Registrar Announces Spring Filing Procedures and Deadlines
The registrar outlines filing windows for temporary spring programs from December 1 to December 7 and notes mandatory meetings for underclassmen. Some sections must be reviewed on November 24 or 29, with final programs and course cards scheduled for February 9–11 for upperclassmen and February 14 for freshmen. A fee applies to changes after these dates.
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Margaret Giddings
Miss Giddings
Giddings
Pres Millicent McIntosh Announces Four Speech Dates
President Millicent C. McIntosh will deliver four speeches over the coming weeks. She opens with Literature Preparation for Life at a Hunter College tea on November 30. She then speaks December 2 at the United Hospital Fund Committee event and December 10 to the American Chemical Society in New York on Limits of Knowledge. A December 16 address at the University of Minnesota commencements ties in the Bicentennial theme Man's Right to Knowledge.
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Millicent. C. McIntosh
Hunter College
McIntosh
New York
McIintosh
University of Minnesota
Anti-Censure Petition Circulated by Columbia Business Students
A five student committee at Columbia School of Business circulated a petition in front of Low Library asking for a Senate vote against censure of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy. The effort, backed by Ten Million Americans led by Lt Gen George S Stratemeyer, gathered over 150 signatures by November 18. The petition urges rejection of the Watkins Committee's reprimand and dismisses loyalty investigation actions.
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United States Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Columbia School of Business
George S. Stratemeyer
USAF
John W. McGrath
Alan M. Bernstein
Charles
Judaism's Two Sides Examined by Columbia Rabbi
Rabbi Isidore Hoffman counselor to Jewish students at Columbia spoke on Nationalism and Religion in a noon meeting. He tied Zionism and spiritual Judaism to modern Jewish life and said Jews might need a homeland, while recognizing welfare beyond material well being and the influence of historians sociologists and philosophers.
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Isidore Hoffman
Columbia
Hoffman
Holyland
Freshman Greek Games Committee Chooses Heads
Freshman chairmen Sue Israel and Margot Lyons plus sophomore chair Anne Lord announced the 196? Greek Games leadership. Appointees include Shelly Brown dance chair Ann Morris music chair Rosalind Newman property chair Barbara Anson entrance chair Barabara Rosenberg publicity chair Sybil Stocking athletic chair Clarice DeBrunner Joy Heller costume co chairs. Jane Peyser named business manager.
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Sue Israel
Margot Lyons
Anne Lord
Marion Dusser de Barenne
Lucille Altschul
Jake
Shelly Brown
Ann Morris
Rosalind Newman
Barbara Anson
Barbara Rosenberg
Sybil Stocking
Clarice DeBrunner
Joy Heller
Jane Peyser
Ann Lord
Forum Debates U S Foreign Aid Policy
A Monday afternoon forum on Economic Aid as a Factor in American Foreign Policy will be held November 29 at 4 in the College Parlor. Organized by Political Council this Barnard event features Jonathan Bingham who will discuss liberal views and has ties to the Point Four Program and State Department.
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Political Council
Barnard
Marion Toman
Jonathan Bingham
State Department
Debate groups denounce topic ban at major universities
Columbia Princeton and Harvard protest the ban on the topic recognized for debate at West Point Annapolis and four Nebraska teachers colleges. The topic regarding recognizing Communist China was blocked as cadets are not to debate national policy.
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Columbia
Princeton
Harvard
United States Military Academy
West Point
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Nebraska Teachers Colleges
United States
China
Ivy League
City
Army and Navy
Nicholas Westhof
Eastern Forensic Association
Loughborough Looks at Sacred Music of Today
Professor Carolyn P. Cady Loughborough of Barnard spoke at an Open House Meeting of the University Christian Association in Earl Hall. She discussed modern sacred music trends, noting composers imitate Palestrina’s style but also reveal personal signatures in later periods and mix sacred with secular themes.
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Carolyn P. Cady Loughborough
Barnard
The
University Christian Association
Dodge Room
Earl Hall
Palestrina
Loughborough
Benjamin Britten
Virgil Thompson
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U.S
Toman
Columbia Debate Council
Bingham
Office of International Affairs
Far Eastern Association
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National Child Labor
Miss Toman
Bulletin
Lehman-Javits
Prof
Carolyn Loughborough
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