Equality Of Nations Marks U N Assembly
The opening session at Flushing Meadows features a world map showing equal footing for all nations and equal voting. President Truman sits below the Assembly President Spaak while delegates gather, underscoring the Assembly as a world parliament for discussion and watchful criticism rather than rapid action.
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Jane Perry Clark Carey
United Nations Assembly
Flushing Meadows
Dean Gildersleeve
Reynard
Trygve Lie
The
United Nations
Assembly
North Pole
San Francisco
President Truman
Mr. Spaak
Lie
Truman
New York
Impellitteri
Spaak
Barnard in Fashion On Columbia Campus
Barnard staff downplays Barnard baiting on campus with cordial talk, while a lone critic recalls past clashes. The Den shows 1750 style attitudes, Sprc office reports it vanished, and spectators seek truth amid competing sources. The piece questions which view is trustworthy as SPECTATOR leans toward factual reporting.
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Columbia
Barnard
Sprc
Spectator
Sheridan Concert Friday at Town Hall
Frank Sheridan presents a piano program tomorrow at eight thirty in Town Hall. Barnard pupils pay reduced rates in Room 407, general admission listed at $1.20 $1.80 and $3.00. The program features Scarlatti, Paradie, Beethoven, Schumann, Debussy, Rachmaninoff, Chopin, and Liszt works.
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Barnard
Frank Sheridan
Town Hall
Barnard Hall
Sheridan
Scarlatti
Paradiee
Beethoven
Schumann
Debussy
Rachmaninoff
Chopin
Liszt
Faculty and Students Play Mixed Doubles Tennis
The Faculty-Student Tennis Play Day held last Friday October 25 featured a round-robin mixed doubles event. Participants included Dr. Aubrey Gordman Miss Mary E McDonald Mrs Eleanor Mason Dr John A Moore Miss Jean Palmer Dr S Stansfeld Sargent Miss Marion Weber Dr Richard Youtz and students Dorothy Bradford Jane Clark Barbara Davis Harriet Mandell Mickey Martin Emilie McMurray Page Morris Helen Pond and Clara Robertson. Winners were not recorded according to Miss Kay Goldsmith.
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Aubrey Gordman
Mary E. McDonald
Eleanor Mason
Athletic
John A. Moore
Jean Palmer
S. Stansfeld Sargent
Marion Weber
Richard Youtz
Dorothy Bradford
Jane Clark
Barbara Davis
Harriet Mandell
Mickey Martin
Emilie McMurray
Page Morris
Helen Pond
Clara Robertson
Liberal Club Flection Fo rum and Student Dances
College notices list events including Liberal Club forum in College Parlor on Friday November 1, Hallowe en Dance at 4 UCA and Lutheran, Episcopal, Newman Club activities in John Jay Hall and Conference Room with Newman Club Dance on November 5 plus Holiday Election Day observed.
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Liberal Club
College
UCA
Hallowe'en Dance
Betz Beats Davis In Exhibition At Barnard Jungle Courts
Pauline Betz, holder of the United States and Wimbledon titles, defeated Barbara Davis 6-2 6-1 in two sets at Barnard College during an Eastern Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament exhibition. Davis showed fine forms and Betz’s powerful serve and occasional net fault influenced the match. Betz, a Californian, has won the U S National Women's Singles Championship four times and was runner up in 1941 and 1945.
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Barnard College
Pauline Betz
United States
Barbara Davis
Barnard
Fort Hunter
Miss Betz
Miss Davis
Religious Clubs Plan Two Holiday Dances
University Christian Association hosts a Hobgoblin Hop today from four to six in Casa Italiana with Blue Lions providing music and refreshments. The Newman Club sponsors an Election Eve dance Monday at John Jay Hall and the Friday Luncheons begin tomorrow with rosary and Corpus Christi Church gathering.
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University Christian Association
Casa Italiana
119Th Street
Amsterdam Ave
Folk Dance Concludes AA Sports Week at Barnard Gym
On Friday November 1 at 8 p m folk dancing ends AA Sports Week in Barnard gym. Students may bring dates or come alone with invitations sent to Columbia peers. Tickets are twenty five cents with proceeds aiding the Foster Parents Plan term drive. The program includes square dancing led by Fred E Menaker and his band with refreshments of cider and doughnuts.
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Barnard Gymnasium
Columbia
Fred E. Menaker
Muriel Chevious
Mary Knaepen
Mary Roush
Alma Jean Beers
Nancy Ross Auster
Jean Mansfield
Marilyn Karmason
Anna Kazanjian
Mary Nicholson
Shirin Devrim Transfers to Barnard From Istanbul
Shirin Devrim, a second semester sophomore, transfers from the American Girl's College in Istanbul to Barnard. She recalls the campus perched on a hill overlooking the Bosporus and the towers built by Mohammed II in 1458. She also admires Riverside Drive at night when factories across the river are unseen.
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Shirin
Barnard
American Girl’s College
Istanbul
Bosporus
Mohammed II
Constantinople
Riverside Drive
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Equality of Nations
U.N. Assembly
Government Department
U.N
Barnard In Fashion
Little Parlor
South Lawn
Betty Coombe
Blue Lions
Cornelia Barber
Karl Touraine
U.C.A
Bill Silvernail
Columbia University
World Student Christian Federation
Switzerland
U.C.A. Chapel
Isabel Sarvis
Metropolitan Student Christian Council
Lee Lyman
Louis J. Lindner
West 33Rd St. N. Y
Veils
Shirin Devrim
Tilson Pharmacy Cor
Broadway
116Th St
the King's Kitchen, Inc
Eclair
King’s Bake Shop
King’s Cake Shop
110Th Street
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Vower
Erat Coor
Mis
Venteen
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