Columbia Opens 5th Religious Conference
Columbia University announces its seventh annual Conference on religion running November 18 to 21 with symposia open houses and luncheons on The Resources of Personal Religion. Notables include Rabbi Louis Finkelstein, Dr Howard Foster Lowry, Dr Helene Margaret, poet WH Auden, and J C Kolb.
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W. H. Auden
Barnard
Columbia University
Earl Hall
Louis Finkelstein
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Howard Foster Lowry
Wooster College
Helene Margaret
Marymount College
God
Jester Humor Magazine Makes Its First Appearance
Mary Virginia Farley reviews the Columbia Jester's first issue of the year. The issue shows uneven wit with some clever pieces, parodies that feel like poor translations, and a few sharp highlights such as the Cyranos interlude and Spectator edition. The Sports section seems light, while the cover and Spectator stand out amid mostly average humor.
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Mary Virginia Farley
Columbia Jester
Spectator
Six Named To Term Drive Chairman At Foster Parents
Gertrude Rosenstein announces the committee for Barnard College term drive aiding Foster Parents Organization. Members include Hannah Rosenblum Christine Morris Bambi Elliot Patricia Froelich Helen Trevor Marion Gluck Maya Pines. The drive supports children from Italy Dutch French Czech Belgian Maltese British Channel Island regions. An opening rally is planned for next week.
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Hannah Rosenblum
Christine Morris
Bambi Elliot
Patricia Froelich
Helen Trevor
Marion Gluck
Maya Pines
Tony
Italy
Barnard
Moore elected Greek Games chair for class of 1950
Jean Moore was chosen chairwoman of Greek Games for the class of 1950 at the November 11 meeting. Fourteen nominees were narrowed to Carroll Morton Duncan and Moore, with Moore ultimately elected after initial voting. Moore, from Charlottesville, Virginia, is active in Wics CUES and the Bulletin staff and will oversee pledge cards and talent forms for committee appointments.
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WH. Auden
Brooks Hall
Mr. Auden
Britain
New School of Social Research
New York City
Christopher Isherwood
Jean Moore
Vicky Thomson
Mary Carroll
Mimi Morton
Ellen Duncan
Miss Moore
Barnard
Charlottesville
Virginia
Wics
CUES
Bulletin
Davis Urges Persuasion To Prevent Labor Disputes
William H. Davis, NYC Commissioner and War Labor Board chairman, urged persuasion over force to resolve labor disputes. He cited factionalism and fear as causes, argued for industry self defense, and said stability rests on the average citizen and democratic tools in a high production economy.
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Timaeus
William H. Davis
Board of Transportation
New York City
War Labor Board
Davis
Esa
University Council Formed At Columbia By Students Trustees
A university student council to liaison between students, faculty, and trustees was formed at Columbia. The body will represent all schools including Barnard and relay student comments on trustee decisions while informing the student body of university changes. A five member committee led by Samuel Murray will draft a constitution within two weeks.
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J. C. Kolb
University of Pennsylvania
Newman Clubs
John Gilland Brunim
Catholic Poetry Society of America
University Council
Columbia
Barnard
Frank Fackenthal
Samuel Murray
Law School
Karelson
Columbia College
Reed
Poliical
Rousseau
Hemmindinger
Business
Etter
Barnard Plans UN Volunteer Work and Visit to UN Bodies
Eva Maze chairs Barnard group plans for volunteer service with the United Nations and a potential Barnard visit to the General Assembly or Security Council in December. Reservations for sessions at Lake Success and Flushing Meadow are not fixed yet. group limited to 25 students. Students may attend by advance telephone reservation with UN HQ. Arrangements for group trip coordinated by Maze and Paul Grant. Volunteers may also explore jobs with the UN Hospitality Committee in Times Square, Call REgent 7-5800 to interview with Mrs Mali or Mrs Castle.
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Eva Maze
United Nations Committee of International Relations Club
Barnard
United Nations
General Assembly
Security Council
Lake Success
Flushing Meadow
U.N
Maze
Paul Grant
United Nations Hospitality Committee
U.N. Committee
City of New York
Times Square
Regent 7-5800
Mali
Castle
Columbia Lions Football Brains Pushed by Coach Ditle
Sports writer Stanley Frank notes Columbia football’s high morale and intelligence during the season. Associate Dean McKnight credits Coach Leo Ditle for disciplined training and three weekly academic checks. The piece highlights pride in the team despite recent losses.
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Saturday Evening Post
Stanley Frank
Columbia
Mr Frank
Columbia Lions
Dean McKnight
Leo Ditle
Little Re.ieves
Barnard Committee Announces Friday Coffee Dance
Barnard Hall Local Committee chair Rita Molinel invites Columbia men and Barnard College day students to a coffee dance in Parl Hall November. The event runs 4 to 7 PM in Barnard Hall Fort Hall auditorium with recorded music. Tickets sold today. about one hundred seats available but likely sold out.
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Parl Hall
Rita Molinel
Chaiman
Barard Hall
Comaitee
Janes
Columbia Men
Othise
Barnard College
Wood
Roem Ludt Barnard Hall
Fort Hall
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