Columbia Considers Open Air Forum at College Walk
Columbia University Student Council investigates a weekly open air forum in front of Low Memorial Library on College Walk with Dean Chamberlain backing it for Columbia students only. A second project proposes a combined Charity Drive linking faculty and students to raise funds for a future non profit recipient.
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Columbia
Hyde Park
London
Broadway
116Th Street
Columbia University
Low Memorial Library
College Walk
Lawrence Chamberlain
Columbia College
Sandra Schenker
G and S Performance Earns Praise for Gusto and Humor
The G and S Society delivers a lively show with strong vocal and acting work led by Karen Gumprecht and Rose Maybuch. Mona Tobin provides energetic direction while the first act’s a cappella singing stands out as a triumph.
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Karen Gumprecht
Rose Maybuch
Mona Tobin
G&s Society
Costs of College Rise Sharply Threaten Future Access
A Barnard Forum by Barbara Barlin discusses surging college costs since World War II, citing tuition hikes at Princeton and Yale and rising room and board. It warns that higher fees may price out gifted students, with 250,000 graduates per year unable to enter college. Calls for larger scholarships and treating college as a long term investment.
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National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Ford Foundation
Carnegie Corporation
Barnard
Nobel Winner Rabi Speaks At Charter Day Convocation
Dr I I Rabi Nobel Prize winner and Higgins Professor of Physics spoke at Columbia University s Charter Day convocation marking its 201st anniversary on November 2 The address titled International Cooperation for the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy praised the Geneva Atoms for Peace conference as a beacon of scientific brotherhood and urged persistence in tackling both big and small problems for future industrial power.
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Brotherhood of Man In Sciences
I. I. Rabi
Columbia University
Rabi
Higgins
Emergency Grants scholarship applications open for December
Miss Jean T. Palmer, chairman of the Scholarship Committee, announces that spring semester grants will be considered in December only for students who have had a major change in their economic status since the start of winter. Forms are from Mrs. Sarshad, Room 117 Milbank, due December 1, 1955.
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Jean T. Palmer
Sarshad
Milbank
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Barnard Forum
By Barbara Barlin
Princeton University
Princeton
Yale
Aris
Abie Beauty Salon
Amsterdam Ave
21St St
New York
N. Y
Winston
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
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