Interfaith Assembly Opens Religious Emphasis Week at Columbia
The sixth annual Columbia University Conference on Religion features an Open House in Earl Hall at 4:00 with Professor D. Elton Trueblood speaking on A Christian Volunteer Unit. A dinner in John Jay Hall Mezzanine and Interfaith Tea in Barnard Lounge are listed as week events.
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Virginia D. Harrington
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Harry J. Carman
Wigs And Cues Chooses Saint Joan For Fall Production
Wigs And Cues selects George Bernard Shaw Saint Joan as fall show with Professor Minor Latham as advisor and Donald Richardson directing. Richardson, linked to Max Gordon and Gilbert Broadway works, co directed The Rugged Path last year. Performances set for December 5 and 6 with proceeds to CARE. Tryouts October 27 in Brinckerhoff Theater. meeting held October 22 for potential cast and crew. Contact Ann Ford or Barbara Schultz by October 27. The group deems Saint Joan one of its most ambitious productions.
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Barbara Schultz
Barnard Alumnae Hold First Conference Today
The Barnard Alumnae Association hosts its inaugural conference today and tomorrow with talks by Jean T. Palmer, Virginia Harrington, and Lorna McGuire on undergraduate life, plus a luncheon by Dean Millicent McIntosh. Tomorrow features addresses by Thomas Peardon and Harry Carman on modern college studies. The event aims to explore current education issues and is the first of its kind at Barnard College.
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Brinckerhoff Theater
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Virginia D. Harrington
Lorna McGuire
United States
Barnard College
Friday Installation Ceremony Prep and Broadcast
Students are asked to assemble on the North Lawn by two o'clock in cap and gown for the dean’s installation. Commuters use Barnard Hall locker rooms to robe. Barnard Hall Cafeteria opens 11:30 to 1 for ticketed students. WNBC rebroadcasts part of the ceremony including Mrs McIntosh’s speech Friday October 24 from 6:30 to 6:45.
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Barnard to Install Millicent McIntosh as Fourth Dean
Dean Millicent Carey McIntosh will be installed as Barnard College’s fourth dean tomorrow at 2 30 in the college gymnasium. She will receive an 8 inch silver plated key to the Helen Hartley Jenkins Geer Memorial Gate as part of the ceremony.
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Barnard College
Helen Hartley Jenkins Geer
Frank D. Fackenthal
Barnard
Pepsi-Cola Offers Twenty Six Fellowships for 1947 48 Graduates
The Pepsi-Cola Scholarship Board invites U S college seniors expected to graduate in 1947 48 to apply for twenty six full tuition fellowships plus 750 a year for three years. Recipients chosen by financial need and leadership promise may study at any accredited graduate school in the United States or Canada toward an advanced degree. Applications due January 1 1948 with transcripts. winners announced March 15 1948.
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Canada
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Stanford University
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Palo Alto
California
Try-outs for the French Club play set for February 10
Notices announce try-outs on Thursday October 23 in the French Room from 3 to 6 p.m. Open to all students regardless of French ability to improve pronunciation and fluency. Freshmen and transfers not yet assigned must sign up in Riverside building. return archery gear to Miss Corrinne Bize, Physical Education.
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