Barnard faculty sign Eisenhower ad in New York Times
Thirteen Barnard and Columbia faculty and staff signed a full page advertisement in the New York Times and Herald Tribune urging Dwight D. Eisenhower’s election. Signers include Jean T. Palmer Henry A. Boorse Virginia Harrington Raymond Moley Raymond Saulnier Fern Yates and Marion Strong plus Barnard staff leaders. Dr. Howell Ingraham noted Columbia’s unwanted pull into politics as the group backs Stevenson.
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General Eisenhower
New York Times
Herald-Tribune
Columbia University
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jean T. Palmer
College
Henry A. Boorse
Virginia Harrington
Raymond Moley
Raymond Saulnier
Henry Sharp
Fern Yates
Marion Strong
Aileen Winkopp
Harriet Benson
Ethel Burgess
Mary Alice Currier
Howell Ingraham
Graduate School of Business
Stevenson
Noon Meeting Embraces Informal Bull Session Tone
Professor Helen Bailey of the French Department initiated a new informal mood at the Noon Meeting for Meditation and Discussion last Thursday. She emphasized speaking as a fellow-thinker and read Pascal on human selfishness and the balance of reason and faith, noting truths beyond reason tested by intuitive faith. Father John Daley will speak next Thursday.
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Helen Bailey
Bailey
Gabriel Pascal
Pascal
John Daley
Sophomore Rush Wins 99-14 at Columbia Event
Columbia hosts annual soph-frosh rush with tug of war and pushball awarding 6 points each. The main pole climb event, worth 14, secures a 14-6 victory for the Sophomore class as 250 freshmen and 75 sophomores compete on South Field.
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Columbia
South Field
Gordon Butler
Chicago
Coast Guard
Fran Evans
Baritone Arthur Douglas Featured In College Music Program
The Music Club opens its year with the first US performance of Geliot's Domine Non Sum Dignus. Baritone Arthur Douglas, a Paris-trained soloist, will sing a program of Scarlatti, Poulenc, Rachmaninoff, Kalmanoff folk songs, and the title work. Douglas has appeared in La Traviata Carmen and Faust in Paris and on US radio and plans a Carnegie Hall recital in January.
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New York
Carnegie Recital Hall
Political Interest Runs High At Leading Eastern Colleges
Political forums and rallies parallel the campaign at Barnard as pre election momentum builds at major eastern colleges. Newspapers on campus report the activity without taking a stance, focusing on campus political action.
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Civil Service Exams and State Department Trainee Programs
The U S Civil Service Commission announces exams offering careers as Federal administrators and Junior Management Assistants with starting salaries of 3410 to 4205 per year and two written tests for the Jr Management Assistant post. Applications must be filed by November 18, 1952. The State Department unveils its 1953 trainee program for colleges and universities, targeting seniors and graduates in political science economics public administration and international relations for Foreign Affairs Management careers. Trainees will be assigned in Washington and prepared for top executive and managerial roles.
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Department of State
President to Address Foreign Students Tea
Millicent C. McIntosh will speak at a foreign students tea honoring new entrants on Wednesday at 4 p m in room 409 Barnard Hall. Chair Patricia Root 53 leads the event, first of the Foreign Students program aims to integrate activities with native Americans for better mutual understanding.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Barnard Hall
Patricia Root
Cecelia Bradbeer
Fonda Addresses Stevenson Rally On Practical Intelligent Voting
Isabel Casson and Judy Kaufman report at McMillin Theater that Henry Fonda and Lillian Poses urged practical political action for Stevenson. Robert Sherwood blasted Eisenhower and praised Stevenson, predicting a big popular vote for Republicans but a lopsided electoral vote.
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McMillin Theater
Henry Fonda
Lillian Poses
The
Institute of Practical Politics
Stevenson
Barnard Straw Votes To Gauge Student Sentiment
The Political Council at Barnard conducts a three day straw poll on Jake to measure student and faculty views ahead of the November 4 election. Voters must share class year and voting plans. Participation is voluntary but encouraged to reflect student opinion.
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Political Council
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Shulamith Simon
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