Sternberg
Ursula Hess
Shulamith Simon
Marie Salwen
Mary Bridgeman
Janet Schonwald
Felice Dresner
Lorene Heath
Margaret Underwood
Lida May Traum
Helene Feldman
Joan M. Steckler
Ruth Canter
Anne Schwartz
Patricia Herman
Rael Isaacs
Lydia Halle
Barbara Lou Kauder
Nancy Haung
Myriam Morgenstein
Marjorie Gearhart
Joan Goodman
Ronda Ann Shainmark
Joan Fields
Sally Aronowitz
Lillian Firestone
Judy Ross
Susan Lowey
Suzanne Markovitz
Percy Sheats
Sandra Ury
Edzia Weisberg
Helen Timin
Shoshana Baron
Florence Wallach
Elenna Ottolenghi
Barnard Students Aid NYC Vote Tabulation Effort
About fifty Barnard College girls will help tally votes on November 4 under WNYC auspices. They will work at Republican and Democratic party HQs in the Bronx and Brooklyn and at WNYC in Manhattan with direct lines feeding the station. The project grew from Professor Phoebe Morrison’s election work study and includes Practice of Politics and American Political Parties students plus volunteers.
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WNYC
Bronx
Brooklyn
Manhattan
National Wire Services
Phoebe Morrison
Government Department
Political Council
Shipwreck Hop Social Tealms Columbia Barnard Dance
The first joint social affair by Columbia and Barnard committees is a shipwreck themed dance this Saturday in Barnard gym from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Couples only, informal attire, orchestra plays, refreshments served. Tickets $2 from Jake or Columbia Social Affairs office. Chairs Jane Schmidt, with Pat Circelli, Duane Lloyd, and Betsy Cox leading music, refreshments, and decorations.
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Columbia
Barnard
Barnard Gymnasium
Jake
Columbia Social Affairs Office
Jane Schmidt
Pat Circelli
Duane Lloyd
Betsy Cox
Barnard Plans Fourth Parent’s Day Program
Barnard announces its fourth Parent's Day on Tuesday November 11 with a special assembly featuring President Millicent C McIntosh and a student production of Rebellion in Heaven by Kathleen Collins Kranidas 52. Parents may visit their daughters' classes 9 am to 5 pm with luncheon 11 to 1 30 and tea 4 to 6.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Kathleen Collins Kranidas
Barnard
Jean Benson
Harriman Attacks Ike and Endorses Stevenson Foreign Policy
Averill Harriman spoke at a Stevenson rally in McMillin Theater arguing the nation’s prosperity and U S leadership hinge on the election. He criticized Eisenhower’s domestic knowledge, blamed Hoover Taft Byrnes and McCarthy for shaping policies, and outlined threefold foreign policy goals: strengthen military power, foster economic and political stability, and unite nations behind the United Nations. He urged canvassing support and predicted a Stevenson television appearance.
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United States
Averill Harriman
Stevenson
McMillin Theater
Harriman
Eisenhower
General Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Robert A. Taft
James Byrnes
Wisconsin
Joseph McCarthy
Hoover
McCarthy
Russia
Kremlin
United Nations
Korea
House of Representatives
No BULLETIN Thursday due to Election Day holiday
The Cancer Bulletin reports no issue on Thursday because Election Day is observed tomorrow. The weekly Thursday edition is normally prepared on Tuesday.
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