Downtown dining guide for Barnard girls and visitors
The Agenda highlights several downtown eateries with varied menus and prices. Castleholm on 57th Street offers smorgasbord value, La Princesse on 54th serves half a chicken with fries and salad for about a dollar, and steaks at lunch at .75. On 49th Street East of Broadway The Seashore and Headquarters feature seafood and large portions. Chappies near Fifth Avenue offers flavored chops and steaks while Toffenetti s at Times Square presents themed dishes and rotating decor.
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Barnard
57Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Castleholm
la Princesse
54Th Street
Broadway
49Th Street
Seashore
Chesterfield
Headquarters
Mutt
Jeff Pair
General Eisenhower
Fifth Avenue
Chappie
Times Square
Toffenetti
Idaho
Pappas and Romano's Italian Eats Highlight NYC Dining
The note highlights Pappa's at 185 Third Avenue with a quiet atmosphere, soft music, and soups and dinners as a recommended dine in option near 14th Street. It also mentions Romano's at 142 W 54th Street as a place to celebrate special occasions with Joe Joe Romano serving and owning the joint. Prices start just over a dollar with a large Italian American menu.
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14Th Street
Pappa’s
Third Avenue
Romano’s
W. 54Th Street
Joe
Joe Romano
Dean's List corrections noted in Bulletin October 28
Four girls were reported with an average of four in the Dean's List inquiry. Klara Salamon did not achieve a perfect rating. The minimum average to qualify is 3.4, not 3.5.
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Klara Salamon
NSA Holds Open Meeting on International Students Day
The Columbia Campus Commission of the National Students Association held an open session in Hamilton Hall to organize committees for International Students Day and plan the January Intercollegiate Conference. Bill Hochman spoke on the aims and purposes of NSA as delegates were chosen and a campus events calendar was discussed. The commission invited interested Columbia students not officially connected with NSA to attend and solicited project ideas.
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Columbia Campus Commission
National Students Association
Hamilton Hall
Bill Hochman
NSA
Commission
Columbia University
Dormitory Laundry Critique Sparks Campus Debate
Readers complain about Bendix machine placement and dangerous ironing boards while urging drying racks and expanded space. Contributors note wasted electricity and theft risk, urging resident input and funding for safer, better-equipped laundry facilities.
Columnist Speaks On WKCR Friday Broadcast
Drew Pearson, renowned columnist and commentator, will be heard on WKCR 610 k.c. Friday night at 8 55. He will reveal little known facts about venereal disease and make three predictions about the future of the fight against syphilis. The broadcast is arranged by Columbia University with the cooperation of the United States Public Health Service.
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Drew Pearson
WKCR
K.c
Mr. Pearson
Columbia University
United States Public Health Service
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