Alexander the Great and the Orient influence lecture
Professor Arthur Jeffery, Columbia Semitic Languages officer, lectured on Alexander the Great and his impact on oriental culture. He argued Greek influence spread through Greek-speaking communities via Alexander’s conquests and urged students to study ties between Greek philosophy and oriental thought.
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Arthur Jeffery
Columbia
Semitic Iounges
Alexander
Classical Club
Professor Jeffery
Texander the Great
Orient
Professor Erg
Jeffery
Alexander the Great
Clergy Voices Call For Creed To Guide Nation
Iain Bayne urged a national creed and code to enforce laws and unite citizens in a roundtable with leaders from the Man Club Menorah Club and University Christian Association. The discussion covered religious training in schools and the need for moral principles in democracy.
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Bayne
Iain Bayne
Man Club
Menorah Club
University Christian Associa
Charlotte Mcde
Ruth Lyttle
Shirleymer
Volunteers to Aid Barnard Camp Weekend Plans
Volunteers placed by the Community Service Bureau will go to Barnard Camp starting December 3 under Ruth Bradshaw new Bureau co chair. They will be notified of a meeting Thursday to finalize plans. Ellen Maeser Camp Chairman will oversee the bureau for the week following weekend. Food costs covered by Bulletin. transportation previously raised. Sign up to be posted next week.
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Munity Service Bureau
Barnard
Ruth Bradshaw
Bureau
Jake
Ellen Maeser
Italian Club and IRC Conduct Meetings Today
Professor Mario A. Pei of Columbia University visits the Italian Club at 4 PM in the College Parlor to speak on the Importance of Languages after the War. The event will be in English and open to the college. The IRC hosts a luncheon at Hewitt Hall South Dining Rom at noon to hear Judith Rudansky report on the Johns Hopkins IRC conference.
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Mario A. Pei
Columbia
Pei
Hewitt Hall South
Judith Rudansky
I.R.C
Johns Hopkins
Jose Ruban Directs Edward the Second in Bar nard
From the American stage Jose Ruban directs Wigs and Cues production of Christopher Marlowe Edward the Second in Bar nard with a largely female cast for an almost all male play. Ruban has directed and acted in 25 productions since 1909 and previously worked with Eva Le Gallienne on Madame Capet.
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Jose Ruban
Barnard
Christopher Marlowe
Edward the Second
Mr. Ruban
Eva le Gallienne
Ruban
Europe
Sarah Bernhardt
Alfred de Musset
Washington Square Players
Ibsen
Masefield
Madame Capet
Alice Takat
Chase outlines postwar employment paths and policy
Stuart Chase discusses full employment in postwar America proposing four options rationalized and socialized or compensatory and free competitive economies. He favors a mixed economy with the state as banker and employer as producer and urges social security extended to consumers. He notes incentive taxation and a closed dollar circuit as key ideas and announces his book Where Is the Money Coming From.
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Detroit
Bridgeport
Chase
America
Otto of Austria to Lecture on Europe in Revolt Tonight
Otto of Austria and Dr. James Gutmann are set to speak at the Institute of Arts and Sciences in McMillin Theater tonight and tomorrow. Otto discusses Europe in Revolt while Gutmann delivers the third in a five lecture war lessons series. Tickets are 1.10 dollars for a single lecture.
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Otto
Austria
Francis Joseph
James Gutmann
Columbia
Institute of Arts and Sciences
McMillin Theater
Europe
Gutmann
Lions End season with dismal 33 points in final games
Columbia University football finished the season with a 33 point tally against 813 by opponents. Coach Lou Little’s Light Blue, despite heavy losses to Army and Navy rivals, earned national admiration for effort and sportsmanship. The program will field a team next year at Baker Field.
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Betty Smith
Columbia
Lou Little
West Point
Annapolis
Baker Field
Mortarboard Sack Seeks 200 Subscriptions in Drive
Mortarboard reports about two hundred subscriptions from campaigns at freshman, sophomore and junior meetings. Circulation manager Helen Sack says the junior class led with about one hundred, freshmen around forty, and sophomores sixty. The drive aims to four hundred copies to break even amid low response and absences before Thanksgiving.
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Mortarboard
Helen Sack
Miss Sack
Miriam Burstein
Bulletin
Miss Burstein
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Lub
Yne
Lunteer
IRC
Dolores
Stuart Chase
Otto of Austria
Lions
ST. Paul's Chapel
Columbia University
Bernard Iddings Bell
D.D
Cathedral of St. John
Providence
Rhode Island
Stephen F. Bayne, Jr
Panama
Pittsburgh
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
N. Y., Inc
Barras
Coca-Cola
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