Political Council Agenda Sets Student Faculty Debate
The Assembly with the Political Council plans an all college assembly on December 12 with guest lecturer Raymond Moley from the Roosevelt era brain trust. Officers for the new Political Council year include Diana Bolger, Frances Horak, Ruth Wolfers, Marilyn Antikolitz, and Abby Mann with senior Carla Levine and others as representatives along with heads of political groups such as Helen Weser and Joan Brown.
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Gala Carnival opens Barnard club season with Thursday event
Barnard College plans a Tuesday October 15 kickoff for the extr a curricular year with a two hour Carnival from 4 to 6 pm. The gym becomes a midway of booths for clubs and publications including WKCR the student radio and various Columbia organizations. New clubs sign up at the event and the American Studies Society debuts to promote contemporary American culture. Prizes will reward originality and effectiveness as faculty judges booths.
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Errata for Eleanor Rosenberg English Conference Address
A correction notes the earlier report misidentified Miss Eleanor Rosenberg as addressing today's English Conference. Rosenberg, an associate professor of English, will speak on the significance of Trilby, an eighteenth century novel.
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On Campus Today Schedule for October 10 Thursday
On campus notes a noon talk by President Millicent McIntosh on Dr Barzun Reconsidered in the College Parlor. A French Department Luncheon at 12 30 p.m. in the Deanery. English 91 conference at 3 30 p.m. in the College Parlor. Honor Board Tea for new faculty at 4 p.m. in the Deanery. Columbia Chorus meets 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Room 408.
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Poetry Association Opens Eleventh Contest for Students
The National Poetry Association announces the Eleventh Annual Competition for the College Students Poetry Anthology. Submissions run from September 10 to November 5 and are open to college or junior college students. Any form or theme is allowed, with shorter poems preferred. Each entry must be on its own sheet with contestant name address and college.
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