Lectures on Artistic Heritage At Barnard College
Barnard College Alumnae presents a lecture series on The Preservation of Our Artistic Heritage with talks by Dr. Julius S Held on Oct 28 Dr. David A Robertson Jr on Nov 10 and Mrs Carolyn vs Cady with Dr Edmond Cherbonnier on Nov 19. Lectures begin at 8 pm in Barnard Hall with a five dollar for the full series or one dollar per lecture. Tickets for students are fifty cents per lecture.
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Julius S. Held
Barnard
David A. Robertson, Jr
Carolyn Vs Cady
Edmond Cherbonnier
Barnard College
Milbank Hall
New York
Barnard Hall
Komarovsky Praised for Balanced View on Women Education
The article notes praise for Komarovsky's book on the education of women. It calls the approach realistic liberal egalitarian and emphasizes interdependence of men's and women's instruction in advancing sex relations. Journal voices strong enthusiasm from professional readers.
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American Association of University Women
Komarovsky
Dr. Philip C. Jessup to Speak on International Negotiations
The Earl Hall Society will host Dr. Philip C. Jessup, Columbia Professor of International Law, to discuss Problems of International Negotiations on Wednesday October 14 at 4 pm in the Dodge Room. The talk honors United Nations Week.
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Philip C. Jessup
Columbia
Earl Hall Society
Dodge Room
United Nations
Jessup
Relief and Rehabilitation Office
State Department
UNRRA
U.S
UN Security Council
Truman
Barnard College Gets Volume in Columbia History Series
Barnard College will be represented by one volume in a 19 volume history of Columbia University to be published by Columbia University Press next year. Edited by Dwight C. Miner, the series includes a Barnard author, Marion Churchill White, Barnard '24, who writes for the Barnard Alumnae Magazine.
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Barnard College
Columbia University
Columbia University Press
Columbia
Dwight C. Miner
Barnard
Marion Churchill White
Rural Electrification Essay Contest Opens
The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association invites essays on history development and issues in rural electrification in the United States and Alaska. Eleven winning papers receive cash prizes from 500 to 50 dollars. Entries due by September 1 1955 and must be written after July 1 1953. Enrollees must be in a college or university for at least one full semester and submit bound typed or printed volumes to 1303 New Hampshire Avenue NW Washington DC.
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United States
Alaska
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
New Hampshire Avenue
N. W
Washington, D. C
Mortarboard to expand with class board selection
A plan to enlarge Mortarboard's scope includes a new board of selection with members from each class. Previously junior editors ruled content, but the staff will seek four-class support at tomorrow's meetings as Representative Assembly funds have been approved to regenerate Mortarboard into a fuller record of college life.
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Frmerly
Mortarboard
Representative Assembly
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