Japanese Women Emancipation Discussed By Tokyo Professor
Professor Ayako Kikuchi outlines postwar Japan as it restructures society toward democratic norms. She notes legal equality, ongoing patriarchy in rural areas, and shifts in marriage, education, and family life amid urban and rural contrasts.
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Race central to Africa's independence drive speaker says
A Ghanaian UN researcher, speaking to the Foreign Students Christian Association, argues race is a key factor in Africa's struggle for independence. He criticizes frozen colonial laws, land dispossession, and racial subordination, praising education as the path to dignity and self rule.
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Forum Views on U N Intervention as Possible Step
The column argues that current conditions favor escalation and that only U N intervention could delay open conflict. It notes that even with U N action, a peaceful solution remains unlikely and that short of war, intervention may only buy time. B P J
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Civil Rights Committee Draws Broad College Support
A nonpartisan civil rights committee states it will avoid partisan backing in all its activities. Eleven colleges participate or have endorsed, including Hunter College, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn College, Queens College, City College, Hunter College Downtown, Manhattan College, Manhattanville College, Fordham University, Fashion Institute of Technology, and Yeshiva College.
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Pratt Institute
Booklyn College
Queens College
City College Uptown
Hunter College Downtown
Manhattan College
Manhattanville College
Fordham University
Fashion Institute of Technology
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