Barnard to Host Mayer on Putnam Prize Discussio n
Barnard College hosts Marjorie Mayer editor of Putnam's Sons to discuss the annual $500 Putnam prize for Barnard female writers. Entry closes March 10 1953 via Frederica Barach Barnard English associate professor. Mayer, a former Farrar Straus editor, will speak at 12 Room 180 Milbank.
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Marjorie Marks Mayer
G. P. Putnam’s Sons, Publishers
Barnard
Putnam Prize
Emily James Putnam
Putnam’s
Frederica Barach
Mayer
Milbank
Farrar, Straus and Company
Woman’s Home Companion
Story Magazine
Hunter College
SC Bans Prize Awards by Clubs
The Student Council passed a motion last Monday to oppose club awards for member service. It aims to clarify its stance amid the rechartering of the Pre-Medical Society. The council will not recharter until the awards clause is removed, citing concerns about external prestige misrepresenting student awards.
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Pre-Medical Society
Vocational Conference Adds Extra Meeting at 10:30 am
Mary Anne Armaganian, chairwoman, announces an additional session titled Economic and Business Research at the Vocational Conference. Those wishing to switch to this meeting may contact Miss Armaganian via student mail to arrange the change.
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Mary Anne Armaganian
Mary Ann Armaganian
Project Underway Unites BC Grounds
An expansion of the tennis courts on 119th Street between Broadway and Claremont Ave is underway. Workers removed a sidewalk on one side, will add iron gates at both ends, and erect a cement wall with wiring on top to unite the campus. The north sidewalk won t be replaced. steps will lead to the street.
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119Th Street
Broadway
Claremont Ave
Milbank
Cherbonnier Speaks on Truth in Religious Affairs
Edmond L. B. Cherbonnier Assistant Professor of Religion, spoke at the Religious Affairs Tea last Wednesday. He argued that relative truth cannot coexist with value standards and urged that the will oriented toward others precedes truth. He traced relativism to Marx Freud and Darwin and urged a universal standard in judgment.
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Edmond L. B. Cherbonnier
Cherbonnier
Darwin
Dean Golden Explores Sanctifying God At Devotion
Dr Judah Golden of the Jewish Theological Seminary discusses Profaning and Sanctifying the Name at a Thursday devotion meeting. He cites the Name as God’s reference and contrasts profaning with sanctifying through moral conduct and charitable acts, noting martyrdom and Kadish as examples of sanctification and devotion.
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Dean Golden
God
Judah Golden
Jewish Theological Seminary
Golden
Debaters Wechsler and Sokolsky Form Assembly Panel
New York Post editor James A. Wechsler and Journal American columnist George Sokolsky will debate The Significance of the Election at an all college assembly sponsored by Political Council. They will discuss Eisenhower's election and future U S policy amid past campaign positions.
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James A. Wechsler
The
New York Post
George Sokolsky
Journal American
Political Council
Wechsler
Stevenson
Sokolsky
Eisenhower
W Eisenhower
Assemblies Committee
Clarence Vam Bell
Twentieth Congressional District
New York
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
Washington
Columbia College
Young Communist League
John L. Lewis
Date Set for Civil Service Aide and Engineer Trainee Exams
The United States Civil Service Commission announces examinations for student aide trainees in chemistry physics and mathematics to train for Army and Navy field posts in Washington area next summer. Openings also listed for engineering trainees at the Bureau of Reclamation and for graduate engineers with salaries from 2750 to 38175 for aides and 2950 to 4175 or 4105 for engineers. Applicants must have completed part of an engineering college course and pass a written test. Obtain details from the Placement Office.
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Army
Playwright Miss Helen Deutsch Addresses BC Class
Miss Helen Deutsch of Barnard College spoke to Miss Gilder's class on drama from Ibsen to the present. She discussed screenwriting, MGM research work, and filming King Solomon's Mines in Africa. At the event she posed with Marion Magid, whose Factors of Seven opened that evening. Plymouth Adventure Had its premiere Thursday at Radio City Music Hall.
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Helen Deutsch
Barnard
Gilder
Ibsen
Screen
MGM
King Solomon’s Mines
Africa
Deutsch
Miss Deutsch
Marion Magid
Plymouth
Radio City Music Hall
Brinckerhoff Theater
BC Square Dance Highlights Weekend
An all college square dance will be held in Barnard gym Friday November 21 at 8 p.m. The event invites graduate schools of the University Columbia College and the Princeton Outing Club with Bob Parres as caller and Barnard folk song group performing. Tickets cost sixty cents and refreshments are served.
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Barnard
University
Columbia College
Princeton Outing Club
Bob Parres
Barnard Folk Song Group
Sue Nagelberg
The
Athletic Association Folk Dance Group
Jake
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Joyce Lebois
Grinnell College
Herbert Prescott
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Iowa
SC Bans
Unites BC Grounds
Wechsler, Sokolsky
N.Y. Post
Sandra Perlmutter
Mr. Sokolsky
Communist Party
Columbia
Russia
Petrograd
Kerensky
Lenin
China
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