Hogan to speak at Political Council Assembly on October 28
The New York District Attorney Frank S. Hogan is set to address the Political Council Assembly on October 28. Republican Senate candidate Kenneth Keating declined a public debate and interview via WKCR citing pre-set questions. The piece notes Hogan’s membership in the New York Athletic Club, called out for alleged discrimination, and contrasts Keating’s reluctance to speak with DeSapio-backed support levels.
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Political Council
Frank S. Hogan
New York
Kenneth Keating
U.S. Senate
Hogan
Keating
Barnard
WKCR
New York Athletic Club
Barnard Reconsiders Eligibility Rule For Extra Curriculars
After a year of virtual inactivity the Barnard Eligibility Committee led by Claire Jaeger begins re evaluation of the physical education rule. An October 7 emergency session allowed a study of waiving the rule despite lack of constitutional authority. The 1944 rule ties a failing PE grade to academic average, guiding eligibility.
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Claire Jaeger
Barnard
Virginia Gildersleeve
Bluebook
Physical Education Department
M.N
Hogan to Debate on Issues as Republican Speaker
Connecticut born legislator and Columbia alumnus Mr. Hogan, Columbia College medalist and former district attorney, plans to debate issues this year while overseeing assemblies on community problems vocational conference days and city growth discussions including Ex ploding City and arts programs.
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New York City
Barnard
Columbia
Columbia Scholastic Press Conference Tea at Barnard
About three hundred girls attending the Columbia Scholastic Press Conference will visit Barnard College for tea at 4 00 PM on Friday November 14. During tea the Columbines will entertain high school juniors and seniors and then tour Barnard publication offices. Representatives of Bulletin Focus and Mortarboard will explain their yearbook work.
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Columbia Scholastic Press
Barnard
John Jay
Columbines
Bulletin
Focus
Mortarboard
Columbia Names Director of Citizenship Program
Ben Scott Custer leads a new community program with plans at multiple centers and housing developments near the campus. He aims to involve fraternities service groups and Barnard students with Student Citizenship Committee polls showing needs in child care elder care and youth activities across Boy Scouts and crafts programs. Custer a WWII veteran and Navy career man cites service to county and outlines his education at Annapolis Georgetown Johns Hopkins GWU and Northwestern.
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Columbia
Ben Scott Custer
Universls
Custer
Otus
Barnard
Millicent McIntosh
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Georgetown Unversity
Johns Hopkins University
George Washington University
Northwestern Univerity
Transfers Luncheon Cancelled For October at Heart Cafeteria
No transfer students luncheon on Tuesday October. The event would be at 12 o'clock in the South Alcove of Heart Cafeteria. Barnard publications will be represented and transfer students will meet Focus and Bulletin members.
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Avlock
South Alcove of Heart
Barnard Publications
Focus
Bulletin
College Revises Sophomore Off-Campus Housing Policy
Policy changes allow sophomores to live off campus with updated rules. The Housing Committee and Faculty Student Activities group proposed revisions at a December meeting. President Millicent C. McIntosh approved reforms affecting sophomores.
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Dacossan
Sabegaart
Millicent C. Mcintosh
McIntosh
Phicerment Orme
Ohese Ted
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Suffolk Law School
Gleason, McLanahan, Merritt & Ingraham
Anthony J. Liebler
Columbia University
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St. Nicholas Society
District Attorneys Association
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New York State Bar Association
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New York Athletic
Manhattan
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Scouts
George Armstrong Custer
Georgia
Ben Scott
General Custer
D. Nelson
Fanholm
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