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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1947

Page

4

Spirited Zionist Group Adds New Campus Chapter

The Columbia chapter of the Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America and Barnard charter Izfa join forces to expand Zionist activity on campus. Meetings feature Hebrew songs, Palestinian dance, and speakers like Eli Kalm and Dr. David Artz. A joint session with Selig Baron is set for December 3 at John Jay Hall.

Barnard Columbia Izfa Palestine Eli Kalm David Artz Jewish Theological Seminary David Tannenbaum Pale-tan Yichiel Ashem Selig Baron John Jay Hall

Informal Tea At Deanery Slated For November 25

International Studies and Foreign Area majors and faculty advisers are invited to an informal tea this Tuesday, November 25, in the Deanery. Bryn Hovde, newly elected president of the New School of Social Research, will speak on his summer trip to Eastern Europe. The event begins a series to introduce majors to prominent figures in the field.

Bryn Hovde New School of Social Research Europe

Ruth Montgomery Remains Busy And Ambitious

Ruth Montgomery speaks of her organized work life and its busy pace. She enjoys piano sewing and summer decorating, plans a cross country jeep trip, and hopes to teach in a college while reading and learning. She travels limitedly to Maine and Florida and visits Bernard Tiel in New Jersey.

Ruth Barnard Tiel New Jersey Ines Farward Maine Florida Monty

Vocational Committee Advances Barnard Alumnae Efforts

The Vocational Committee outlines hurdles faced by laypersons and describes how Barnard graduates have overcome them, noting that other women with Barnard preparation are achieving similar progress.

Barnard

Newman Club explores Catholic dogmas and Luther views

Father John K. Daly explains grace and church position under Dogmas for Dinner at Newman Club open house in Earl Hall. Daly also leads Apologetics discussions on Luther and Calvin and their relation to Catholic teaching using Contemporary Civilization readings at Columbia.

Father John K. Daly Newman Club Earl Hall Martin Luther Father Daly Calvin Columbia

Protestant Heritage Talk Sparks Reflection at U C A

Rev James Robinson of the Church of the Master told U C A last Thursday that Protestants have forgotten martyrs and leaders who built their heritage and urged believers to defend their principles. Dr James Muilenberg of Union Theological Seminary is to speak at Earl Hall on What Has The Bible Got To Say.

James Robinson Church of the Master U.C.A Robinson James Muilenberg Union Theological Seminary Earl Hall

Professor Meyer Shapiro Speaks on Some Jewish Artists

Columbia University art professor Meyer Shapiro lectures to the Menorah and Seixas societies on Some Jewish Artists. The talk in the Dodge Room at Earl Hall today at four includes slide illustrations and refreshments for visiting students.

Meyer Shapiro Columbia Menorah and Seixas Societies Dodge Room Earl Hall

Earl Hall Society Hosts Coffee Dance Opening WSSF Drive

The Earl Hall Society plans a coffee dance on Wednesday November 26 from four to six with no admission fee. The event marks the start of the Earl Hall WSSF drive tied to the university wide fundraising campaign.

Earl Hall Society Earl Hall

Impact of segregation on fair play in youth sports

The excerpt argues that separate tournaments for Negro and white youths pervert fair play and civics education. It links discrimination to lower minority wages, reduced purchasing power, shrinking markets, fewer jobs, and economic waste from duplicating services and facilities. It notes international opinion matters to democracy’s standing.

Washington United States

Interfaith Thanksgiving Service at Saint Pauls Chapel

Students are invited to attend the annual interfaith Thanksgiving service tomorrow at 1 10 P M in Saint Pauls Chapel. Henry Van Dusen president of Union Theological Seminary will address the congregation, and the service will reflect customary solemn grandeur and expressiveness.

Saint Paul's Chapel Henry van Dusen Union Theological Seminary

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