Campus Talks and Events Highlight Campus Activities Week
Dr. Alex Miller of Union Theological Seminary discusses the Russia U S conflict in a Thursday University Christian Association event titled Background of the Conflict. Dr. William Henderson of Barnard addresses the International Relations Club at 4 p.m. on World Federalism and the United Nations. Bus shuttles to the United Nations run Oct 25 Oct 28 and Nov 8 departing Low Library at 12 30. Professor Salo W Baron speaks at Menorah Seixas on Trends in Judaism in America. dance classes resume at Casa Italiana with free Barnard student access. Pre Med societies screen films Oct 27 and Nov 1 on appendicitis in Havemeyer Hall.
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Union Theological Seminary
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United States
University Christian Association
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International Relations Club
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Baron
Columbia University
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Spare Time Jobs in the City Offer Wide Part-Time Work
The article lists jobs from baby-sitting and eldercare to dog walking and care for laboratory animals. It notes students who tutor, perform crafts, sing, dance, or teach physical education in community centers. Visit the Occupation Bureau in Room 402 Barnard Hall and consult FOCUS November for details.
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FOCUS
Parliamentary farewell on campus ego balance
A Harvard College page concludes by arguing democracy allows every male seeking female companionship an opportunity for happiness and intellectual stimulation. The piece suggests sacrificing strict truthfulness to preserve egos, praising Harvard and even conceding to Columbia as best college men.
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Harvard Business College
Columbia
Chopin in Polish Spirit from Sheridan Recital
The program opened with a Funeral Marche in B flat minor and closed the first half with a powerful four movement monument. In the second part Sheridan unified Chopin’s twenty four preludes into a single arc, followed by the E flat nocturne and a stormy B minor scherzo.
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