On Campus Today Bulletin of Student Activities
November 14 schedules include Probationary Staff training in Barnard Hall 301 Chinese Club at 4 p.m. in Barnard Hall 106 Chess Club noon in Barnard Hall 107 French Club noon in Hewitt Hall Red Alcove Freshman Tea at 4 p.m. Deanery Honor Board Freshmen noon rooms 408 501 Barnard Hall Seixas Menorah Society 4 p.m. Earl Hall Dodge Young Democrats noon Milbank Hall Room 339.
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Barnard Hall
Hewitt Hall
Dodge
Earl Hall
Young Democrats
Milbank Hall
Saulnier
Newman Club
Joyce
Dodge Room
United Airlines
Alcestis
Latham
James Room
Honeymoon Guide for Newlyweds Covers Home Setup Tips
Practical tips for starting a shared home with advice on china silver linens furniture and appliances. Includes budgeting suggestions and guidance on managing marriage problems for couples beginning married life.
Hostess to Discuss Future in Airlines
Students invited to a Wednesday 12 noon discussion by Miss Lee Ward of United Air Lines Personnel on careers as stewardesses. Ward will cover the job life and show a movie about a five week Cheyenne training program. Applicants must be single 21 to 27 with good vision and height 5'2" to 5'6" and under 186 pounds.
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Lee Ward
United Air Lines
Milbank
Study Abroad Programs Announced for Summer 1956
Dean of Studies Associate Professor Helen P Bailey announced summer study abroad options and graduate fellowships. England hosts 4 British universities offering 80 to 125 places each plus four Henry Fellowships at Oxford and Cambridge with stipends around 1800 dollars. Applications for Henry Fellowships are due January 15 1956. The American College Council offers six week and nine week courses in Italian Renaissance Art Classical Civilization Greece Sicily and Italy French History and French language study at Paris Cité Universitaire.
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Helen P. Bailey
England
University of Birmingham
London
Oxford
Edinburgh
Henry
Cambridge
American College Council For
Greece
Sicily
Italy
Cité Universitaire
Paris
McIntosh Named CBS Director First Woman on Board
Millicent C. McIntosh has been elected a director of the Columbia Broadcasting System effective immediately. CBS chairman William S. Paley announced she is the only woman on the Board and cited her Roosevelt Medal for youth leadership and her role with Home Life Insurance Company.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Columbia Broadcasting System
William S. Paley
C.B.S
McIntosh
The
New York Times
Theodore Roosevelt
Home Life Insurance Company
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the Complete Answer Book For
Brides! Bride-To-Be Magazine
Curtis Circulation Co
Dept. N
Philadelpha
Airlines
Barnard, Columbia
Student Zionist Organization
Madison Square Garden
SAVE
Israel
99Th Streets
Chesterfield
Licern & Myms Tosacco Co
Uggett & Myers
Liggett & Myers Tobacco CO
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