Sarah Lawrence President Addresses College Assembly
Dr. Harold Taylor, president of Sarah Lawrence College since 1945 at age thirty, will address an all college assembly tomorrow. A philosopher and educator, he champions individual needs in teaching, labor education, and liberal education to keep people free. He has served on multiple boards including American Labor Education Service and National Book Committee.
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Harold Taylor
Sarah Lawrence College
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Sarah Lawrence
University of Wisconsin
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America
Ruskin College
England
Sarah Laforence
University of Toronto
University of London
American Labor Education Service
National Book Committee
John Dewey Socety
Stockbridge School
Kosciiszko Foundation
Gilbert and Sullivan Student Opera Opens November 20
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Barnard presents The Mikado in Minor Latham Playhouse from Wednesday November 20 to Saturday November 23. Columbia freshman David Bender stars as Nanki-Poo with Evelyn Lerner as Yum Yum and a cast including Arnold Edelsten Hayden Ward Donald Arthur Murray Stollman Judith Kurz Lowie Ghecker and Carmela Lados. The show features a larger-than-usual orchestra after a delay from Asian flu but rehearsal resumes under stage and music directors Paul Cooper and Joseph Klein with Cherry White as production coordinator.
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Latham Playhouse
Columbia
David Bender
Nanki-Poo
Eve-lyn Lerner
Arnold Edelsten
Hayden Ward
Donald Arthur
Murray Stollman
Judith Kurz
Lowie Ghecker
Carmehba Lados
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Paul Cooper
Joseph Klein
Cherry White
Esso Grants $5,000 to Barnard College
Barnard College receives a $5,000 Esso Education Foundation grant to aid undergraduate expenses and balance the budget. The college also holds two Procter and Gamble scholarships for a freshman and a junior, covering tuition, books, and supplies, with $600 annual college aid and four year renewal.
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Barnard
Esso Education Foundation
Procter and Gamble Fund
United States
Procter and Gamble
Barnard Office Offers Asian Flu Vaccine To Students
Marjory J. Nelson M D announces free Asian Flu inoculations at Barnard Medical Office for undergraduates who have not yet had the Flu this fall. Immunity requires two weeks. a second wave is feared in January 1958. Students should obtain a parental permission note and visit between 9am-12pm or 1pm-5pm.
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Barnard
U.S. Public Health Service
Marjory J. Nelson
Education as a weapon in Soviet system analyzed
Professor George Counts of Teachers College traces how Soviet education evolved from Bolshevik beginnings to a three-tier system. He says 10 to 12 percent of national income goes to education, with a mass People's School, a military officer training track, and a Party school for the elite, all under centralized control.
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George Sylvester Counts
Teachers College
Columbia University
Professor Counts
Counts
Sputnik
United States
Soviet Union
Dr. Counts
Stalin
Dr Counts
Party
Halhing
Herald Tribune editor cautions on security focus
August Heckscher, editor of the New York Herald Tribune, argues at a Noon Meeting that excessive emphasis on security harms welfare. He compares American cars to European ones and urges a reexamination of republican ideals toward a "New New Deal" post World War II. He cites American complacency and questions about Spain.
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Republic
Spain
Heckscher
Head Tax Greek Games collection schedule announced
The head tax will be collected from all freshmen and sophomores on Jake this week. One dollar must be paid by Friday November 22. The booth on Jake will be open at various hours from Monday through Thursday, with a midday half hour break on Thursday.
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Jake
Tueday
Papen
Foreign Students Tea Sponsored by Club Members
Members of the Foregn Students Club plan a tea in the College Parlor tomorrow with native costumes on display. Millicent Mcintosh and Marta Bassegio will attend along with officers Frances Charney Gunsel Alpayo Filia Borr Nike Scoufapols. The event includes discussions, lectures, and an international trip program with Columbia foreign students clubs.
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Foregn
Mesigent Millicent C Mcintosh
New York Times
Marta Carla Bassegio
Foreven
Frances Charney
Gunsel Alpayo
Filia Borr
Nike Scoufapols
Columbia Foreign Stueents
Squirrel Attacks Friends. three victims report bites on campus
Dr Nelson warns students after three reported squirrel bites near Barnard Square. The campus physician says feeding the animals increases risk and urges students to stop feeding squirrels to prevent more injuries.
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