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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1952
Page
2
The piece argues that vigorous debate at the League of Nations and its successors is essential. It contends that calm discussion informs action on world issues and that heated, biased argument serves as a vital reminder of core international values, enabling broadly acceptable outcomes.
The article lauds the Model United Nations Conference as a meaningful chance for student delegates to grasp how nations form positions in the General Assembly. It urges participants to turn the 25th anniversary gathering into a genuine experience in world government.
The Barnard College Student Council states the Bear Pin will be awarded in good faith to those who have rendered continuous outstanding service to student life. The council recognizes differing opinions but emphasizes the honor and careful deliberation behind the selection.
An article describes a Model UN Conference where delegates deeply study their assigned nations, adopt personas, and debate in committees and caucuses. It notes a notable walkout by a USSR delegation, and recalls an incident where a Russian delegate was insulted by a US sympathizer for calling China Red China.
Ambassador Ernest A. Gross, deputy U S representative to the United Nations and Security Council member, will deliver the anniversary address at the United Nations Model Assembly next Tuesday. He outlines UN leadership, past accomplishments and future prospects, stressing citizen duty to learn about the UN.
Professor Bokhari, Pakistan’s permanent representative to the UN and acting Security Council president for April, will deliver the keynote at the Model United Nations Assembly. A Lahore college principal and eminent Urdu Persian writer, he advocates studying world affairs to prevent injustices and war.
In the current issue of Focus editor Beulah Sternberg notes an experimental theme centered on the Model United Nations General Assembly to be held Saturday. Articles mix world federation debates with translations and literary pieces, highlighting fiction by Fran cine Plessix and Canard by Cornelia Schaeffer alongside critiques of world government theories.
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