Columbia University adopts policy on recognizing student groups
The Dowling report approved by the Columbia University Council establishes a two man two student and two administrator committee to recognize student organizations. The policy allows external speakers but adds scrutiny for responsible conduct and alignment with university objectives, awaiting further clarification.
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Columbia University Council
Dowling
University Council
United States Attorney General
Frosh Fall To Soph in Greased Pole Rush at Columbia
The Columbia Frosh-Soph Rush ended with sophomores victorious after a chaotic greased pole climb on South Field. Freshmen led early events including a tug of war but could not prevent the sophomores from securing the beanie atop the pole as tugging, walling, and ad hoc antics turned the field into a painted, torn attire spectacle.
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Columbia
Marjory Shulhoff
Mab Ashforth
Don Wardlow
South Field
Burt Murdoch
al Cohen
George Shaw
Professor Youtz Travels Japan Korea in Open Jeep
Professor Richard Youtz, executive officer of the psychology department, recounts a rapid research trip by open jeep from Vancouver to Tokyo and then across Korea. He notes American occupation signage in Tokyo, the Pershing Heights complex, and a Korea expedition with USAK, observing gunfire sounds but no combat. He returned to Tokyo after eighteen days and remains open to future research projects.
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R. Youtz
Japan
Korea
Joan Fields
Richard Youtz
Psychology Department
United States
Pacific
Youtz
Army
Institute
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Tokyo
China
Shansi Province
Ginza Street
Pershing Heights
War Ministry
Kimpo
Seoul
Eighth United States Army
USAK
Women of Achievement to Be Honored at Exposition Opening
The National Women's Institute will award 1951 women of achievement at the 28th Annual International Exposition opening November 5 at the 71st Regiment Armory Park Avenue and 34 Street. About twenty one national groups participate in this private United Nations run by women. Russia debuts among represented nationalities. Tickets cost 75 cents and may be bought at the Student Affairs office.
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National Women’s Institute
71St Regiment Armory
Park Avenue
34 Street
United Nations
Gold Star Mothers
New York Heart Association
National Hay Fever Association
Russia
Barnard Modern Dance Group Leads Innovative Dance Tradition
The Barnard Modern Dance Group, among the college’s oldest clubs, traces its roots to the 1920s and has produced notable dancers like Jeanne Mitchell Leora Dana Natanya Neuman Lucretia Muller Marjorie Bahouth Marguerite Deanguera and Naomi Loeb. The group helped establish early college dance symposia and plans a December Adelphi College event with Hanya Holm guiding a mastery lesson. About twenty Barnard students will attend as part of the year’s program.
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Barnard
Modern Dance Group
Jeanne Mitchell
Leora Dana
Natanya Neuman
Martha Graham
Louis Horst
New Dance School
Juilliard School of Music
Lucretia Muller
Marjorie Bahouth
Hanya Holm
Marguerite Deanguera
Civic Opera
Indianapolis
Miss Bahouth
Physical Education Department
Naomi Loeb
Adelphi College
East
Adelphi
Marion Strong
New York City
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Audrey Weissman
Joan Stearns
Lynne Bresler
Dorothy Coyne
Katharine Munzer
Ellen Schleicher
Maxine Stein
Shirley Mintz
Alice Aaronson
Margaret Collins
Frosh
By Joan Fields and
Beulah Sternberg
Sophos
By Sylvia Simmons
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