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THE COLLEGE NEWS

Wednesday; March. 11,1953"



President Uses Grant

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abling students to study anywhere
in the United States or abroad.
Yirka has chosen to go to Colum-
bia where she will take up Politi-
cal Science with special emphasis
on International Relations.
Explaining the Fellowship, Yir-
ka said one must be nominated by
faculty and then proceed to sub-
mit a one thousand word intellec-
tual biography. This means “You
first have to find out whether you
have an intellect and then find out
if it has developed since you were
five!” Then this procedure is fol-
lowed by “gruelling, gruesome” in-

terviews at the regional office
(which for Yirka was Princeton).
There you may be asked on the
theory of the co-ordinates or to
comment on Cannon’s latest book
(fortunately Yirka had read it),
then whether Mr. Cannon dis-
agreed with Morganthaul’s theory,
and “such like things”.

Yirka plans to get her Ph. D.
probably at Columbia (her main

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For International Study |

Alwwyne Concert Includes'
| Liszt, Debussy and Ravel
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for‘ secretary of Undérgrad.
Freshmen select candidates for
first Sophomore member to Self-
Govweiin sks oie
College elects the’ president’ of
the Alliance. * — Coie
7:15 p. m. Current Events
speaker to’ be’ announced. Com-

mand, Etude in E flat by Pagnini-
Liszt, the calm Lachen und Weinen
by Schubert-Zadora, and the start-
‘lingly quick’ and shortPolichinelle
by Villa-Lobos.

There is no doubt of Mr. Al-
‘wyne’s mastery of the piano. Be-
cause of this it is difficult to the
point of impossibility to criticize
his performance. It is only pos-

mon Room.
8:15 p. m. Eric A. Havelock will |



deliver the White Memorial lec-|
ture: ‘The Quarrel Between Poe-
try ‘and Philosophy.” Goodhart.
Tuesday, March 17:

Sophomores | select’ candidates
for the first Junior member to
Undergrad.

Freshmen meet candidates for
vice - president of Self -Gov.;
Chapel head; secretary to Self
ay: 3 | ;

Halls elect Hall Presidents.



choice was Columbia or Harvafd)
and then go into the diplomatic
service; The Wilson Fellowship
puts an emphasis on teaching, and



Yirka plans to combine govern-
ment work with teaching.



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Airs Orals Problem

Have you passed all your orals?
Would you like to quiz the faculty
oral committee on any and all
phases of the language examina-
tions? If so, come to the Com-
mon Room next Tuesday night,
March 17, at 8:30 to a panel dis-
cussion and question period with
members of the various language

committees. The meeting is spon-
sored by the Curriculum Commit-

joyment shared by hearing his tee. You can learn how the orals
recital. ‘are graded, how you should write
‘an oral, and the problems of orals

College elects Common Treas- in general from the other side of



urer.
Wednesday, March 18:

Sophomores select candidates
for secretary of League.

Freshmen meet candidates for ,
vice-president of Undergrad; sée-
retary to Undergrad; vice-pres}
ident of Alliance. A

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