Creed and Religion Lecture At Episcopal Club
Dr Gertrude V Rich spoke on Creed and Religion at the Episcopal Club meeting saying each person should have a personal creed and a religious person can hold any creed The club plans 4 oclock service at St Thomas Church on Sunday Dec 3 possibly led by Chaplain Otis R Rice Father Joseph of the Little Portion Monastery has been asked to speak at the planned Christmas party Dec 18 The club meets Thursdays for chapel and lunch in Hewitt dining hall
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Episcopal Club
Gertrude V. Rich
St. Thomas’ Church
Otis R. Rice
Father Joseph
Monastery of the
Little Portion
Hewitt
Menorah guest to speak at Open House in Earl Hall
Captain Edward Sandrow of the U S Army will address Menorah at Open House in Earl Hall on Monday November 20 after returning from 18 months in the Aleutians. A Penn and Columbia graduate he led a Cedarhurst congregation and edited The Reconstructionist.
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Edward Sandrow
U.S. Army
Earl Hall
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia University
Sandrow
Cedarhurst
Arthur Hertzburg
German Club Tea In Milbank Hall Tomorrow
Beverly Turner announces the next German Conversation Tea in Room 115 Milbank Hall at 4 o clock. Only German is spoken and the entire college is invited.
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Milbank Hall
Beverly Turner
BCF Hear Innes On The Bible Scope And Purpose
Barnard Christian Fellowship to hear T Christian Innes General Secretary of the American Tract Society at 4 15 Monday His topic The Bible Its Scope and Purpose Ruth Philpotts president announces the club program
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Barnard Christian Fellowship
T. Christian Innes
The
American Tract Society
Ruth Philpotts
Club
Lutherans Meet with News Bureau Director
Winfred P. Elson, director of the News Bureau for the National Lutheran Council, will address the Lutheran Club Monday in the Conference Room at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfred P. Elson
National Lutheran Council
Lutheran Club
Community drives raise funds for Barnard scholarships
The article notes a committee drive and a thrift shop sale of pins and junk jewelry to fund Barnard scholarships. A waste paper drive by the Classical Club has started, asking students to contribute newspapers as well as old lecture and exam notes.
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Barnard
Classical Club
Lutheran roles in current war to be discussed
A speaker with a noted true-to-fact storytelling collection will discuss Lutherans' role in the present war. The program includes the annual Hymnal Sing and a luncheon planned for next month.
Newman Club to Start Philosophy Seminar Series
The Province seminar in apolo getics begins Tuesday November 21 at 7 30 PM in the Newman Rooms Roosevelt House 49 East 65 Street New York. Father Dooley of Cathedral College leads each weekly session with Miss Ellen McGuire former secretary of the National Catholic Welfare Council discussing Catholic Action and the Labor Question Father Ford will attend attendees should meet at 7 PM.
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Province Seminar In Apologetics
Newman Rooms
Roosevelt House
East 65 Street
N.Y.C
Father Dooley
Cathedral College
Newman Club
Annette Auld
Ellen Mcguire
National Catholic Welfare Council
Father Ford
Jake
Wycliffe Club Cooperates on NWF Drive Activities
The Wycliffe Club joins the NWF drive by making posters and urging donations. Penny Brown, 48, supervises activities and runs the candy booth at the carnival shared with Barnard Christian Fellowship.
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Wycliffe Club
NWF
Jake
Penny Brown
Barnard Christian Fellowship
Music and French clubs present Pelleas and Melisande lecture
The Music and French clubs met in the College Parlor on Friday November 10 to hear Rudolph Thomas of the Columbia faculty give a lecture recital on Pelleas and Melisande. He first read a paper on the opera in French then played the music scene by scene and explained each part. Thomas has lived in France and conducted the Albany Symphony Orchestra.
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Music
College
Mr. Thomas
France
America
Albany Symphony Orchestra
Poem Creed on Canvas Selected for National Anthology
Atta Baer's Creed on Canvas chosen by the National Poetry Association of Los Angeles for publication in their first annual Anthology of College Poetry. The selection came from many submissions by college students nationwide.
