Eisenhower to Speak on Religion in Higher Education at Columbia
Campus note announces Dwight D. Eisenhower president of Columbia University will address Religion in Higher Education at the Earl Hall Society meeting this Wednesday at four o'clock with a discussion to follow. Mrs. Eisenhower will attend.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Earl Hall Society
Eisenhower
University Interfaith Group
Newman Club
University Christian Association
Seixas
Menorah Societies
Dodge
Earl Hall
IZFA Plans Meeting With Dr Max Artz For Oct 6
Dr Max Artz of the Jewish Theological Seminary will address Columbia and Barnard chap ters of the Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America at their first joint meeting this Wednesday October 6 at 8 p.m. at 201 Fayerweather. He will discuss the relation of the American Jew to Israel. A social meeting is planned for October 20. Several study groups and committees will be formed and all interested are invited.
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Max Artz
Jewish Theological Seminary
Columbia
Barnard
Intercollegiate Zionist Federation of America
Fayerweather
Artz
Israél
Succoth
Earl Hall Dance Plans for Friday October 8
Earl Hall presents The One Two Three Hop featuring square and social dancing in the Earl Hall auditorium this Friday from eight to twelve. Reverend Daniel O Connor, new executive secretary of Earl Hall, will lead the square dance numbers. Admission is ninety yen per person with refreshments served.
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Earl Hall
Daniel O’connor
Festival Adds Hindu Ballet Dancer and World Dance Acts
The festival features Ram Gopal the Hindu ballet dancer, plus a New York Ballet Company run from Oct 11 to Nov 23 with Orpheus and Symphony in C. Dance series at the Y M and YWHA and the American Museum of Natural History showcase diverse performances. numerous recitals by Draper, Limon and others are planned.
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Ram
Gopal
Mr. Gopal
New York Ballet Company
Alias
Ballet Society
Maria Tallchief
Nicholas Magallanes
Todd Bolender
George Balanchine
Y.M
Y.W.H.A
Lexington Avenue
92 Street
Agnes de Mille
Paul Draper
Valerie Bettis
American Museum of Natural History
Barnard lawn extension work underway in basement area
Men labor outside the basement walls to lay foundations for a new extension at Barnard's lawn. Workers and plumbers place pipes and wooden beams, with steam connections and gym locker excavations. About fifteen men, seven hours daily, expect completion by February or March as noise continues. The contractor says the workers, including the girls, are very pretty.
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Barnard’s Lawn
Folk Lore Club Opens Season at Barnard Gym
The Columbia Folk Lore Society launches its 1948 49 season with a Barnard folk dance Friday October 8 at 8 p.m. in Barnard gym. Members from across the university join under Anthony Leeds as president and plan lectures dances and folklore projects.
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Columbia Folk Lore Society
Barnard
Anthony Leeds
Caroline Kimmerfield
Sally Salinger
Flora Barishman
Folklore Society
Columbia
Charter Flights Instructs Local Flight Hops Near River
Short notes on charter flights and flight instruction offered locally near Kyewman Street and the Hudson River area with a 2 dollar hop example. The snippet mentions telephone contact 9-9659 for details.
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Kyewman St
Hudson River F
Barnard Library Rules For Students Chairman States
Barnard Library hours run each weekday 8 45 a m to 9 55 p m with Sunday sessions 2 30 p m to 5 25 p m Reserve books require the pink card noting date name and hour and may be used one hour Renewals available at the Loan Desk Overnight loans stamp and note return hour Books on the truck from 8 45 to 9 10 a m should be brought to the library promptly Non Reserve books require signing only if used outside the building Non Reserve loans can be overnight or one week Five cent per day fines apply to late returns Fines go to the General College Fund Last year 1761 55 collected Honor Code governs library usage Not for sharing on a number check Take out books only for yourself and maintain quiet Joan Weiss 50 Library Chairman.
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Jake
General College Fund
Joan Weiss
Campus Drama Group Presents Coriolanus at McMillin Theater
Columbia University Players open the Shakespeare tragedy on October 18 with four performances through October 16. Tickets in John Jay Lobby from noon to 5 pm priced 1.20 and 1.80. Produced by John Ott directed by Preston Munter with Adolphus Sweet as Coriolanus and Rita Abrams Volumnia.
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Coriolanus
Columbia University
McMillin
John Jay
John Ott
University Drama Society
Preston Munter
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Adolphus Sweet
College
Rita Abrams
Volumnia
Ann Boothby
Virgilia
Naomi Loeb
Valeria
Barbara Ligget
U. S
Columbia Players
America
Boston
New York City
WPA Theater Project
Fordham University
Mr. Ott
WKCR Seeks New Recruits for Campus Radio
Columbia University radio station WKCR plans expansion as it seeks Barnard students for script writing dramatics and music roles. President Jack Turvey announced at the first meeting on September 29 that the station aims to provide radio experience public service and extracurricular enjoyment with programs including an anti VD series starting October 4 and a hill country music program. The station, located next to Hamilton Hall, invites inexperienced Barnard volunteers and welcomes those with prior radio work.
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WKCR
Columbia
Jack Turvey
WEKCR
Barnard
Turvey
Columbia Bureau of Public Relations
Hamilton Hall
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