Freshmen Introduced to Dorm Life and City Tours
About eighty five new Columbia freshmen live in dorms as the campus starts a welcome program. Friday socials at Hewitt Hall and informal gatherings led to Sunday group tours to Corpus Christi St John the Divine Riverside and St Pauls Chapel. Tours include Staten Island ferry, Fifth Avenue bus, MoMA Rayden Planetarium and Radio City show. Election for Social Chairman set for Friday.
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Corpus Christi
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Riverside
St. Paul’s Chapel
Brooks Hall
Betty
Geneva Pratt
Staten Island
Fifth Avenue
Museum of Modern Art
Rayden Planetarium
Radio City Music Hall
Gloria Callen Jones
Executive Council
Columbia
Gym Registration Scheduled for Thursday and Friday
Students may sign up for classes on Thursday from 42 to 4 30 and Friday from 9 to 2. Miss Margaret Holland head of Physical Education announces all students must register within those hours with no other days set aside.
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Margaret Holland
Department of Physical Education
Sixteen Barnard Students Attend June Camp Course
Sixteen Barnard students across classes of 1946 1947 and 1948 spent two weeks last June at Barnard Camp for the annual June Course. Miss Margaret Holland and Miss Corinne Bize led the program with three groups building cooking setups and hosting cookouts. They hiked to Croton Dam and learned both camping and indoor skills with plans for a winter program and upcoming freshman weekend events.
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Barnard
Barnard Camp
Margaret Holland
Barnard Physical Education Department
Corinne Bize
Physical Education Department
Croton Dam
Elsie Koerner
Ruth Montgomery
Kathleen Mero
Doris Biggio
Stefanie Zink
Alta Goalwin
Georgina Goodwin
Vera Dettweiler
Betty Green
Peggy Partridge
Sally Crane
Betty Campion
Lorna Pitz
Nancy Chase
Jane Weid-lund
Plan To Open FM Station At Columbia University
Columbia University seeks a license for an FM station to broadcast evening adult courses in science sociology anthropology history literature and languages. Programs will include university convocations public lectures and music with access for Teachers College and area institutions. Dr Russell Potter heads a ten member committee to supervise the studio and course selection will aim to reach those unable to attend classes. The project also envisions training leaders for radio and developing adult level sound instruction.
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Columbia University
Teachers’ College
Menorah Hosts Welcome Tea for New Columbia Jewish Students
Menorah holds an official welcome tea in the Dodge Room Earl Hall at 8 P.M. inviting new and old members plus guest of honor Mrs Annie Nathan Meyer. Rabbi Isidore B Hoffman and Judith Rudansk y call for attendance and note a Succoth Dance next day at the Jewish Theological Seminary.
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Menorah
Dodge
Earl Hall
Annie Nathan Meyer
Isidore B. Hoffman
Columbia
Judith Rudansky
Jewish Theological Seminary
Seixas Society
College Tea Planned for New and Returning Students
The Undergraduate Association invites all students to the first college tea of the semester in College Parlor on the third floor of Barnard Hall next Wednesday at four. The teas are a weekly college function to help students meet each other.
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College
Barnard Hall
Undergraduate Association
See The Change Continued from Page? Library reorganizes loan system
The Cumulative Book Index moved to the library’s south end table as changes reshape the main library. Staff prepared typed book cards and pockets for all twenty thousand circulating books to speed loans. Reserve book access improves with lists available through the Reference librarian for student use.
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