Queens College - Silhouette Yearbook (Queens, NY)

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Powdermaker appears on Author Meets the Critic radio program. DECEMBER 1950: Playshop presents All My Sons . . . Snow storm causes power failure and suspension of classes . . . 250 students attend presentation of The Quiet One sponsored by Phi Gamma . . . Q. C. Liberals reinstated . . . First issue of The Queens Garter published . . . Pianist Jeanette Haien performs at last Musicale of the term . . . Choral Society performs The Messiah. JANUARY 1951: City Board of Estimate approves Library Fund . . . Barbara Van Buren and James Elsbery nominated for President of Student Body . . . Peace Forum includes Dr. Henry David and Dr. Oscar Shaftel . . . S. A. O. Dance features Ray Eberle and Helen Ramsey. FEBRUARY 1951: N. A. A. C. P. and His- tory Department agree on new textbook . . . James Elsbery elected President of Student Body . . . Last February graduation held . . . Billy Butterfield Orchestra highlights S. A. O. Dance. MARCH 1951: Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt dis- cusses Education for Peace before en- thusiastic student audience . . . Power Unit under construction behind the cafeteria build- ing . . . College opposes business zone near Campus . . .Barney Ross helps launch U. J. A. Drive. APRIL 1951: A Day at Queens College, G documentary sound-color film depicting student life at Queens, will go into produc- tion soon under inter-departmental direction - . . Six Q. C. students travel to Philadelphia in Order to attend model U. N. General As- Sembly . . . Professor Lionel Trilling of Colum- bla University speaks on The Poet as Hero: Keats in His Letters at a Tea sponsored by l the Journal Club . . . Arthur Berger, noted music critic, lectures on Two Main Currents in Contemporary Music . . . First meeting of the Student-Faculty Committee held . . . Dr. Robert Pratt, Chaucer scholar, accepts pro- fessorship at University of North Carolina. MAY 1951 : Three one act plays presented by Playshop . . . Improvements started on parking areas . . . Varsity Show presents Time Out for Love.

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