Stephens Offers Aviation Defense Course For Women
Stephens College opens Aviation 1 addressing postwar roles for women in commercial aviation. TWA executive T B Wilson says women will fill executive and technical jobs, with courses covering flight control meteorology maintenance and more taught by four airlines with full college credit.
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New Opera Company Offers Reduced Barnard Subscriptions
Mrs. George H Shaw announces reduced subscriptions open to Barnard students in groups of ten. Six performances priced from 6 to 18 dollars with student rates, contact Mary R Hill in Brooks Hall. Season opens Tuesday October 21 at 44th Street Theatre with an all American cast in Mozart Cosi fan tutte directed by Fritz Busch.
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Brooks Hall
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Marbeth
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Notices to Students Move First Discussion Meetings
The Menorah and Jewish Students Society announce first discussion group meetings on October 27 and October 28 instead of October 20 and 21.
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Fruit Cart and French Luncheons Sponsored by Association
The Health Committee of the Athletic Association sponsors a fruit cart in the Jungle on Thursday October 23 from six to three o clock. Annual event similar to the milk bar also sponsored by the A A French luncheons begin Friday October 17 from twelve to one in Brooks Hall.
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Brooks Hall
American Studies Committee Hosts Tea for Students
The Committee on American Studies will host tea for students in the American Studies and American Institutions courses today at 4 o'clock in Milbank Hall room 39. Hostesses include Milbank Hall members Clytia Caprara Bella Strauss and Emily Gunning.
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Emily Gunning
American Studies
Square Dance kickoff at Earl Hall with Barnard crowd
Protas and Burstein describe a university wide square dance next Wednesday at Earl Hall. Dancers in saddle shoes and 1940s attire will perform promenade and swing steps to Lindy Hop rhythms. Admission remains low at a house effort with a small fee, inviting couples and solo dancers alike.
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Barnard Terpsichore
Earl Hall
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Ray Menaker
Columbia
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Barnard
Virginia
Club Budgets Are Due This Monday
The Undergraduate Association requires all club treasurers to submit an itemized budget on printed form two weeks after the first Representative Assembly meeting in the fall. Dependent organizations must specify necessary appropriations from the Student Activities Fee to discharge duties to the U A members.
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Representative Assembly
Maritain Addresses Newman Club Open House
Jacques Maritain discussed Thomism and its role in reconciling science and faith, arguing forChristian unity in thought. He warned against pagan religious ideas and praised Thomism as a universal philosophy. Father Martin D Arcy of Oxford will be guest of honor at Earl Hall Open House next Tuesday.
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Father Martin D’ Arcy
Oxford University
England
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