Paz Reads Own Poems At Casa Hispanica
Octavio Paz, renowned Mexican poet, spoke at Casa Hispanica Monday evening. He read short poems and longer pieces from the Young Soldier series written in California. The event showcased authentic Spanish poetry to a wider U.S. audience and highlighted Paz's focus on death, dreams, and provincial landscapes translated for urban readers.
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Mexico
Octavio Paz
Casa Hispanica
Paz
California
Mixcoac
Mr. Paz
Sarmiento
Amparo Fernandez Villegas
Rally pushes two million for wartime student aid
World Student Service Fund held a one day rally at Earl Hall to press for two million dollars to rebuild European and Asian universities after bombings. Speakers included Dr. Huntley Dupre of U.S.S.F. M Andre de Blanay and Ray Sweetman. The funds aim to repair buildings, recollect libraries, aid China universities, and fund scholarships while promoting humanit
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World Student Service Fund
Earl Hall
Europe
Asia
Huntley Dupre
U.S.S
China
Russia
Norman Talks On Travels At Menorah Open House
Edward A. Norman, with WWII service under General Patton, discussed repatriation efforts in France after D Day and noted French belief in reeducating Germans. He praised Koazoth collective settlements in Palestine as a path to economic freedom and equality for Jews and a model for Europe.
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Columbia
School of International Administration
Patton
Third Army
Menorah-Seixas
Norman
France
Europe
Koazoth
Palestine
Kouzoth
Class Pictures Due Juniors for Mortarboard
Juniors may still have pictures appear in Mortarboard if taken before month end. Sarong, Inc. at 362 Fifth Avenue 34 Street handles bookings with a dollar deposit. The junior class questionnaires from last Tuesday are due back by Wednesday October 24 to Charlotte Korany for Mortarboard write ups.
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Sarong, Inc
Fifth Avenue
Charlotte Korany
Debates Planned WithSeveral Colleges On Mayoral Race
The Debate Council and Political Council discuss scheduling debates for the mayoralty election with Brooklyn College Queens College the College of the City of New York and Clark University Worcester Massachusetts. Three topics will be chosen and Barnard College girls will be prepared on both sides while other colleges may pick either side. The Newman Club held its first dance of the year at Earl Hall from 4 to 7 with Blue Lions Columbia providing music and inviting civilians and V-12s from Columbia.
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Paz
University of Mexico
Andres Iduarte
Barnard Spanish Department
Barnadal
Political Council
Brooklyn College
Queens College
College of the City of New York
Clark University of Worcester
Massachusetts
Helen Coupe
Barnard College
Newman Club
Earl Hall
Blue Lions
Columbia University
Columbia
Protestant Clubs Meet For Roller Skating Party
The Lutheran Wycliffe and Episcopal clubs plan a joint roller skating party Monday October 22 from 4 to 6 at 119th Street and Broadway. Dorothy Reuther says fresh air exercise and fun are the main attractions. Charlotte Hyak notes a Barnard Day Chapel visit on Thursday October 25 with Mary Louise Stewart speaking.
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Dorothy Reuther
Lutheran Club
119Th Street
Broadway
Charlotte Hyak
Wycliffe Club
Barnard Day Chapel
Mary Louise Stewart
Halloween Dance at Barnard Hall Sponsored by Social Committee
Old day students will attend a Hallowe'en dance this Sunday from 2:30 to 5:00 in Earl Hall. Midshipmen and YV-12s are invited. Tickets go on sale tomorrow noon in 104 Barnard.
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Reception for Reverend Robert G Andrus at Earl Hall
An informal reception to welcome the Reverend Robert G Andrus and Mrs Andrus is sponsored by Columbia University religious staff and interfaith groups. It will be held next Wednesday at 4 30 in Earl Hall and all students are invited to attend.
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Robert G. Andrus
Andrus
Columbia University
Earl Hall
Spanish Folk Dance Group Opens to All Students
The newly organized Spanish Folk Dance Group invites all Spanish students. No experience needed as rehearsals are simple one hour sessions per term to prepare for grand exhibitions. First meeting of El Circulo Hispano is next Tuesday October 23 in the College Parlor from four to six.
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el Circulo Hispano
Alsop Pre Med Club Holds First Social Meeting
Alsop Meets Pre Med Pre Medical Club schedules first social gathering for Thursday October 25 at 4 45 in the conference room Dr Alsop will speak and oper ation films will be shown Blaire Kleinschmidt was elected vice president at the October 11 business meeting The group plans movies lectures hospital visits a camp weekend November 23 to 25 and a Christmas party.
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Pre-Medical Club
Alsop
Blaire Kleinschmidt
Pre-Med
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