November university calendar with lectures and dances
On Tuesday November 14 professor Shotwell of the Carnegie Foundation speaks at Columbia on what we can do about peace. Seniors host a tea for language faculty at 4 00. Wednesday features an all day shoe exhibit in the Conference Room and a 4 00 General college tea. Friday night Harvest Hop at Barnard gym with Ephraim Sack’s music.
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Carnegie Foundation
Columbia
Physical Education
Barnard
Ephraim Sack
Sheila Porteous Featured In Society Notes
News readers learn about Sheila Porteous with a continuation that highlights her spring hats and studies in Economics and Sociology while she is among social circles. The item underscores her presence and interests as part of a broader society page.
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Miss Porteous
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Father Ford Talks To Newman Club
Father Ford addresses the Newman Club at a luncheon on November 22 in the Music Practice Room. He explains the Mass history and its divisions, previews monthly topics, and stresses Jewish sources and other origins for understanding Christ.
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Father Ford
Christ
Local performer tied to college clubs and shows
A student active in Home Science work and Representative Assembly, she belonged to Wigs and Cues and participated in Gods of the Mountain. She also acted in last year’s Junior Show, continuing a busy theatre and campus involvement.
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Representative Assembly
Wigs and Cues
College News and Changes Across Campuses
Freshmen promised leadership roles at the University of Florida while Texas Christian University will permit dancing for the first time in 70 years. Berlin students gain time to study professors as six weeks. Gambling costs Seattle students about $3 weekly. Harvard and Yale tensions shift with dorm access and classics. Minnesota drops compulsory military drill. Michigan reports education cost drops up to $150 per student annually. German women limited to 10 percent university enrollment under Nazi rule. A Chicago co ed earns a degree with a four dishwashing methods thesis. Boston to Atlantic City cigarettes per year referenced in Technology. Maryland freshmen tasked with writing for the student newspaper one day weekly. Tuition rebates and trust funds appear at multiple schools. Allegheny fire caution advice. Columbia zoology notes deny pure white race claims.
Chesterfield Cigarettes Promise Mild Taste and Clean Burn
The ad extols Chesterfield cigarettes as made from aged mild tobaccos. Paper is pure and burns without taste or odor. Tobaccos are blended and cross blended, cut to the right size to satisfy smokers. It invites readers to try them.
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