Religion To Columnize In Coming Fifty Years
Professor Robert Cross of Columbia University predicts a widening divide among Catholics Jews and Protestants in the next fifty years despite interfaith efforts. He outlines three periods of American Catholicism and argues America is no longer a Protestant nation moving toward distinct faith life styles.
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Literary Journal From GS Students To Be Published This Semester
The School of General Studies will publish a literary magazine this semester and make it available to the university community. It will include articles by recognized personalities and original student material across fiction non fiction and poetry. Submissions are invited to the Owl office 407 West 117th Street.
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Seniors Explore Jobs and Further Education Options
In a series of meetings, graduate alumnae advised the Class of 1963 on career and education paths. Students were asked to submit Permanent Registration cards by October 31 1962 with faculty references. Christine Hybard of Harvard Radcliffe Business School will interview students on that date.
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Lenore Peckman
Christine Hybard
Harvard-Radcliffe Business School
NY City native Hauser to speak at college debate
A native of New York City and summa cum laude Hunter College graduate Mrs. Hauser will present at tomorrow's all college assembly at noon. She earned a Fulbright to Strasbourg in 1954, studied at Harvard Law School, and received NYU Law in 1958. After France she joined the Justice Department and argued cases in Circuit Courts. In 1966 she drafted civil rights speeches for Richard Nixon during his presidential campaign.
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Columbia College Debate Council
Cellist J Kessler Premieres King’s Crown Concerts
Jerome Kessler a Columbia University senior will open the King’s Crown Concerts series in Wollman Auditorium this Wednesday at 8 30 pm. Tickets are 50 cents. Sponsored by WKCR and Ferris Booth Hall Cultural Affairs Committee the event highlights an emerging artist with WNYC and WQXR ties. He serves as principal cellist and assistant conductor for the Columbia University Orchestra and joins the American Symphony Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski this season.
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WQXR
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