French Drama Exhibit Honors Bicentennial Year at Columbia
Brander Mathews Dramatic Museum hosts an exhibit on six European nations with pictures books models and phonograph recordings open 2 to 5 p m in Low Library room 412. Norwegian Dutch Yugoslavia Denmark Belgium and Sweden are shown in sequence with performances and figures from actors writers and directors.
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Brander Mathews
Yugoslavia
Denmark
Belgium
Sweden
Butler Memorial Library
Henri Bonnet
United States
Pierre Donzelot
Ministry of Education
Grayson Kirk
Columbia
Liberalism Resurgent and Methods of Inquiry Lectures
The John Dewey Society schedules two lectures on teaching problems this Wednesday. At 8 p.m. a memorial for John Dewey at Riverside Church honors Columbia University with speakers Chester Bowles and Adolph A. Berle Jr. presiding by Dr. Kilpatrick. A 2:30 p.m. session in Horace Mann Auditorium features Hadley Cantnil, George Counts, and Gail Kennedy discussing value systems and inquiry methods.
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John Dewey Society
Riverside Church
John Dewey
Columbia University
Chester Bowles
India
Adolph A. Berle, Jr
Columbia
Kilpatrick
Columbia Teachers College
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Hadley Cantnil
Princeton University
George 8. Counts
Teachers College
Gail Kennedy
Amherst College
Horace Mann
Madras Girl Demonstrates Ancient India Dance in New York
Eleven year old Kumari Sucharita from Madras will perform the Bha rata Matyam in Minor Latham Theatre at 4 15 p m this Thursday. She earned the Natyakala Bushanam Diploma at the Indian Institute of Fine Arts in Madras and will donate all U S earnings to the Cardiology Fund in Madras. Dr Jane Gaston Mahler facilitates the goodwill program for Barnard, sponsored by the Fine Arts and Physical Education Departments inviting students to attend.
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Kumari Sucharita
Madras
India
Latham
Sucharita
Indian Institute of Fine Arts
U. S
Cardiology Fund
Jane Gaston Mahler
Barnard
Milbank Elevator Jams Trapping 22 Barnard Students
Twenty two Barnard students were trapped for nearly twenty minutes in the Milbank automatic elevator last Thursday afternoon. The emergency bell rang for about five minutes before help arrived and the girls were freed after ten minutes of exterior control manipulation. Most were science students en route to one o clock classes on the third and fourth floors. The group included nine freshmen eight sophomores one junior one senior and three who refused to commit.
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Barnard
Milbank
WCBS Bicentennial Lectures Highlight Knowledge Theme
Columbia University marks its bicentennial with a Sunday lecture series “Man's Right to Knowledge and the Free Use Thereof.” Series A ran January through March. Series B runs October 3 to December 26 featuring Henry A. Murray, John Lord O'Brien, M. Jean Monnet, Brock Chisholm, and Hans Speier.
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Columbia
WCBS
Henry A. Murry
Harvard University
John Lord O’brien
Washington
M. Jean Monnet
European Coal-Steel Community
Brock Chisholm
U.N. World Health Organization
Hans Speier
Rand Corporation
Low Library
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