CCUN Links Colleges and UN Delegates Push UN Action
Students at CCUN discuss UN resolutions on Korean armistice negotiations and repatriation of prisoners. They advocate African nationalism, staged disarmament with inspections, and a UN human rights agency. Faculty and student editors highlight CCUN as a college UN affiliate with ties to UNESCO and ECOSOC.
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General Assembly
Tunisia
Africa
CCUN
American Association For the United Nations
United Nations Student Association
Asia
Europe
United Nations
International Students Movement
Unesco
Ecosoc
Columbia Holds Rush Frosh Oppose Soph
The Sophomore and Freshman classes of Columbia College will hold a traditional rush this afternoon at 4 on South Field. Five events lead to the climax as freshmen attempt to scale a greased pole to reach the beanie. Freshman Queen Julie Kaydel and Sophomore Queen Fran Evans will preside.
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Columbia College
South Field
Julie Kaydel
Fran Evans
Vocational Guidance Forum Set for November 19 at Barnard
A marriage and career forum plus three vocational guidance sessions will be held at Barnard on November 19 under the Faculty Vocational Conference Committee and Students' Vocational Committee. Lyman Bryson of Teachers College and CBS will open the event in the gym, with 10:30 11:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. conferences on different fields. Luncheon runs 12:30 2 p.m. and tea at 4 p.m. Speakers include William Schuman Miss Elizabeth Seelye Bixler and Wallace S. Sayre.
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Barnard
Faculty Vocational Conference Committee
Students’ Vocational Committee
Lyman Bryson
Teachers College
Columbia Broadcasting System
William Schuman
Juilliard
Elizabeth Seelye Bixler
Yale School of Nursing
Wallace S. Sayre
Department of Government
CCNY
Office of Price Administration
Freshman Class Elects Edith Tannenbaum President
Edith Tannenbaum was elected president of the Freshman Class at a meeting held yesterday at noon. She won from a slate of thirty five nominees. At a subsequent meeting the field was cut to eight candidates: Tannenbaum and seven others. Senior Class President Phebe Ann Marr presided.
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Miss Tannenbaum
Nancy Aub
Barbara Blumstein
Judy Frank
Gail Haskell
Lisbeth Moody
Diane Rief
Anne Schaffer
Phebe Ann Marr
International Relations Club Holds UN Party
The International Relations Club hosts a United Nations Day party tomorrow in the College Parlor. Speaker Mr. William Henderson will address attendees. Cider and doughnuts will be served as the newly elected officers Elaine Sherman, Ruth Thieman, and Elizabeth Heine are introduced.
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International Relations Club
William Henderson
Elaine Sherman
Ruth Thieman
Elizabeth Heine
Grad School Tests Dates Issued by Educational Testing Service
The Educational Testing Service at Princeton announces dates for the Law School Admission Test and the Graduate Record Examinations. LSATs are on November 15, February 21, April 25, and August 8. GREs on November 7-8, January 30-31, April 17-18, and July 10-11. Applicants should check school requirements and apply four to six weeks in advance.
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Educational Testing Service
Princeton University
United States
P. O. Box
Princeton
N. J
ETS
P.O
Los Feliz Station
Los Angeles
California
Camp Is Schoolroom For Bulletin Group
Probationary members of the BULLETIN staff spent last week end at Barnard camp learning the newspaper business. Talks stressed high level writing and accurate information with examples from the New York Times and The New York Post.
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Bulletin
Barnard Camp
New York Times
New York Post
Beulah Steinberg
Dorothy Coyne
Helen Baan
Alumnae Give Record Sum to Barnard for 1951 52
Barnard College alumnae surpassed their 51 52 goal by contributing 54155 79 toward current expenses the largest annual alumnae gift in the college's history. The total gifts from July 1 1951 to June 3 1952 reached 326615 85 including 42419 39 for current purposes 135040 47 for capital gifts and an additional 95000 pledged. President Millicent C McIntosh announced the totals at an Associate Alumnae meeting led by alumnae president Mrs Daniel F Callahan of Mount Vernon. Five year reunion gifts were presented to the president by ten class presidents.
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Barnard College
Millicent C. McIntosh
Daniel F. Callahan
Mount Vernon
McIntosh
Parents Day Plans at Hewitt November 11
Plans for Parents Day on Tuesday November 11 announced by Mrs. Aileen Winkopp Director of Public Relations. Activities include class visits lunch in Hewitt cafeteria assembly and tea in the afternoon President Millicent McIntosh will preside. An original play Rebellion in Heaven by Kathleen Collins Kranidas 52 will be presented at the assembly.
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Aileen Winkopp
Hewitt
Millicent C. McIntosh
Heaven
Kathleen Collins Kranidas
McIntosh
Carolyn P. Cady
Lucyle Hook
Margaret Holland
Martha English
Jean Benson
William Herrmann
Winkopp
Election Rivals Debate Korea War and Government Roles
The article summarizes rival viewpoints on Korea and U S policy. Yam Bell accuses Democrats of causing war through government infiltration by Communists and blames false economy and tax policy on them. Roosevelt rebukes Korea as political football while urging UN aims and criticizes containment reliance and lobbies driving price rises since 1950.
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Yam Bell
Democratic Party
Soviet
Russia
China
Vam Bell
Roosevelt
Korea
Truman
United Nations
Asia
United States
Taft
Fisenhower
Eisenhower
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