NSA Delegates Outline Congress Committees At Minnesota Meet
The Eighth National Congress of the United States National Students Association gathered at the University of Minnesota August 21 to 31. Delegates from member colleges shaped four commissions on education, student government, international affairs, and student services while asserting strong stances on international exchange and desegregation.
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United States National Students Association
Barnard
Sandra Mogil
University of Minnesota
NSA
Congress
Student Government Commission
Educational Affairs Commission
Student Affairs Commission
International Affairs Commission
N.S.A
Ted Harris
U.S.N.S.A
Harris
U. S
Asia
Africa
Middle East
Latin America
Russia
World University Service
International Student Conference
International Union of Students
Reference Assistant Joins Barnard Library Staff
Miss Sarah K. Thomson was named reference librarian of Barnard College's Ella Weed Library effective September 1. A native of Statesville NC, she previously served since 1951 as reference assistant at the Municipal Reference Library Branch of the New York Public Library and in 1950 as school and reference assistant there. She graduated Agnes Scott College and earned an M.S. in library service from Columbia University.
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Sarah K. Thomson
Barnard College
Ella Weed
Miss Thomson
Municipal
New York Public Library
Statesville
North Carolina
Agnes Scott College
Columbia University
Welfare Dept Positions Open To Graduates
The Placement Office announces NYC Welfare Department openings for Social Investigators. Seniors who pass the Civil Service exam on Dec 28 may apply, with a $4 000 start salary. A talk by Mrs Bella Leiter of the Civil Service Commission is scheduled Oct 19 at Barnard Hall Room 101.
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Department of Welfare
City of
New York
Bella Leiter
Civil Service Commission
Barnard Hall
New York City
Editors at Press Seminars Begin Tenth Year at Columbia
The American Press Institute marks its tenth year with a two week seminar for managing and news editors at Columbia University. Twenty seven editors from fourteen states and Canada join round table discussions on newsroom staffing, community responsibility, and improving local coverage. Walter Everett directs the program with I William Hill as guest leader.
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American Press Institute
Columbia Univer
States
Canada
Institute
I. William Hill
The
Evening Star
Washington, D.C
Journalism
Walter Everett
Barnard College Hosts Coffee Hour For Columbia Guests
The Barnard College Social Committee sponsors a Coffee Hour tomorrow from 4 to 7 pm inviting men from Columbia College Bellevue Medical School College of Physicians and Surgeons Law School and the School of Business. Tickets at 60 cents are on sale today and tomorrow from 12 to 1 pm.
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Barnard College
Columbia College
Bellevue Medical School
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Law School
School of Business
Jake
Foreign Policy Expert Opens Institute Series at Columbia
Senator Alexander Wiley will speak at the opening of the Institute of Arts and Sciences forty third season at Columbia University in the McMillan Theater. Russell Potter will give the opening address and other speakers include Dr Ralph Bunche and Arthur Toynbee with programs through October and November. Tickets cost five dollars for a full series or one dollar fifty for individual concerts.
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Alexander Wiley
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Institute of Arts and Sciences
Columbia University
McMillan Theater
Reyee Sehater Wiley
United States
U.S
Russell Potter
Institute
Ralphe E. Bunche
U.N
Arthur J. Toynbee
Josh White
Charles Dand
British Information Service
Columbia University Homecoming Weekend Highlights
Columbia University hosts its Homecoming Reunion from October 14 to 16. Events include a joint Glee Club concert at John Jay Hall, Baker Field games, prize awards, a meet with President Grayson Kirk and alumni leader George W. Cooper, a Columbia Harvard football game, class and fraternity receptions, a Blue Key Society sponsored Homecoming Ball, and Sunday non-denominational services at St Pauls Chapel.
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Columbia University
Columbia
Harvard
John Jay Hall
Baker Field
Grayson Kirk
George W. Cooper
Columbia University Alumni Federation
Blue Key Society
Columbia College
St. Paul’s Chapel
Dorm Opens Room For Day Students At Barnard Hewitt Hall
A room with accommodations for four day students is set aside in Hewitt Hall at Barnard. Charge is 1.50 dollars per night per person, payable in advance. See Miss Margaret O Shea by 11:00 a.m. on the desired day. Reservations for weekend nights due by Friday 11:00 a.m. Linen and key from Miss O Shea. Property must be returned or billed. Rooms must be cleared by noon.
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Barnard
Hewitt Hall
Margaret O’shea
O’shea
Group Accepts Poetry Entries
The National Poetry Association announces its thirteenth annual college competition inviting students to submit original verse for possible publication in the Annual Anthology of College Poetry. Manuscripts must include home address, college name and address. entry by November 5 to National Poetry Association Los Angeles California.
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National Poetry Association
Selby Avenue
Los Angeles
California
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