Campus notices mark lectures and student events this week
On Campus Seixas Menorah hears Dr L Levitsky on standards in Jewish life Monday at 4 p.m. Pre Med Society hosts a get acquainted tea Monday 4 to 5 30 p.m. in Barnard Hall room 107. Sophomore Class meets Tuesday noon in the College Parlor. Earl Hall Society discusses Faith and Freedom Wednesday. Catholic Students sponsor God and the Unconscious A Reconsideration by Father William C Bier S J of Fordham on Wednesday at 8 15 p.m. in the auditorium. Lutheran Club hears Kent Knutsen on Our Reformation Heritage Thursday. International Students Open House panel Educational Systems Here and Abroad Friday at 4 p.m. Freshman Weekend at Barnard Camp Friday to Sunday. day students pay 5 dorm students 3.
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Exciting Job Opportunities For ’53 Grads
The article outlines early career paths for graduates. Audrey Gerson Heimler works as Manuscript Sponsor at McGraw-Hill and explains the role. Ann Ferrebee trains in cooperative journalism with Time Inc. and staff writers. Julie Koegler Frank begins in New York Telephone traffic, with a five month to eighteen month path to full production. Penelope Pappas gains research background through Columbia’s Oral History Office led by Allan Nevins, recording memoirs of public life figures.
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Audrey Gerson Heimler
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Penelope Pappas
Chesterfield Tops College Co-op Sales Again
A 1953 survey audit of actual sales across more than 800 college co-ops and campus stores shows Chesterfield as the college favorite for the fifth straight year.
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Chesterfield
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