Protestantism in 19th Century United States by Harrington
Professor Virginia Harrington of Barnard spoke to Barnard and Columbia students on Protestant growth from 1815 to 1940. She divided the era into 1815 1860 and 1860 1940, noting frontier challenges, influx of new denominations, and future theological and social issues.
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Virginia Harrington
Barnard History Department
United States
University Christian Association
Harrington
Barnard
Columbia
Stevenson praised by counts for understanding and courage
Counts lauded Stevenson as in touch with the era and supportive of the United Nations Point Four NATO and civil rights. He contrasted Stevenson’s perceived moral courage and knowledge of the Bill of Rights with Eisenhower’s NATO stance and praised his independence in offshore oil land matters and patriotism.
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Counts
Stevenson
United Nations
NATO
Eisenhower
Mr. Counts
Shivers
Texas
American Legion
South
Student Assemblies Preview Debating Roosevelt and Vambell
Letter notes two planned assemblies and a Tuesday debate between Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr and Clarence C Vambell. It praises the Assemblies Committee for organizing forums to engage students and encourages attendance at the 1 oclock sessions.
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Political Council
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr
Clarence C. Vam Bell
MelIntosh
Lynne Bresler
WKCR Finds Flare Afire On Doorstep
A railroad flare was found burning on the WKCR doorstep last Tuesday night by Ronald Schaeffer C'53. Sulfur fumes filled the lower floor and a note attached warned to "Keep the door shut after twelve o'clock" indicating a campus prankster was at work.
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WKCR
Ronald Schaefferc
Miss Schwack Wins Union Scholarship
Judith Schwack, Barnard freshman and Bronx High School of Science graduate, becomes the first girl awarded a six year scholarship from the Joint Industry Board of the New York City Electrical Industry. The award totals $710 annually to a $4260 cap, part of sixteen scholarships this year. Roberta Wallace and Frances Lenci, fellow Barnard freshmen, hold Governor Dewey presented awards to Local 32B families.
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Barnard
Judith Schwack
Joint Industry Board
New York City
Electrical Industry
Miss Schwack
Bronx High School of Science
Roberta Wallace
Frances Lenci
Thomas E. Dewey
Building Service Employees’ International Union
Network TV to feature college journalists in junior press conference
The American Broadcasting System launched a weekly series showing college newspaper editors on air. The inaugural program featured Congressman Walter H. Judd discussing foreign policy as a campaign issue with a panel of four college correspondents. Future guests include Dulles Kefauver Bradley Roosevelt Nixon Reuther Bush and Rosenberg. The show airs Sundays at 11:30 from WFIL-TV Philadelphia with Ruth Geri Hagy as moderator.
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American Broadcasting System
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Judd
American Broadcasting Series
John Foster Dulles
Sena
Tor Estes Kefauver
Omar N. Bradley
Eleanor Roosevelt
Arthur Summerfield
Richard Nixon
Walter Reuther
Vannevar Bush
Stephen A. Mitchell
Anna M. Rosenberg
Wfil-Tv
Philadelphia
Ruth Geri Hagy
Milbank College Urges Students to Lock Lockers
Milbank Lockers Miss Frances Maisch requests students lock their lockers for personal property protection as the college disclaims responsibility for student belongings.
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Frances Maisch
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