CURC Canteen Set For Friday Night At Earl Hall
The second CURC Canteen will run Friday night at Earl Hall from eight to eleven. Barnard hostesses will greet Columbia College students and V-12s. Tickets cost 75 cents and must be bought in advance. CURC will broadcast the event. The evening features dancing, a CURC band the Blue Lions, and guest stars to be announced.
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CURC
Earl Hall
Barnard
Columbia College
V-12
Glaydis Cooper
James Johnson
Jake
T. C. Marks 50th Anniversary at Teachers College
Teachers College of Columbia University marked its fiftieth anniversary with ceremonies led by Dean William F. Russell. Harvard president James Bryant Conant praised teachers colleges while Columbia’s Nicholas Murray Butler reviewed the school’s history. Johns Hopkins Isaiah Bowman and trustees chair Cleveland E. Dodge spoke, with a prayer by Bishop Manning. The event echoed the original dedication with remarks from Seth Low, Charles W. Eliot, and Daniel C. Gilman.
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Teachers’ College of
Columbia University
William F. Russell
James Bryant Conant
Harvard
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Isaiah Bowman
Johns Hopkins
Teacher's College
Cleveland E. Dodge
Board of Trustees
Seth Low
Charles W. Eliot
Daniel C. Gilman
Civil Service Exams to be Held for Junior Professionals
Miss Katharine Doty reports the Civil Service Commission will hold a junior professional assistant examination this winter or spring. Examinations will separate by groups physical science social science administration and clerical with CAF3 clerical pay and rapid promotion. Stenography typing economics and statistics rise as favorable qualifications, while married women face gatekeeping in banking and some industries.
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Civil Service Commission
Doty
Callan
Occupation Bureau
Eastern College
NWFE Carnival Unites Clubs Drive Near Goal
The NWFE carnival features round robin ping pong and booths by the Fine Arts, Math, Liberal, Science, and International Relations clubs. A live mouse game by Newman Club and cookie cakes aid the $2500 drive with pledges due by December 3. Penny jars and class competition push fundraising, after recent events including a Health Bar and a midshipmen dance supporting the drive. Ruth Rosenberg won Oklahoma tickets from the drive kickoff drawing.
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Fine Arts
Math Club
Liberal Club
Science Club
Newman Club
Rep Assembly Sets Attendee Decision For UN Conference
The assembly will decide on Barndad's attendance at the United Nations Conference and which nation it would represent at its Monday meeting on November 20. All interested parties are urged to join.
Barnard Students May Take Columbia Arts Courses
Barnard students may enroll in Columbia University courses across music dramatic arts professional writing graphic arts radio drawing painting sculpture and a library service course in editing abstracting and proofreading. Workshops emphasize student writing criticism and rewriting with three credits per session and limited registration.
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Barnard
Columbia University
Mrs Simkhovitch To Speak At Tea At Barnard College
Mrs Vladmir G Simkhovitch a Greenwich House director and New York Housing Authority VP will speak on the importance of the local community at a tea in the College parlor November 28 at four o clock. The event is sponsored by Community Service and the Athletic Association and open to Barnard faculty and students.
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Community Service
the Athletic Association
Vladmir G. Simkhovitch
Simkhovitch
Greenwich House
New York Housing Authority
Barnard
Students Invited To Caesar Rehearsals With Cast Named
The article lists students with leading roles in the Caesar production including Ann Murphy as Antony Mary Graham as Casca Joan Taylor as Portia Wesley Ward as Calpernia Alecia Conner as Decius Brutus Chancy Horseley as Ligerius Barbara Schulte as Cinna and Sheila St Lawrence as Metullus The full cast will be announced once remaining parts are filled.
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Ann Murphy
Antony
Mary Graham
Casca
Joan Taylor
Portia
Wesley Ward
Calpernia
Alecia Conner
Decius Brutus
Chancy Horseley
Ligerius
Barbara Schulte
Cinna
Sheila St. Lawrence
Metullus
Milton Areopagitica Anniversary Event at Low Library
Milton Areopagitica centennial observance tonight in Low Library rotunda at eight o clock. English Graduate Union with Columbia University Library and others sponsor as Prof Marjorie Nicholson and Prof William Haller address attendees. St Pauls Chapel Choir performs Milton and Handel pieces. exhibition covers Areopagitica and English press history.
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William Haller
Barnard English Department
Students Debate Interfaith Work At Earl Hall Open House
At Barnard and Columbia, the Earl Hall Society hosted a panel with Ruth Carson West of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, outlining the group’s programs and Round Table groups aimed at cross religious understanding. Nadine Foss urged constructive dialogue over argumentative debate, while plans for Father Ford’s return and a reception were noted. Rabbi Hoffman called for broader interfaith engagement and continued Earl Hall open houses.
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Earl Hall Society
Barnard
Columbia
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Ruth Carson West
UCA
Martha Green Day In Talk At Chapel
Martha Green Day a Barnard College alumna spoke at the chapel during Barnard Day services. She serves as counselor to Protestant students at Hunter College and formerly directed religious education at St. Thomas's Church and the Church of the Holy Trinity in New York.
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Martha Green
Barnard
Interfaith Council
Interfaith Meets To Discuss Books At Earl Hall
At Earl Hall on Wednesday 4 to 6 pm the Earl Hall Society and Barnard Interfaith host an open house where counselors for Jewish Protestant and Catholic groups present two or three books and magazines each. Rabbi Isidor Hoffman will cover Jewish works including Waldo Frank The Jew in Our Day and periodicals Menorah Journal Contemporary Jewish Record Liberal Judaism. Dr E Mowbray Tate discusses Protestant titles while Father John Halpin speaks on Catholic books. The program centers on Religions of Democracy by Finkelstein Brown and Ross and aims to set up a publication table for students and religious clubs replacing a previously planned Father Ford reception.
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CURC
Barnard Hall
Earl Hall Society
V-12
Residence Hall
Dushka Howarth
Walter Buch
Bonnie Hauser
Curc Columbia
Barnard Interfaith
Earl Hall
Isidor Hoffman
E. Mowbray Tate
John Halpin
George Ford
Louis Finkelstein
W. Adams Brown
J. Elliot Ross
Hoffman
Waldo Frank
The
Menorah Journal
Contemporary Jewish Record
Liberal Judaism
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T. C
Katharine 5. Doty
Nwfe Carnival Unites Clubs
Milbank Hall
Oklahoma
Ruth Rosenberg
Clifton Fadiman
Rep Assembly
University Hall
Department of Library Service
Milton
St. Paul’s Chapel
John Milton Jr
Handel
Samson
England
George Tomason
Haller
Nadine Foss
Father Ford
Rabbi Hoffman
Martha Green Day
D. V. Bazinet, Inc
Amsterdam Avenue
Interfaith
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