Barnard and Columbia Form Civilian Defense Roles
Barnard College joins Columbia University Civilian Defense Council to organize building control directors and aides from staff students and administration. Four Barnard faculty named Building Control Directors for Milbank Fiske Brinckerhoff Halls Barnard Hall Brooks Hewitt Hall and Riverside Building.
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Columbia University
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard College
Columbia University Civilian Defense Council
The
Defense Council
Lorna McGuire
Barnard Committee
Milbank, Fiske
Brinckerhoft
Christina Grant
Barnard Hall
Helen Abbott
Brooks and Hewitt
Mary Morris Seals
Riverside
Soldier Art Exhibition Opens Today
Soldiers across the nation submit works for display in the Conference Room as the Soldiers Art Committee curates the exhibit. William Walton will speak at 4 p.m. on World Conditions During and Reconstruction After the War.
Arthur Sircom Directs Wigs & Cues Fall Production
Arthur Sircom a Yale lecturer and Broadway director will direct Wigs and Cues fall production Distinguished Gathering a mystery play by James Parrish. It opens December 5 and 6 in Brinkerhoff Theater Alice Gershon of the club announced.
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Yale
Brinkerhoff Theater
Alice: Gershon
Henry
Sitcom
Gertrude “Lawrence
Jane Cowl
Ina Claire
RKO
Paramount Studios
James ‘Parrish
Brinckerhoff
New York
Wigs and Cues
Berkeley Square
Miss Gershon
Florence Bigelow
Jean Buttlar
Beth Crouter
Virginia Donchian
Carshialita
Draghi
Nancy Eberly
Frances Hig
Columbia and Barnard Plan Coed Sports Afternoon Friday
Columbia and Barnard announce a Friday coed Sports Afternoon from 4 15 to 6 00 with ping pong badminton and volleyball. Participants must sign up and wear sneakers plus suitable athletic attire. Dates and details will be posted on the A A bulletin board.
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Bazinet
Trip To Henry Street Postponed
The Social Service Committee postpones the Henry Street Settlement visit from November 6 to November 27. A second group tours the East River Housing Project tomorrow at 1 30 meeting on Jake. If interest grows, a Sheltering Arms visit at 129th Street and Amsterdam Avenue may follow.
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Social Service Committee
Henry Street
East River
Sheltering Arms
129Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Agar Addresses Armistice Day Assembly at 1 P M
Herbert S. Agar editor of the Louisville Courier Journal and Pulitzer winner speaks at the all college Armistice Day assembly at one o clock in the gym today. Dean Virginia G. Gildersleeve presides and introduces Agar founder of the Fight for Freedom Committee.
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Agar
Louisville Courier-Journal
Fight.For Freedom
Herbert S. Agar
Louisville Courier- Journal
Fight For Freedom Committee
Mr. Agar
Virginia G. Gildersleeve
Thanksgiving Eve Dance Planned For Relief Drive
The Barnard Relief Drive for World Student Service and the Columbia relief drive plan an informal Thanksgiving Eve dance November 10 in Earl Hall auditorium. Admission is fifty cents per couple, funds benefitting each college relief fund. A China Relief dance team, magician, and fortune teller join a Columbia College Glee Club performance. Edward Marwell ’43 leads Columbia efforts. Earl Hall opens to guests with lobby refreshments and Jake auctions.
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Barnard Relief Drive
World Student Service
Columbia Relief Drive
Earl Hall
United China Relief
Columbia College Glee Club
Columbia
Earl Hall Society
Interfaith Council
Edward Marwell
Dodge Room
Square Dance Group Evolves From Water To Doughnuts
Judith Protas reports on the University Square Dance Group in Earl Hall Columbia where progress brings water, cider, doughnuts, two loudspeakers and equal gender balance. The group meets Wednesdays at 8:30 with a one quarter tag for admission, promising modern civic progress and inclusive roles for all.
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Square Dance
Columbia
University Square Dance
Earl Hall
Squaredance
Talks On Early German Music At College Parlor
Professor Paul Lang of Columbia will address the German and Music Clubs Thursday at 4 o clock in the College Parlor on early German music. Refreshments will follow. The Deutscher Kreis begins rehearsals for its annual Christmas pageant with music and costumes as key features. Verna Tamborelle is music chairman and Betty Haithwaite costume chair. Tryouts and first rehearsal occurred yesterday, with cast names to be announced soon. A tradition of the college, the German club pageant invites broad participation.
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Paul Lang
Columbia
Winifred Bach
Verna Tamborelle
Betty Haithwaite
ASU To Discuss Culture In War
The American Student Union will hold a meeting on Friday in the Conference Room from 4 to 6 AM to explore The Stake of Culture in the War. The speaker’s name will be announced later. tea and cookies will be served to attendees.
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The
American Student Union
PM Writer Will Speak To C D A
Mr William Walton editor on PM foreign news staff will address the Committee to Defend America by aiding the Allies on the topic After the War at 4 oclock today in 304 Barnard Following the speech tea will be served in the Conference Room where the Fine Arts Club will inaugurate its exhibition of paintings by U S Army selectees
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Foreign News
America
Barnard
Walton
Associated Press
Illinois
Supreme Court
Chicago
Fine Arts’ Club
U.S. Army
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Long Island
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Ruth Philpotts
Joyce Field
Pat Cady
Aurelia Racito
Barbara Jones
Dawn Shaw
Marjorie Wysong
Mary Garson
Betsy Goodspeed
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