IRC Sponsors Book Drive For World Student Service Fund
International Relations Club launches a campus book drive to aid World Student Service Fund through December 2. Faculty and students are urged to donate textbooks and other university course books for shipment to Europe or Asia via the New York regional center. Pamela Taylor leads the effort with a committee and dormitory canvassing.
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World Student Service Fund
Barnard
WSSF
Church World Service
Europe
Asia
New York City
IRC
Pamela Taylor
Ellen Seagle
Natalie Ladas
Deetje Brockman
Paula Novak
Joan Afferica
Mimi Bowen
Colleges Hold Psych Meeting
The Intercollegiate Psychology Association’s third semi annual convention will be at Hunter College Playhouse next Saturday afternoon. Notable speakers include Gestalt psychologist Wolfgang Kohler and a symposium on whether therapists should have medical degrees. Registration starts 1:00 PM with a social evening to follow. The IPA unites students from about thirty colleges for idea exchange and research stimulation.
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Intercollegiate Psychology Association
Hunter College Playhouse
Wolfgang Koehler
Rollo May
Phillip Palatin
New York Psychiatric Institute
Adolph G. Weltman
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Sander Lorand
Long Island University
Vincent &. Fisichelli
Hunter College
Lexington Ave
69Th St
IPA
United States
Association
Night Smoker Opens Today at Bar nard Hall
The smoking room on the third floor becomes available on week day evenings until 9 p.m. under new library committee rules. After 6 p.m. the room will be locked and users must sign for the key at the loan desk and assume responsibility for fire safety.
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Barnard Hall
Library Committee
Columbia University completes fifteen month hospital study
Columbia University completes a fifteen month hospital study conducted for the New York State Joint Hospital Survey and Planning Commission. A luncheon for Governor Dewey and officials will mark the milestone on November 18 at the Men's Faculty Club with participants including Dr. Eli Ginsberg and trustees. The final report, prepared under a state contract, details hospital care evaluations and recommendations for sustaining high quality care economically. The full report will be published by Columbia University Press on November 22.
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Columbia University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Thomas E. Dewey
University
Eli Ginsberg
Columbia
School of Business
New York State Joint Hospital Survey and Planning Commission
Columbia University Press
Currie Poll Results and Comprehensives Plan Discussed
An open meeting will be held tomorrow in the Conference Room from 4 to 6 p.m. Professors Greet and Harrington will speak and students may question them. Student representatives include Helen Pond McIntyre and Meg Mather. The three year trial ends this year and a final faculty decision on comprehensives for Barnard is expected, with strong arguments on both sides.
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Jake
Milbank Hall
Barnard Hall
Professor Greet
Professor Harrington
Helen Pond McIntyre
Meg Mather
Barnard
Marlatt Elected First Woman Supervisor in Westchester
Dr Francis Marlatt Associate in the English Department has been elected to the Westchester County Board of Supervisors She is the first woman elected to the post and previously served as the first woman appointed to it She is Barnard graduate with a Mount Vernon law practice and active speaker moderator for a weekly radio forum She also leads the Development Plan drive among Westchester alumnae.
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Francis Marlatt
Westchester County Board of Supervisors
Marlatt
Barnard
Mount Vernon
Westchester
Barnard Students Favor Ending Grade Posting in Poll
A Barnard Student Curriculum Committee poll shows 498 of 800 respondents want abolition of posted grades while 456 favor computing pluses and minuses in official records. Most favor keeping honor points, with 18 percent opposed and 2 percent no answer.
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Barnard
Much Ado About Nothing Opens at Brander Matthews Theater
Columbia University Players begin the 1949 50 season with Much Ado About Nothing at Brander Matthews Theater opening December 14. Nancy Price and Roger Boxil lead Beatrice and Benedick with a 23 member cast under Director Joe McDermott. tickets on sale at John Jay booth and Columbia Bookstore, with phone orders at UN 4 3200.
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Columbia University Players
John Jay
Theater Bureau
Columbia
Brander Matthews
Marke
Joe McDermott
Beatrice
Benedick
Nancy Price
Roger Boxil
Geoffrey Brown
Eve la Liberte
Claudio
Hero
Leonato
Don Pedro
Bob la Guardia
Bob Goldsby
Sam Kaplan
Togberry
Barry Grael
Borsie
Elizabeth Hanna
Margaret Nd Raith Rome
Ursula
P.C. Schedules Talk on Tito and Stalin
Political Council to discuss Tito and Stalin this afternoon at 4 in Conference Room. Grga Zlatoper, Zagreb and Warsaw graduate, former foreign correspondent for Politika in Warsaw and Rome, London radio commentator, previously in Brazil, and since 1948 in New York.
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Grga Zlatoper
Tito
Stalin
Zlatoper
Zagreb
Warsaw
Rome
Wigs & Cues Presents The Little Foxes in Rehearsal
The Wigs and Cues production of The Little Foxes is in rehearsal under Adolphus Sweet. Performances are December 2 and 8 at 8 30 p m in Brinkerhoff Theater with tickets on sale next week 50 cents for students 1.00 for others. Cast includes Elaine Chandler Nancy Quint Rita Kaupman Linda Howe Columbia cast members Howard Hanson Tony Caldwell Philip Pakkula Hal Smith Myron Winick and Jim Hall.
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Lillian Hellman
Adolphus Sweet
Brinckerhoff Theater
Elaine Chandler
Addie
Nancy Quint
Berdie
Rita Kaupman
Regina
Linda
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Elect Marlatt
Florence Pearlman
Pearlman
P.C
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