Institute Plans Debate Talks Movies Music
The Institute of Arts and Sciences opens its 39th lecture year at McMillin Theater with a debate Is Revolution Inside Russia Possible between Harry Schwartz of The New York Times and Constantine Boldgreff of Georgetown University. Lectures run four nights weekly with varying topics, plus chamber music on Thursdays.
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New York Times
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Trustees Weigh Tuition Hike At Columbia University
Provost W Emerson Gentzler announced that the Columbia University Board of Trustees is considering a one to three dollar per point tuition rise to cover living costs and dented investments. The change follows a June fee doubling and library cost concerns.
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Touliatou elected Freshman Class President at October meeting
Diana Touliatou won the Freshman Class presidency at a October 19 gathering. Nan Kavin Duane Lloyd and Janet Moorehead were runners up. The four-candidate slate arose from a tie, and Billie Haake 52 presided. Future meetings will elect officers and a Social Committee chair. Touliatou pledged to have each Representative Assembly member brief the class on Undergraduate Association affairs.
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Nan Kavin
Duane Lloyd
Janet Moorehead
Billie Haake
Representative Assembly
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Niebuhr to Discuss Meaning of Loyalty to the UN
The Reverend Reinhold Niebuhr will speak at the Barnard assembly at 1:10 p.m. on the meaning of loyalty to the United Nations. He will assess the UN’s work and future prospects during United Nations week and address why people remain loyal despite dissipated aims.
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Gainza Paz to Receive Columbia Honorary Doctorate
Dr Alberto Gainza Paz former publisher editor of La Prensa will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Columbia University this Wednesday. Dean Carl W Ackerman will present the degree at 4 p m in Low Memorial Library Trustees Room Grayson L Kirk acting president will award it. La Prensa has previously earned Cabot prizes in 1939 and 1950 making it the only newspaper to win twice.
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Columbia University
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Graduate School of Journalism
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Grayson L. Kirk
Low Memorial Library
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University Council
Columbia
Cabot
Senior Medical Examinations Begin for Seniors
Dr. Marjory J. Nelson the college physician reminds seniors that senior medical examinations are now being given. Seniors should report to the medical office to make their appointments.
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Marjory J. Nelson
Barnard College Petition to Permanently Close Street
The City Planning Commission granted Barnard College's petition to close the alley between Broadway and Claremont Avenue on 119th Street to consolidate the campus. A public hearing will occur Thursday with taxpayers allowed to object before the Board of Estimate makes final disposition.
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AA to Host Meeting Forty Schools Attend
The New York State Athletic Federation of College Women will hold its fourth annual conference at Barnard from November 31 to December 2. About forty schools will be represented by 100 delegates. The theme is A A s role in the community, exploring campus relations, neighborhood ties, and postcollege application of A A experiences.
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Classes to Compete In Varied Sports
The annual inter class meet Sportsweek runs today through October 26 with events in archery badminton basketball softball swimming tennis and volleyball. Seniors wear yellow juniors green sophomores blue freshmen red. Freshman sophomore junior and senior class marshals are Eileen Nitardy Lois Bingham Nancy Underwood and Amy Angus. A college tea is set for Wednesday in the College Parlor and a Barn Dance on Saturday night features a caller and orchestra with pumpkin and corn husk decor. Tickets cost 75 cents and are sold daily 11:30 to 12:30.
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Goodrich To Speak On United Nations In Far East
Leland F. Goodrich internationally known for U N scholarship will discuss the United Nations role in the Far East next Friday at 4 p.m. in the College Parlor. Introduced by Thomas P. Peardon, the lecture is sponsored by the International Relations Club and open to all students with refreshments served.
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Leland F. Goodrich
School of International Relations
United Nations
Far East
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Thomas P. Peardon
International Relations Club
Rep Assembly Elects Committee Delegates
The Representative Assembly meets at noon to elect three junior and three senior delegates to the Undergraduate Committee on Development. Voting was postponed last week due to insufficient signups and the need to notify other nominated students to attend.
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Representative Assembly
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