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Atta Baer
National Poetry Association of Los Angeles
Elect Marion Catalane continues strong campus slate
Roush Joan Sanger Helen Swi kert Helen Trevor Anne Marie Altura Shirley Appleby and Margo Stafford named for the ticket. Art and Business staffs formed with Genevieve Trevor Louise Lygak Ann Mladi nov Anne Marie Altura and Caroline McMuller and a second staff with Phyllis Vipond Ruth Maier and Susan Ehnert under Joyce Walsh. Contributions may be left in Room 402 Barnard or for Miss Catalane in Student Mail.
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Roush
Joan Sanger
Helen Swikert
Helen Trevor
Anne Marie Altura
Shirley Appleby
Margo Stafford
Genevieve Trevor
Louise Lygak
Ann Mladinov
Caroline McMuller
Phyllis Vipond
Ruth Maier
Susan Ehnert
Joyce Walsh
Barnard
Miss Catalane
Barnard Day speaker Martha Green Day to talk at noon
Martha Green Day, Barnard Class of 1935, will speak at the weekly Barnard Day service today at noon in the chapel. The services are under the Interfaith Council. Mrs Day serves as counselor to Protestant students at Hunter College.
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Martha Green
Barnard
Interfaith Council
Clifton Fadiman Appeals for National War Fund Drive
Literary critic Clifton Fadiman spoke at a Tuesday assembly urging contributions to the National War Fund Drive. He cited aiding soldiers’ lives through U S O support and warned of a German biological victory. Edith Boran announced a $2500 goal after raffle prizes were awarded to Oklahoma winner Ruth Rosenberg.
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National War Fund
Clifton Fadiman
NWF
U.S.O
Germany
Europe
Oklahoma
Ruth Rosenberg
Edith Boran
Sophomores Plan NS Activities At Milbank Hall
Sophomore class plans National Service project with one hour per term at the Red Cross workroom in Casa Italiana. Tea will be served during meetings held in Milbank Hall room 139. The group votes to donate fifty dollars to the NWF drive and discusses a potential Christmas party for a community settlement house.
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Red Cross
Casa Italiana
Milbank Hall
Carol Johns
NWF
Virginia Haggerty
Representative Assembly
Assembly
Class
Columbia Honors Dr Baddeley for Wartime Aid
Walter Hubert Braddeley Lord Bishop of Melanesia to receive an honorary doctorate from Columbia University on November 22 presided by Reverend Dr Otis R Rice. The award cites his aid to Allied forces in the Solomons guiding troops through Guadalcanal Vella Lavella and Bougainville via native channels. His diocese covers the Solomons New Britain New Ireland and Admiralty Islands.
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Columbia, University
Walter Hubert Braddeley
Melanesia
Otis R. Rice
British Solomons
Braddeley
Solomons
New Britain
New Ireland
Admiralty Islands
Guadalcanal
Vella Lavella
Bougainville
New Zealand
Episcopal Church
British Mission Fund
Forum on China to feature Goodrich at 4 p.m.
The War Activity Committee hosts the second Forum for Freedom with Professor L. Carrington Goodrich of Columbia University speaking on China. The event is next Tuesday November 21 at 4 p.m. in the College Parlor, with the entire school invited.
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War Activity Committee
International Relations Club
L. Carrington Goodrich
Columbia University
China
Commemoration of Milton Areopagitica at Columbia
Professors William Haller and Marjorie Nicholson will address a commemorative meeting marking the tercente nary of Milton Areopagitica. Frederick Coykendal will preside with music by St Pauls Chapel Choir. Jointly sponsored by English Graduate Union and University libraries.
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William Haller
Barnard English Department
Marjorie Nicholson
University English Department
John Milton
Frederick Coykendal
Columbia University Press
St. Paul’s Chapel
English Graduate Union
University Libraries
College Drive Sets 2500 Dollar Goal at College Carnival
The College Drive seeks 2500 dollars with clubs selling books and Christmas cards while the Music Club hosts a music quiz and the Menorah club decorates the gym. Students and faculty are urged to join, invite others, and contribute during a drive running until December 3. penny jars at the tennis courts will crown a class competition for donations.
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Miss Bornn
Bornn
Jake
Milbank
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BCF
Innes
Newman Club News
Elect Marion Catalane
Cork St. Brookly
Columbia
Dr. Baddeley
Llr.c
Marywood College
Scranton
Gloria Leff
Joan Leff
Ellen Haight
Judith Rudansky
Cynthia Kosmas
Mifton
Lorr Laboratories
Paterson
N. J
E. T. Reynolds
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