Student Senate picks books for quarter program
Amid campus year end confusion, Student Senate announces Book of the Quarter picks Up From Liberalism by William F. Buckley and The Coming Political Breakthrough by Chester Bowles. The aim is to spark civic interest, challenge assumptions, and prompt questions about liberal and conservative thought through chapel programs and faculty talks.
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Senate
William F. Buckley
Chester Bowles
Pledging Plans For Women Societies Outlined
The article details a January pledging timetable for Alpha Sigma Delta, Gamma, and Kappa Pi with quotas, bid selection by preference, and events at Trowbridge House. Open house dates run January 10 and 17, with final votes on the same day.
Pledging Plans Set for Freshmen Women
Prospective pledges must submit their society preference orders to the Dean of Women by 10 am Saturday January 20. A pledging board will allocate bids based on both applicants and society preferences, with each society bidding to no more than one third of petitioners. Bids will be followed by a tea on January 21 and pledging runs through February 4.
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Alpha Sigma Delta
Rodelphian Gamma
Kappa Pill
Intersociety Council
Kalamazoo College Launches Cramathon Event
On December 5 Kalamazoo College introduced a marathon study session called the cramathon. The library opened at 10 p.m. and stayed open until 4 30 p m Friday, a sixty six and one half hour period. Women could sign out for night study at Mandelle Library.
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Kalamazoo College
Mandelle Library
Mandelle
Prominent Art Critics Speak at Kalamazoo Campus Events
Dorothy Adlow of the Christian Science Monitor will lecture on Backgrounds of Modern Art at 8:00 tonight, sponsored by the Women's Council. A tea in her honor will be held 3:30 to 4:30 this afternoon in Trowbridge Lounge. Agi Jambor will headline Kalamazoo in March for Bach Festival performances with the festival conducted by Dr. Russell A. Hammar.
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Sue Shipley
Dorothy Adlow
The
Christian Science Monitor
American Art Critics’ Award
Adlow
Women’s League
Women’s Council
Trowbridge
Kay Machin
Kalamazoo College
Kalamazoo Art Center
Chicago
Art
Agi Jambor
J.S. Bach
Kalamazoo
Russell A. Hammar
Music Department
George Luchtenberg
Hammar
Henry
Overley
Hundred Voice Chorus
Firesides Hosted by USCA This Saturday Evening
The United Student Christian Association sponsors firesides this Saturday night from 8 30 to 10 00 p m in the homes of Dean Lloyd Averill Dr Allen Buskirk and a third host on faculty row The theme is religion today with each session addressing a different aspect Sign up in Bowen Hall for attendees
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United Student Christian Association
Lloyd Averill
Allen Buskirk
Bowen Hall
Kalamazoo College Receives Two Unrestricted Grants
During Christmas vacation Kalamazoo College received two unrestricted gifts from the petroleum industry. The Esso Educational Foundation awarded $3,500 on December 12 as part of its 7th annual program. Texaco, Inc. followed with a $1,500 grant on December 22.
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Kalamazoo College
Esso Educational Foundation
Esso Foundation
Texaco, Inc
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