Students Visit Ford Factory in Edgewater New Jersey
Introductory Economics students toured the Ford Motor Company plant in Edgewater New Jersey last Wednesday and Thursday. They observed assembly stages, welding, painting, and a wind shield glass demonstration, and heard from Ford executives on market research, master scheduling, and teleorder transmission. The Edgewater plant assembles standardized parts and employs about 2 200 workers with average hourly wages from 1 40 to 2 06 dollars.
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Ford Motor Company
Edgewater
New Jersey
Economics
Ford
Noon Meeting on Religious Identity and Glory
Ursula M. Niebuhr, assistant professor of religion, spoke at the Thursday Noon Meeting for Discussion and Meditation on achieving ultimate glory. She argued one cannot be religious without affiliation to a specific group and urged recognition of historical backgrounds, asserting ultimate glory comes through group identification.
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Ursula M. Niebuhr
Dance Group offers collaborative concert dance experience
Carroll Ann Brown 53, chairman of Dance Group, describes the ensemble as a place where original ideas flourish. She says the atmosphere invites participation, with no single dancer controlling the result, highlighting the collaborative nature of modern dance versus ballet.
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Carroll
Ann Brown
Dance Group
Ruth Schachter to Discuss United Nations at Library
Ruth Schachter 52 a Secretary General of the Model UN Assembly will address the Mother's Club at the Hamilton Fish Park Branch, New York Public Library. She will discuss the UN achievements and issues from Kashmir to Korea and note UN agencies progress.
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Ruth Schachter
United Nations
Mother’s Club
New York Public Library
Hamilton Fish Park
Miss Schachter
Model UN
Barnard
Kashmir
General Assembly
Collegiate
Council For the United Nations
United States
Miss Schacher
American Association For the United Nations
Freshmen Rush Ends In Mixed Crowd Of Cheers And Grief
The frosh lost to the sophomores after twenty minutes of rough action. Mab Ashforth and Mark Ross kissed Mab as Don Wardlow urged the sophomores on. Wardlow said they were outmanned but not outfought and Bob Crossman claimed the frosh were robbed.
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Frosh
Sophs
Margie Shulhoff
Mab Ashforth
Don Wardlow
Mark Ross
Mab
Mr. Wardlow
Bob Crossman
Henderson Lectures on Asian Revolution
Mr. William Henderson will deliver the second in a five lecture series in the College Parlor. His topic is The Western Impact on Revolutionary Asia. The alumnae and college sponsored talks have drawn 150 attendees at the last session. Dr. Edmund Sinnott gave the first lecture.
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William Henderson
Dryden
Henderson
Asia
Eileen Winkopp
Edmund Sinnott
Yale Graduate School
Barnard
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