Professor Nicolson Surveys Grad Work Possibilities
Prof Marjory Hope Nicolson of Columbia English analyzes graduate school opportunities at Barnard during a Vocational Committee meeting. She notes scarce scholarship aid for AB graduates and advises careful school selection and fulltime study, with overseas options and credit transfer challenges.
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Prof. Nicolson
Marjory Hope Nicolson
Columbia
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Nicolson
Nicholson
Colleges Celebrate UNs Anniversary Week at Barnard
Barnard College marks United Nations Week October 18 to 24 with posters and books displays at the library and an ILR C booth offering free UN literature and lapel pins. The celebration culminates October 24 with ceremonies at United Nations Plaza featuring Dag Hammarskjold and Vijaya Pandit and is open to students free of charge.
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Barnard Library
College International Relations Club
Jake
Ilr.c
United Nations Plaza
First Avenue
45 Street
Barnard
Co-ed Picnic Launches AA Week Events
A co-ed picnic at Barnard Camp in Westchester kicks off next week's athletic program with a faculty-student softball game and an archery contest with Briarcliff. Bus transport costs and ticket details are provided. this is Barnard Camp’s sole co-ed event of the semester.
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Brooks Hall
Jake
Barnard Camp
The
Athletic Association
North Lawn
Jeanette Schlottman
Focus Pleads 300 Addition To 900 Fund
The Focus editorial board requests a grant of three hundred dollars to supplement its allotment of nine hundred dollars from the school's six thousand dollar surplus. Florence Federman presented the CUSC report announcing a Bicentennial Convocation and plans for a four day event and a social reception for university clubs. The Mortarboard amendment transferring yearbook control to the senior class was passed as all four classes approved.
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Representative Assembly
Florence Federman
Columbia University Student Council
Mississippi
CUSC
Cherie. Gaines
Vita Bogart
Barnard
College
Columbia Crowns Goldstein Finnegan As Rush Queens
Miss Evans Finnegan 56 and Miss Susan Goldstein 57 to reign as sophomore and freshman queens at the Columbia Fresh Soph Rush at Baker Field. Crowned yesterday by Columbia College Social Affairs Committee led by Ezra Levin. Queens to inspire class participants and review events from the stands, likely drive in a convertible.
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Evans Finnegan
Susan Goldstein
Columbia Fresh-Soph
Baker Field
Barnard Hall
Social Affairs Committee of
Lumbia College
Ezra Levin
Professor Bowles Talks Asia Policy and Survival
Chester Bowles former U S ambassador told an all college assembly that American propaganda cannot sell itself in Asia and urged understanding of Asian attitudes to build mutual respect He noted Asia’s population of over a billion and its proximity to communist areas while warning against ignorance of Far Eastern history and needs He also highlighted a lecture by Helen Funk on the role of microorganisms and nitrogen in food production during the Alumnae series
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Asia
Chester Bowles
India
All-College Assembly
Bowles
Far East
China
Helen Funk
Botany Department
Funk
Miss Funk
Earth
Julius S. Held
Fine Arts Department
Met Soprano Plans Benefit Concert at Town Hall
Soprano Eleanor Steber of the Metropolitan Opera will perform at Town Hall on November 12 at 8 40 p m to support the Manhattanville Neighborhood Center. Proceeds fund social research and civic activities for about 45 000 residents across 50 city blocks in Morningside Heights. The concert committee includes Florence Lowther and several Barnard and college representatives.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Manhattanville Neighborhood
Town Hall
West 43 Street
Manhattanville
Center
Morningside Heights
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