Books Across Sea Promotes Understanding Between England and U S
The Books Across the Sea organization links Britain and America with reciprocal gift copies of recent books to explain daily life and ideas. New York and London lead circles with about three thousand volumes each, sharing reading rooms, scrapbooks, and loan exhibits while selecting noncommercial interpretive works for exchange.
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Books Across the Sea
Britain
America
New York
South Hall Library
Columbia
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
T. S. Eliot
England
U. S
May Lamberton Becker
United States
London
Boston
Edinburgh
Scotland
Belfast
Ireland
Interest And Support Of Every Student Asked
An advisory board will include one student from each major apartment and the Physical Education Department. A bulletin board and box for questions will be in Barnard Hall. Miss Weitz stresses that student interest and support are essential for the Curriculum Committee to succeed and that students should bring ideas to the group.
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Weitz
Barnard Hall
Curiculum
Frosh and Sophs Required to Pay Greek Games Tax
Freshmen and sophomores must pay the head tax for Greek Games this week. Send one dollar via Student Mail to Margaret Shipman. Miss Shipman warns that those who fail to pay will be brought before the Court of Senior Proctors.
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Margaret Shipman
Saulnier Returns To Barnard After War Service
Professor Raymond Saulnier returns to Barnard College Northward Economics after a four year Navy leave. He taught at the Naval Military Government school at Columbia and later Princeton training about 1,000 officers. He will teach two Barnard courses and one at Columbia graduate school while publishing a book on banking collaborations in this country.
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Barnard
Raymond Saulnier
Department of Economics
Navy
Columbia
Laulnier
Naval
Princeton
Saulnier
Navy Department
Graduate School
Student Council Grants Requests and Sets Petitions Deadlines
At the meeting last Tuesday noon the Student Council approved written petition requirements for campus organizations seeking to sponsor the Christmas Dance and to receive benefits. Petitions are due by next Tuesday. Lutheran Club may hold a hymn sing at the College Tea on Wednesday December 19 with choir singing as the main attraction. Menorah and Alpha Omega Fraternity of Bellevue Dental School plan a joint dance in Brinckerhoff. date not set. Glee Club officer elections move from February to November to start the spring concert season. The Forum may invite Columbia for a November 2 event with Action for Democracy and Liberal Clubs in the College Parlor featuring mayoral candidates.
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Lutheran Club
Menorah
Alpha Omega Fraternity
Bellevue Dental School
Brinckerhoff
Glee Club
Action For Democracy
Liberal Clubs
Columbia
College
Athletic Association
Y Laurinberg Normal Morningside
National War Fund
Red Cross
Buloff Captivates Open House Audience With Theatrical Insight
Joseph Buloff, star of Olabama, spoke at the Open House sponsored by Menorah and Seixas Society on October 22. He traced his path from European stage to American theater, noting differences in acting scope, troupe dynamics, and the relative merits of European and American playwrights while predicting future distinguished guests for the group.
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Joseph Buloff
Menorah and Seixas Society
Buloff
Europe
Oklahoma
America
Menorah
Navy Day ferry trips offer harbor views of ships
Barnard students can view Navy Day ships from ferries running West 42nd Street to Weehawken and Cortlandt Street. Enterprise Monterey New York Boise Bowfin Rasher submarines Pier 26 45 61 42 42, with public viewing daily 10 to 11 30 A.M. and 1 to 4 30 P.M.
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Hudson River
Barnard
West 42Nd Street
Weehawken
Cortlandt Street
Enterprise
Monterey
Pier 26
Beach Street
Pier 61
Boise
Pier 45
Bowfin
Rasher
Pier 42
Fine Arts Club to Host Peppino Marigravite Lecture
Columbia University art staff member Peppino Marigravite will speak at a Fine Arts Club lecture on Monday November 5. His works are featured in the Odd Study exhibition. The college is invited and refreshments will be served.
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Peppino Marigravite
Columbia University
Fine Arts Club
Marigravite
Columbia
Health Committee Advises Cold Prevention For Students
AA Health Committee chaired by Barbara Hewlett and Dr. Gulielma Alsop urges students to prevent colds with daily half hour walks eight hours sleep and three meals daily including milk eggs fruit vegetables. If symptoms appear visit Barnard Hall second floor for treatment and watch for roller skating party during AA sports week.
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AA Health Committee
Barbara Hewlett
Gulielma F. Alsop
Miss Hewlett
Alsop
Barnard Ha
Health Committee
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Sea
U.S
Rita Dresner
Life
New Yorker
National Geographic
Ferry
Columbia Art Staff
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