Deadline Committee Hums Over Fraternity Clause Repeal
Columbia College students await a date to remove racial and religious restrictive clauses from fraternity charters. Jerome Chase heads the Deadline Committee, which needs national chapter meeting dates before proposing a deadline, possibly 1953 or 1954, with a campus recommendation to CSO.
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Russell to Give Three Public Science Lectures
Bertrand Russell will deliver three free lectures at McMillin Theater this week on The Impact of Science on Society. The talks start tomorrow at 4 15 p m on Science and Tradition and continue Wednesday and Thursday on Effects of Scientific Techniques and Science and Values. The series is under Marchette Foundation auspices through Columbia’s Philosophy Department.
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Political Meet Begins Friday at Barnard Institute
The Political Institute forum "Women in Public Life" opens Friday at 8 15 p m and runs through Saturday at the College. Sponsored by the Barnard Government Department and the Alumnae Association the program will include panels on What Women Can Do and What Women Should Do with attendance limited for the eight Saturday morning sessions to delegates and select students. A student committee led by Beverly Yager plans the event and copies of speeches and panel summaries will be sold for one dollar.
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Beverly Yager
Government Department
Paula Reiner
Nan Heffelfinger
Marjorie Sanders
Mary Ann Tinkelpaugh
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Maria Melano
Greeks Gift Art to Barnard College from Five Greek Students
Five Barnard Greek students donate four books and two watercolors as a symbol of gratitude. Calliope Arcoulis and Helen Kyrou chose works depicting Greece, including Corfu and Paros watercolors, a photography volume, a Greek culture survey, and dance descriptions.
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Elizabeth Constantinides
Helen Kyrou
Artemis Simoupoulos
Jeannette Stathopoulous
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Miss Kyrou
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh
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Ike Statement And Retraction On Indians' Plight Noted
Wilmer J. Kitchen of WSSF spoke to one hundred student solicitors at Barnard's term drive about India's dislocation and refugee camps. He described Indian leaders and efforts to improve conditions, noting women volunteers and the need for schooling, funds, and medical programs.
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Wilmer J. Kitchen
WSSF
Barnard
Kitchen
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United States
Srini Vasan
International Student Council
Jeannette Hovseplan
Sarah Chapman
Placement Office Sets November 15 Deadline for Seniors
The Placement Office announces November 15 as the deadline for seniors to submit registration cards. The deadline applies to all seniors regardless of whether they plan to enter the job market or pursue graduate studies next year.
New Informal Group Forms at College Forum
Joy Angelillis president announces College Forum a new informal student group to foster solid discussion on current subjects across fields. Meetings run biweekly from 4 to 6 p.m. in the College Parlor. The first session today tackles Is the McCarran Law purely a product of hysteria with Kathy Burger and Pat Foley as speakers.
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Joy Angelillis
Kathy Burger
Pat Foley
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