University Thanksgiving Service Provokes Editor’s Indignation
A letter condemns a University Thanksgiving Service at St Paul’s Chapel for bigotry and religious supremacy. The writers oppose Bishop Boynton’s sermon linking Judaism with paganism and denying a universal monotheist view, urging that such views not reflect the university’s ideals.
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St. Paul’s Chapel
Pike
Francis Boynton
Boynton
University
Religious Affairs
Columbia
Editor seeks campus talk after dismissal over Berlin Youth Peace Festival
Alan D. Kimmel, discharged editor of the Chicago Maroon by the University of Chicago Dean of Students, seeks to visit East Coast campuses December 3 to 8 to discuss experiences in East Germany Poland and the Soviet Union. He asks newspapers student governments or groups to arrange a speaking engagement and notes a bulletin directs the letter to Political Council.
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Chicago Maroon
University of Chicago
Berlin
United States
East Germany
Poland
Soviet Union
Alan D. Kimmel
Bulletin
U N Trusteeships Panel Studies Self Government Paths
Model U N debate focuses on Middle East issues. resolutions on strategic trusteeships and education for self government for Italian Somaliland toward independence will be reviewed. The Ad Hoc Committee will discuss UN armed forces provisions.
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Middle East
United Nations
Christian rejoicing in the Lord, Boynton sermon excerpt
The sermon by Right Reverend Charles F. Boynton at St. Paul's Chapel on November 20, 1951 emphasizes Christian joy in being in the Lord and sharing in Christ's victory. It notes outsiders, including non Christian Jews and pagan Greeks and Romans, finding this belief intolerable.
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Charles F. Boynton
D.D
New York
St. Paul’s Chapel
Columbia University
Christ
Forum Speakers Debate Adenauer Nazi Influence in Government
Mrs. Adler challenges Mr. Seabury saying 134 known Nazis sit in the Adenauer government and are condoned by him. She accuses big industrialists of backing Hitler and warns these leaders drive rearmament and Nazism, aiming to seize power from Soviets and Allies. American authorities are blamed for letting them stay in power to protect private enterprise.
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Adenauer
Social Democratic Party
Bonn
Adler
Seabury
Hitler
Students Selected for TV Appearance on The Future of Women
Dean McIntosh will lead Barnard and Columbia students on Sundays program The Future of Women air date December 2 at 6 p m. Barnard participants include Margaret Davis from Little Rock Renee Madesker from London England and Kathleen Burge from Bergenfield New Jersey The Columbia students are Bert Webb from Duncan Oklahoma and Mitchell Price from Midvale Utah Also Edith Menard a Teachers College graduate student on leave from Howard University will appear as English instructor.
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Dean McIntosh
Barnard
Margaret Davis
Little Rock
Arkansas
Renee Madesker
London
England
Kathleen Burge
Bergenfield
New Jersey
Columbia
Bert Webb
Duncan
Oklahoma
Mitchell Price
Midvale
Utah
Edith Menard
Teachers College
Howard University
Barnard selects U N and committee heads in Assembly
Barnard representatives to the Model U N General Assembly were chosen along with alternates Mary Dee Larter and Sarah Max. Other picks include Donna Click Do and Sandra Perlmutter as freshmen on the Undergraduate Development Committee and Elizabeth Henro as freshman on the Curriculum Committee. Gloria Wyeth and Sue Nagelberg will attend the Yale Political Union Conference with a debate by two Congressmen scheduled. An Undergraduate Constitution amendment was passed changing how minutes and appointees are read.
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Lee Budd
Kathie Burge
Ellen Schleicher
Lois Schwartz
Representative
Barnard
Model U.N. General Assembly
Mary Dee Larter
Sarah Max
Donna Click Do
Sandra Perlmutter
Elizabeth Henro
Gloria Wyeth
Sue Nagelberg
Yale Political Union
United States
Women Officers Urged to Join Armed Services
Colonel Mary Jo Shelly and Colonel Katherine A Towle addressed college women urging that their technical skills and education aid the services and that service can broaden education. Nursing leaders highlighted urgent need for Army Navy and Air Force nurses and therapists as shortages rise.
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the Reserve
Mary Jo Shelly
WAF
Katherine A. Towle
Marine Corps
Ruby F. Bryant
Army Nurse Corps
Winnie Gibson
Navy Nurse Corps
Verena M. Zeller
Air Force Nurse Corps
Armed Services
Zeller
Emma E. Vogel
Army Women’s Medical Specialist Corps
Miriam E. Perry
Air Force Women’s Specialist Corps
Graduate student perfects titanium extraction method at Columbia
Columbia University engineers report a new, cheaper process to extract titanium from ore. PhD candidate Arthur J. Kerbecek Jr. shows potential for large scale use in Navy shipbuilding and mobile Army equipment, with pilot plant testing proposed and further validation needed.
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Columbia University School of Engineering
Arthur J. Kerbecek, Jr
Herbert H. Kellogg
Columbia
School of Engineering
Kerbecek
Glenwood Landing
Long Island
Kellogg
Barnard Grants Free Undergrad Courses to Alumnae
Barnard College will allow alumnae to attend undergraduate classes without charge starting next semester. The Alumnae Office chair Mary R. Reilley announced the Barnard faculty approved the measure in response to alumnae requests. Registration runs February 1 through February 5, with no college credit but regular attendance required.
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Barnard
Mary R. Reilley
Reilly
Social Lag Woes Arouse Barnard Student Meeting
Barnard students and Mrs. Martha M. English discuss inadequate social life and publicity. Sondra Kleinman and Lynne Bresler lead the issue noting clubs unknown to Barnard students, proposing an April social calendar, more gym dances, lower dorm rates and a music record player to cut rental costs.
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Barnard
Martha M. English
Sondra Kleinman
Lynne Bresler
Asassembly
Duane Lloyd
Eller Bond
Joyce Hilleboe
Jacqueline Hyman
Barnard Hall
Blood Drive Committee Elected At Barnard
Patricia Ring new chairman leads Barnard Students Committee of Columbia University Blood Drive for January 9 and 10. Members include Natalie Rostov Lee Fleschman Ronnie Myers Renee Madesker Doris Gray Maryanne Tinklepaugh Trudy Friedman. Solicitation runs December 3 to 15 with parental consent required for donors. A Jake booth will offer information and collect reports.
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Representative Assembly
Patricia Ring
Barnard
Columbia University
Natalie Rostov
Lee Fleschman
Ronnie Myers
Renee Madesker
Doris Gray
Maryanne Tinklepaugh
Trudy Friedman
Jake
Martha M. English
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