The Present Religious Situation in America
Theologian Will Herberg spoke to Barnard College Religion 25 on the paradox in American faith, noting an upswing of religiousness and a rise of secularism. He cited Bible sales, pre religious writers, and a political belief gap, promising further lectures on cultural schizophrenia. He is noted for works on Judaism and American religious society.
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Will Herberg
America
Brewster Room
Barnard Hall
T. S. Eliot
Mr. Herberg
Fresh Narrow Election Slate For President
Fran Horak Gay Mainzer and Cherry White were named three finalists for Freshman Class president from eight nominees at a Tuesday October 11 meeting in the Gym. Marianne Dusser de Barenne presided. final vote by secret ballot scheduled for Friday October 21 amid Greek Games nominations.
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Fran Horak
Gay Mainzer
Cherry White
Marianne Dusser de Barenne
Miss Horak
Bryant High School
D.A.R
Julia Richman High School
Mainzer
Arista
Miss White
Oceanside High School
Senior Lecture Advises Career Focus for Barnard Seniors
Mrs. Eleanor L. Fried of the Fashion Institute of Technology spoke at Barnard College in the College Parlor as part of a senior sponsored series. She urged exploring interests, understanding job demands, and presenting tangible value to employers while choosing a career and seeking guidance when dissatisfied. The talk was organized by senior committee head Mrs. Barbara F. Wilson.
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Eleanor L. Fried
Fashion Institute of Technology
Barnard
Ployer
Barbara F. Wilson
CUSC Plans 1955 Session Topics At Columbia University
Columbia University Student Council meets at 7:30 in Fayerweather Lounge to discuss Blood Drive publication plans for Creative Arts Conference Booklet World University Service and forums. The group weighs printing costs and potential losses and will elect permanent officers under new by laws.
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Columbia University Student Council
Fayerweather
World University Service
CUSC
Sandra Schenker
Barnard
Red Cross
Ulanov Jazz Talk Highlighted By Barnard Alumnae Club
Dr. Barry Ulanov, editor of Downbeat Magazine and Barnard College English instructor, will lecture on jazz with his record collection at St. Ann's Church in Brooklyn next Wednesday October 19 at 8 15 p m. The Barnard alumnae club outlines a year of activities including a Fall Scholarship Bridge Party November 17 at the Raleigh Restaurant and a Christmas Party December 8 at Mrs Ernest Garbe's home with a membership drive ongoing and dues set at 2 00 for alumnae and 1 00 for undergraduates and class of 55.
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Barnard College Club
Brooklyn
Barry Ulanov
St. Ann’s Episcopal Church
Ulanov
Downbeat Magazine
Raleigh
Fourth Avenue
Mildred Welch
Shore Road
Ernest Garbe
Third Street
Barnard College
Barnard
Rita A. Rasmussen
Amelia Hamilton
Harvard Prof Schedules Talk Before College
Harvard Health Services director Dr Dana Farnsworth will speak at the second all college assembly this Tuesday October 18. He previously worked at MIT where he created a student counseling system.
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Dana Farnsworth
Harvard University
Harvard
Farnsworth
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
McIntosh Opens Thursday Noon Meeting Series
President Millicent C. McIntosh will inaugurate the weekly Thursday Noon Meeting in the College Parlor with a talk titled Can Life be too Full. She will discuss pressures to live well rounded lives and offer a guide to prevent being swamped by such demands. Future speakers include Keenleyside, Highet, Carlson, Ginzberg, and McCracken, with a student committee led by Diana Cohen guiding the program.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Lwlcee
Hugh Keenleyside
United Nations
Gilbert Highet
Anthon
Columbia University
Helen M. Carlson
Barnard
Eli Ginzberg
Columbia
Robert McCracken
Riverside Church
Diana Cohen
Clarice Debrunner
Betsy Wright
Cynthia Bachner
Antigone Highlights Players Production at McMillin Theater
Columbia Players opened its season at McMillin Theater with two one acts. The Showing-Up of Blanco Posnet by Shaw features Mitchell Smith 58C as the Western horse thief. The major piece is Antigone adapted by Anouilh with Vida Farhad 57 and Michael Goldman 56C in the cast.
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Columbia Players
McMillin Theater
G. Bernard Shaw
Jean Anouilh
Blanco Posnet
Shaw
Mitchell Smith
Antigone
John Savacool
Vida Farhad
Michael Goldman
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U.S
Ursula Niebuhr
Barnard Religion Department
Herberg
C.U.S.C
Rep Assembly
Representative Assembly
Teri Kaplan
Term
Toni Crowley
Arlene Burstein
Smith
Carol Richardson
Oberlin
Anna Schaffer
Alice Benjamin
Sheila Sasseen
Celia Wolk
Raymond J. Saulnier
Pres
McIntosh
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