Yeomen of the Guard staged by Gilbert and Sullivan Society
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents Yeomen of the Guard November 28 to December 1 in the Minor Latham Drama Workshop. The production features a large cast led by Leon Satran as Jack Point and Karen Komar as Elsie Maynard, with alumnae and a Mother-Daughter Day cast and benefit tickets arranged by the New York Barnard Club.
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Sarah Pietsch
The
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Leon Satran
Jack Point
Karen Gumprecht Komar
Elsie Maynard
Evelyn Lerner
Phoebe Meryll
Beverly Robinson
Colonel Fairfax
Arthur Komar
Dan Stein
James Austin
Yeomen of the Guard
New York
Barnard Club
Hewitt Hall
Jake
Fox Explains Grad School Requirements at Campus Talk
Professor William T. Fox of Columbia University outlines graduate school admission criteria. The GRF exam scores and a minimum B average are emphasized for extended study and fellowships, with consideration given to both university and individual standings. He contrasts large versus small universities in terms of responsibility and constraint.
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William T. Fox
Columbia University
Fox
Saulnier Named Chairman of Council of Economic Advisers
Dr Raymond J Saulnier economics professor at Barnard and former adviser to the Federal Reserve and White House is appointed chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers by President Dwight D Eisenhower. He succeeds Dr Arthur F Burns whose resignation takes effect December 1.
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Raymond J. Saulnier
Barnard
Department
Council of Economic Advisers
Dwight D Eisenhower
Saulnier
Arthur F. Burns
Barnard College
Millicent C. McIntosh
Council
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve System
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Department of Agriculture
White House
National Bureau of Economic Research
American Finance Association
Middlebury College
Sophs Discuss Aid for Hungarian Refugees and Elections
The sophomore class meeting last Thursday discussed aiding Hungarian refugees. Jay Alexander was elected vice-president and Marge Donnelly Greek Games chairman. Betsy Wolf proposed sending money via CARE and a cake sale on December 3 to fund relief.
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Jay Alexander
Marge Donnelly
Betsy Wolf
Hungary
United States
Gilbert Highet Advises Future Teachers on Dangers and Consolations
Columbia University scholar Gilbert Highet addressed future teachers at an education colloquium. He warned against overemphasis on research and reports, noted the revitalizing forces in teaching, and urged teachers to avoid burnout while recognizing the consolations of working with young people.
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Gilbert Highet
Anthon
Columbia University
Dr Sligher
Higher
Huighet
Dr. Highet
Thanksgiving Service at St Pauls Chapel with Columbia leaders
The annual Thanksgiving service is set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. in St Pauls Chapel. Dean Lawrence H Chamberlain of Columbia College will give the main address, with Rev John M Krumm of Columbia University conducting. Rabbi Isidor B Hoff man and Rev James W Bell will read prayers and the lesson, and the Chapel Choir directed by Searle Wright will sing. Columbia and Barnard students will act as ushers and collect for three neighborhood settlement houses.
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St Paul’s Chapel
Lawrence H Chamberlain
Columbia College
John M. Krumm
Columbia University
Isidor B. Hoffman
James W Bell
Searle Wright
Columbia
Barnard Colleges
Dr Chase Lectures on Conservative Mood in American Literature
Dr Richard V Chase Jr opens Barnard American Civilization lecture series with "Conservative Mood in Modern American Literature" at 4 pm Wednesday. The program, funded by Carnegie Corp, gathers scholars from English and related fields to study American civilization.
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Richard V. Chase, Jr
Barnard
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Chase
Max Ascoli
The
Reporter
Elizabeth Hardwick
James E. Baxter
Payne-Whitney Clinic
Political Council Sponsors Talks On Vital Issues
Dr Paul E Zin ner of the Eastern European Institute at Columbia University will speak on The Crisis in the Soviet Sat elites at Tuesday noon November 27 in the College Parlor. The address opens a series of new meetings by the Political Council to discuss today s major issues.
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Political Council
Paul E Zinner
Eastern European Institute
Columbia University
Zimner
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