Menorah Announces Policy Change and Tea Event
Menorah will hold its first tea on Monday October 6 at 4 15 PM in the College Parlor with Henry Hurwitz founder of the Harvard Menorah Society as guest of honor He will outline the year’s program and discuss the shift to small study groups Jacob De Haas will lead four Zionism discussion groups with history and modern topics He Haas longtime associate of Theodore Herzl and author of his life account
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Art Workshop Begins New Year of Activities
Native Jean Miller and Rose Mary Baltz explain workshop details as they invite participation and financial support. The piece encourages joining classes to turn everyday sights into creative expression and to visit the space at 14 East 37th Street.
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Rosemary Baltz
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Social Science Forum Announces Varied Plans for New Year
The Social Science Forum begins the new year with plans for a rich season. Notable speakers have been approached and members will gather in groups to discuss politics international affairs labor and social problems. The first meeting is Friday October 3 in the Conference Room at 12.
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New Opportunities In Social Work Offered
Barnard invites active winter volunteers for social work roles including club leaders, story tellers, supervisors of games for children, sports mentors in basketball and volleyball, song leaders, music teachers, and dramatic coaches. Opportunities also include escorting groups through art exhibitions and tutoring in clinics and industry. Office hours with Chairman of Social Service are Monday 12 to 1 in Barnard Hall.
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Francine Alessi Wins Spanish Scholarship
Miss Francine Alessi sails for Spain on Friday October 3 with a scholarship granted by the Spanish Club of Barnard College. The club, aided by Dorado and others, sends her to reside in a newly built dormitory on the outskirts of Madrid to study and enjoy student life abroad.
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Francine Alessi
Spain
Barnard College
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Miss Dorado
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Miss McKenzie on American Studies and Dance
Miss McKenzie remarks on sparse intercollegiate sports for women and the rarity of dance displays in England. She notes the Margaret Morris classes attracting few but calls London dancers a crankish subset. She discovers Americans’ friendliness and compares U S and English tunes to God Save the King and the national anthem.
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Margaret Morris
Columbia University
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