Rabbi Isidore Hoffman urges religious action on world issues
Rabbi Isidore Hoffman, counselor to Jewish students, spoke at Chapel last Thursday on religious groups speaking out on national and world matters. He warned of a dark world, cited Columbia College and the University Christian Association, and urged campus religious forces to foster open discussion of great issues.
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Student speaker urges faith in postwar world duties
Shirley Sexauer, class of 1944, at UCA chapel on November 8 links student privilege to duties beyond campus. She cites World Student Service Fund aid to diverse students and the National Intercollegiate Christian Council aiding veterans return, employment, and religious life as guiding postwar tasks.
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Folk Dance Party Lifts Spirits Then Falls on Floor
A lively Friday gym event called The Folk Dance Party energized attendees and chased fatigue, though a tumble on the gym floor reminded participants of the evening’s activity. The A A board, under Assembly sanction, changed the Freshman representative role to appointive, selecting Pat Sassean 48 to oversee freshman engagement and activities. The Health Bar fundraiser, led by Ruth Bischoff's committee, opened at Jake at noon and runs until four.
Mendérah Seixas Open House features Corrine Cochem in Palestinian dance
Corrine Cochem, renowned exponent of Palestinian and American folk dance, will guest at the Mendérah Seixas Open House today at 4 in Earl Hall. She will discuss and demonstrate dance expressions developed in Palestine. Dr Ben Edidin, JTS, opened the inaugural Menorah Seixas Open House of the Columbia Session with remarks on Jewish education and cultural heritage. The city college Federation of Jewish Student Organizations plans its first conference since reorganization on Sunday, November 26, with Bob Gutman as president.
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St Pauls Chapel Sermon and Columbia Daytime Services
Columbia University midday services at St Pauls Chapel feature speakers including Ludwig Lew isohn with a conference supper and entertainment. Iris Davis of Menorah urges attendance as a series runs Nov 13 to Nov 16 with days honoring UV A Barnard and Hunter College counselors for Protestant students.
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Newman Club to Host Archibald Glover Talk at Earl Hall
Newman Club meets tomorrow at Earl Hall for its open house from 4 to 6 with Archibald Glover of the Catholic Inter-Racial Council speaking. The Lutheran Club plans a November 20 session in Conference Room from 4 to 6 with Winfred P. Elson of the National Lutheran Council discussing Lutherans in the news and their wartime roles.
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Barnard Chapel to Feature Martha Green Day Speaker
Barnard College announces Martha Green Day will speak at Barnard Chapel next Thursday. Green, counselor to Protestant students at Hunter College, has directed religious education at St. Thomas Church and the Church of the Holy Trinity in New York and served in youth guidance and philosophy. She studied at Union Theological Seminary Radcliffe and McGill University. UCA will present Professor Irwin Edman at Chapel Wednesday.
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The Jake staff formed last week will vote for the editor at today's meeting per Council decision. Literary staff includes Penny Brennan Betty Warburton Lucia Hathaway Rolla Kasanof Delores Ritter Mary Roush Sydelle Hammer Joan Sanger Helen Trevor Marion Poozier Helen Swikart Sally Forbes Frances Johnson Anne Marie Attura. Art Staff lists Genevieve Trevor Louise Gyak Ann Miladinov Anne Marie Attura Caroline McMuller. Business Staff includes Phillis Vipond Ruth Maier Joyce Walsh Susan Kleinert.
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Carlson Stresses Dorm Unity on Campus
Carlson argues dorms should form a cohesive unit like a country campus. She notes students have varied off campus interests making unity hard but aims to build stronger residence life. Carlson works on a doctoral dissertation in fifteenth century French and expects teaching to be a lively profession.
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Interfaith Teas And Earl Hall Open House Schedule
The Interfaith Council and the Earl Hall Society hosted the first tea dance last Wednesday from 4 to 6 at Earl Hall. An open house with a student led discussion on four topics is planned for next Wednesday to prepare for Father Ford’s upcoming nationwide tour speech. Open house will recur each Wednesday 4 to 6.
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