McIntosh Joins West Virginia Industrial Education Conference
President Millicent C. McIntosh will join 35 educators and 20 industrialists at the first Industry College Conference at The Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs West Virginia November 12 and 13. The event aims to link industry and education through scholarship programs work study research services and exchange of information.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
West Virginia
Henry Heald
New York University
Ben Moreell
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
Milton S. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania—State College
Robert R. Young
Chesapeake and Ohio ,Railway Company
Young
Barnard Forum
New York
Federation For Railway Progress
Cleveland
Heald
Admiral Moreell
Brandeis Medal to Kilpatrick and Waksman for Service to Humanity
The Justice Louis D. Brandeis Medal will be awarded to Professor William H. Kilpatrick of Columbia Teachers College and Professor Selman A. Waksman of Rutgers University at McMillin Theatre Thursday at 8:00 p.m. Kilpatrick is known for education books including The Philosophy of Education and Intercultural Attitudes in the Making. Waksman, a Nobel laureate for streptomycin, has authored works on soil microbiology and marine bacteriology. Addresses will be given by Dr. Deltev W. Bronk and Dr. Buell Gallagher. Free tickets from The Recla Poca Foundation at 305 Broadway. Previous recipients include Eleanor Roosevelt and Harold L. Ickes.
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Louis D. Brandeis
William H. Kilpatrick
Columbia Teacher’s College
Selman A. Waksman
Rutgers University
McMillin Theatre
Kilpatrick
New York Urban League
American Youth For World Youth
Waksman
Deltev W. Bronk
Rockefeller Foundation For Medical Research
Buell Gallagher
City College
Brandeis
Reclah Poca Foundation, Inc
Broadway
Eleanor Roosevelt
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Junior Transfer Dinner Planned by the Class of 1955
The Junior class builds a Transfer dinner for November 19 at 7 p.m. in the Hewitt dining room to honor junior transfers. Sixty three signed up so far, with 150 pledged needed. Transfers attend free while day students pay 1.50 and dorm students 0.75. Barbara Lapchick notes it will be a key social event fostering integration.
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Hewitt Dining Room
Jake
Barbara Lapchick
Columbia Sponsors Speakers on International Developments
Columbia College hosts two talks on foreign affairs this week. Dr. Luciano Sibille of the European Youth Campaign for a United Europe discusses Recent Developments of the Unification of Europe tomorrow at 4 p.m. in John Jay Lounge. Dr. Boris Stanfield of Columbia speaks on Recent Revolution in Soviet Russia at the Van Am Society forum in John Jay Lounge Thursday at 4 p.m. Sibille aims to meet American youth during his six week U.S. tour. Stanfield is invited by Van Am Forum Committee co chairs Stephen Wiederman and Jim Amlicke.
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Columbia College
Luciano Sibille
European Youth Campaign For A United Europe
Europe
Boris Stanfield
Columbia
Soviet
Russia
Sibille
Columbia Student Board Commission On International Affairs
John Jay
Stanfield
van Am Society
Turin University
George Santayana
Stephen Wiederman
Jim Amlicke
Freshmen Win Soph Frosh Rush at Columbia College
The Freshman class of Columbia College defeated the Sophomores 26 points to 0 in the 1953 Soph-Frosh rush. Dick Condon of Yonkers led Frosh to victory on the grease pole, with Queen Susan Goldstein B'57 awarding the victory kiss.
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Columbia College
Baker
Field
Dick Condon
Yonkers
N. Y
Susan Goldstein
Museum Hosts Bicentennial Conference On The Metropolis
More than 160 scholars from 22 states and five foreign countries will gather in January for Columbia University Bicentennial conferences themed The Metropolis. Speakers include Sir Cecil Carr Harold W. Dodds and Robert H. Jackson. An exhibit Knowledge for Free Men 1754 1954 opens January 5 1954 at the Museum of the City of New York detailing Columbia’s growth.
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Columbia University
Sir Cecil Carr
House of Commons
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton University
Robert H. Jackson
United States Supreme Court
Columbia
Museum of the City of New York
Barnard Bulletin Staff Meeting Scheduled for Tomorrow
The Barnard Bulletin convenes the first required staff meeting of the year tomorrow at noon in the Bulletin office room 1 of the Annex. All staff members except freshmen are urged to attend to maintain their status.
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Barnard Bulletin
Art Prof Dr Julius Held to Speak on Preservation of Heritage
Assistant professor of fine arts Dr Julius S Held will discuss The Preservation of Our Artistic Heritage at the College Parlor 8 p.m. Wednesday October 28 in a third lecture sponsored by the Associate Alumnae. He is a German native educated in Heidelberg Berlin Vienna and Freiburg with a Ph D in art history focused on Dutch and Flemish seventeenth century art.
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Julius S. Held
Held
Germany
Europe
Heidelberg
Berlin
Vienna
Freiburg
Fullbright
Guggenheim
Jordaens
van Eyck
The
Art Bulletin
New York University
Barnard
N.Y.U
Bryn Mawr
Barnard Speakers Bureau Seeks Student Orators for Groups
The Political Council on Barnard College invites specially qualified girls in government history economics international relations and sociology to join the Speakers Bureau. Members will address grammar schools high schools assemblies social studies classes clubs and Scout groups in the New York area on topics like The Record of the United Nations and What it Means to Go to College. Contact Carol Shufro via Student Mail for information and assignments coordinated with faculty.
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Political Council
Barnard
New York
United Nations
Germany
Speakers Bureau
Carol Shufro
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McIntosh
Dr. Waksman
Dr. Held
van Am Forum
Dr. Stanfield
Lewis Leventhal
Columbia Spectator
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