Student Council to Sell NSA Purchase Cards at Columbia
Columbia University Student Council moves NSA card sales to individual school councils to raise funds for NSA dues and conventions. Each council gets 50 percent of CUSC share or 35 percent of proceeds. target sales 10 000 cards at one dollar. Officers and committees restructured to five panels. next meeting Friday October 28 at 6 pm.
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National Student Association
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CUSC
Eards
NSA
CUSC Details NSA Congress Projects and Plans
Chalmers Frazer of CUSC notes the National Student Association Congress in August at Urbana Illinois was a success for the middle of the road group. Five commissions shaped policy for NSA including headquarters plans a surplus army camp and touring art contests skit nights and an intercollegiate magazine with Michigan supplying Essay. Columbia delegates Jay Marynov and Gideon Nachumi attended.
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Chalmers Frazer
CUSC
National Student Association Congress
Urbana
Illinois
N.S.A
Michigan
Invite Parents To Visit College
The Barnard second annual Parents Day is set for Friday November 11. Invitations have been sent for visitors to attend classes luncheon and a reception. The afternoon reception in the gym will feature Dean Millicent C MclIntosh.
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Barnard
Dean Millicent C. MclIntosh
Barnard Students to Attend Herald Tribune Forum at Waldorf
Six Barnard College delegates will attend the Herald Tribune Forum at the Waldorf Astoria today through Wednesday. Delegates include Vivienne Feigenbaum, Eleanor Holland, Esther Mendelsohn, Carolyn Ogden, Florence Pearlman, and Claudine Tillier, with topic What Kind of Government Ahead and the Responsibility of Every Citizen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Lindsay Rogers, and Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. are among the first-session speakers. Herbert Lehman will address the session final.
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Barnard
Herald- Tribune
Hotel Waldorf-Astoria
Vivienne Feigenbaum
Political Council
Eleanor Holland
Esther Mendelsohn
Bulletin
Carolyn Ogden
Representative Assembly
Florence Pearlman
Claudine Tillier
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia University
Lindsay Rogers
Burgess
Columbia
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr
New York
Herbert Lehman
Seek Student Input on Pluses and Minuses in Grades
The Faculty Committee on Instruction and the Student Curriculum Committee plan a two to three week poll to gauge student views on officially integrating pluses and minuses into grades. The poll aims to reflect student opinion before any administration decision and may be distributed via classes.
Town Meeting on Greek Games Urges Student and Faculty Attendance
The College calls all students and faculty to a Greek Games town meeting on Thursday October 28 at 4 p.m. in the College Parlor. A panel of student speakers will lead an audience discussion and opinions shared will affect every student at Barnard College.
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Rep Assembly Selects WSSF as Term Drive
The World Student Service Fund chosen by Representative Assembly as this year's term drive appeals to college students to aid war-torn regions. Under Bitten Jensen the drive opens November 1 at Barnard College. WSSF funds, raised worldwide, finance medical aid and tuberculosis care among students, rest centers, emergency food and clothing, and self-help hostels.
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World Student Service Fund
Representative Assembly
Bitten Jensen
Barnard
World Student Relief
Geneva
Switzerland
WSSF
Europe
Asia
Concert Aids CU Project in Manhattanville Neighborhood Center
The Manhattanville Neighborhood Center affiliated with Columbia University will sponsor a benefit concert in Town Hall Auditorium on Thursday evening. Rose Bampton Albert Spalding and the Hall Johnson Choir perform to aid a broad social program, with tickets from $2.50 to $10.00 and donations via 2852 Broadway. The center serves a 36 block area with 60,000 residents facing race and poverty challenges and has built child care, day camp, clubs, and the Street Club Project to curb juvenile delinquency. The World Student Service Fund aims to fund educational supplies and refugee aid while expanding international education through tours seminars and exchanges, with UNESCO CARE and the Commission on Education Reconstruction endorsing it. Carol Steinhorst chairs the drive with Anne Hasker as Faculty Solicitation head. central committee members to be chosen.
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Columbia University
Town Hall
Rose Bampton
Albert Spalding
Hall Johnson Choir
Broadway
Manhattanville Center
Hold Science Conference Aims at Barnard College Eastern Event
Charlotte Grantz outlines the coming Eastern College Science Conference at a student faculty meeting. Lectures demonstrations field trips and a banquet will be offered to representatives from colleges and universities along the eastern seaboard and Canada. The conference runs April 28 and 29 with afternoon sessions devoted to reading and discussing student papers.
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Eastern College Science Conference
Charlotte Grantz
Barnard
Seaboard
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Canada
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