Thanksgiving Service at St Pauls Chapel Leaders Announced
Barnard and Columbia students will miss classes from 1 10 to 2 10 pm for the annual Thanksgiving Service at St Pauls Chapel. Dean Judah Goldin of the Jewish Theological Seminary will deliver the sermon with University Chaplain John M Krumm conducting. The service includes rabbis and Protestant and Lutheran counselors, with St Pauls Chapel choir performing under Searle Wright. Public are welcome.
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Barnard
Columbia
St. Paul’s Chapel
Judah Goldin
Jewish Theological Seminary
New Yorker
Illinois
Duke
Iowa
Dean Goldin
Nathan
John M. Krumm
University
Hoffman
Walter E. Wiest
Donald W. Herb
Robert J. Page
Searle Wright
Columbia Colleges
Hoffman Describes Two Judaic Trends Cont From Page 1
Rabbi Hoffman criticizes postwar Jewish leadership for leaning toward materialism and Zionist politics at the expense of spiritual duties. He cites influence from Norman Thomas and Gandhi, warns nationalism after Nazi crimes risks hardening, and urges reconciliation between Zionist and religious strands to restore prophetic qualities within Judaism.
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Rabbi Hoffman
Norman Thomas
Gandhi
Hoffman
Stokes Prize invites essays on rights of man at Barnard
The Caroline Phelps Stokes Prize awards the best essay on the rights of man by a Barnard College Columbia College or Teachers College student each year. Prospective entrants should contact Professor Virginia C. Harrington, history department executive officer, to compete.
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Caroline Phelps Stokes
Barnard College
Columbia College
Teachers College
Virginia C. Harrington
History Department
Student Plans Europe Tours for Simmons Gateway Group
Beth Swartzman, class of 1955, leads a student created Europe tour organized by Simmons Gateway Tours. Eleven to fifteen Barnard students will travel for about eleven weeks with no outside companies, free time in each city, and expenses projected at ten to eleven hundred dollars. Contact Beth Swartzman at 342 Hewitt to join the group.
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Europe
Beth Swartzman
Simmons Gateway Tours
Barnard
Miss Swartzman
Hewitt
Week of Campus Talks and Meetings Schedule
This week features Seixas and Menorah meetings on Monday with Rabbi Gilbert speaking on A Religion for the Individual. Tuesday offers Neman Club lecture Christ on the Street Corner Soph Sing and talks by Dr Townes on Natural Science and Religion. Jewish Graduate Society hosts discussions, Leaders Rabbis Goldfine and Kertzer. Co ed Folk Sing Club meets. Wednesday includes I Z F A square dance in the Auditorium.
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Jewish Graduate Society
Goldfine and
Kertzer
Committees Launch Greek Games Plan Initiatives
Israel freshman co chairmen tout talent and enthusiasm as the Greek Games plan unfolds. December 12 is the lyrics contest entry deadline with judging on February 9 awarding four class points.
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Israel
June Knight
Judy Carlinsky
McCarthy Censure Signatures Rise in Progressive Petition
Over eleven hundred signatures collected by the Columbia Students for Democratic Action and the Union Theological Seminary NAACP branch urge censure of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy. The petitions were sent to Senators Irving M. Ives and Herbert H. Lebman.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Columbia
Students For Democratic Action
Union Theological Seminary
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
McCarthy
Irving M. Ives
Herbert H. Lebman
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