Crusade for Freedom Booths at Columbia College
Political Council sponsors a Crusade for Freedom booth on Jake Street with informative literature and signature scrolls. Professor Virginia D Harrington leads faculty circulation of the Declaration of Freedom while Gene Courtiss chairs publicity efforts. Columbia College endorses participation as other campuses decide individually. Scrolls to be enshrined with the ten ton Freedom Bell for United Nations Day ceremonies October 24.
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Jake
Political Council
Radio Free Europe
Virginia D. Harrington
Columbia College
Gene Courtiss
van Am
W. Emerson Gentzler
Courtiss
Lucius D. Clay
Columbia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Coe
Rathaus
Berlin
CUSC Aims At More Unity Among University's Schools
Columbia University Student Council aims to unite its schools through suggestion boxes and a university wide center. Charles Lazarus says plans include periodic meetings with the Provost, a campus discrimination conference, and potential participation in the Crusade for Freedom.
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CUSC
Columbia University Student Council
Charles Lazarus
Nehru
Lazarus
Crusade For Freedom
Barnard
Barnard Students Work On Practical Politics Campaigns
Barnard College students join campaigns across the New York area in a Practical Politics course. They hand out nonpartisan voter reminders, ring doorbells, staff party headquarters, and will later canvass and vote watches. After elections they analyze campaigns and may pursue further public service roles.
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Barnard
116Th Street
Broadway
United Nations
Gerrard
Colleges Plan Dance Project Modern symposium to be at Barnard College
An intercollegiate modern dance symposium is planned for January at Barnard College led by Dance Group chair Naomi Loeb. Participants include Adelphi Bard Brooklyn Hunter Queens NYU Vassar Bryn Mawr and Sarah Lawrence with Merce Cunningham invited as master conductor. Louis Horst will lead discussions on pre classical dance forms.
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Barnard College
Naomi Loeb
Adelphi
Bard
Brooklyn
Hunter
Queens
City
New York University
Vassar
Bryn Mawr
Sarah Lawrence
Merce Cunningham
Cunningham
Martha Graham
Prokofiev
Louis Horst
Barnard
Brooklyn College
Miss Loeb
Curriculum Committee Reviews Opinion on Exam Proposal
The Currie Committee gathers student and faculty views on a proposed comprehensive exam schedule to be presented at an open meeting on October 31. The plan suggests placing the exams a week or two after Easter to ease last semester crowding, with objections over seniors needing required courses before finals. Vivienne Feigenbaum leads data collection on seniors and majors to inform faculty decisions via Bulletin.
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Faculty Committee On
Vivienne Feigenbaum
Miss Feigenbaum
Jansen Backs School Order Amid Union Protest
Superintendent Dr William Jansen defends a Central Needle Trades High School directive enforcing civilian defense drills and discipline practices despite sustained Teachers Union objections. Principal Mortimer Ritter argues terms like captain and sergeant are historical, and the program aims at health and efficiency.
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Teachers Union
Central Needle Trades High School
Office of
Superintendent of Schools
William Jansen
Jansen
Mortimer G. Ritter
Central Needle Trades
Ritter
Parent Teachers Association
Election Forum Set by Political Council
A pre election forum will be sponsored by Political Council tomorrow from 12 30 to 2 p m in the College Parlor Invitations to speak have been extended to Acting Mayor Vincente Impellitteri Republican candidate Edward Corsi Justice Ferdinand Peccora Democratic Liberal candidate and Paul L Ross American Labor Party candidate all nominees in New York City's mayoralty race The list of speakers accepted and other details were not available at press time
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Political Council
Vincente Impellitteri
Edward Corsi
Ferdinand Peccora
Paul L. Ross
American Labor Party
New York City
A A Fashions Fall Activities at Barnard Camp
The Athletic Association lists open Barnard Camp weekends for fall and winter. November 3–5, 17–19, December 1–3, 8–10, January 5–7, 12–14. Freshman weekend runs next Friday to Sunday. dorms pay transport, day students pay for food and transport. Reservations with Miss Messler by Wednesday require $2.50, min ten max eighteen attendees. Sports Week follows Monday to Friday with class competition and events across basketball tennis volleyball archery tea badminton swimming and softball.
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Barnard Camp
Eunice Messler 52
The
Athletic Association
Helen Bailey
Jake
Miss Messler
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P.C
Crusade
University Book Co-operative
World Students’ Service Fund
Free University of Berlin
Alumni House
Courtney Crawford
Douglas Pugh
School of General Studies
Louise Gerrard
Jacob Javits
Columbia District
Irving Engel
Seventeenth Congressional District
James Donovan
Vito Marcantonio
Henry Poor
James Roosevelt
Currie
Election Forum
A.A. Fashions
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