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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1960
Page
3
Miss Barbara Ward, British economist, called the Adele Lehman Hall and Wollman Library opening a symbol of freedom for a people. She warned that Western ideas face danger from Communism and urged evolution of institutions with changing technology.
Dr Dorothy Pickles of Columbia warned at a Government History Majors meeting that euphoria over de Gaulle has faded as France faces continued crisis in the Fifth Republic. She argued his push for unity may overlook democracy's disunited nature and warned dictatorship could loom if an immediate situation demands.
The Second Annual Arts Festival runs April 19 to May 1 with events across Wollman Auditorium John Jay Lounge McMillin Theatre and Low Rotunda. Highlights include an all Vivaldi concert by NY Sinfonietta Chekhov farces Ussachefsky electronic music readings and a Jazz Festival with Marty Sheller Columbia Blue Notes and Barnard's Columbines.
Dr Gordon Bowles Visiting Professor of Anthropology at Columbia University told sociology majors that the struggle of the individual within the family lies at Japan's postwar changes. He noted a surface effort to preserve traditions but suggested a reverse trend toward individualism may be beginning.
Bishop Johannes Lilje warns that success or lack of political philosophy weakens resolve under dictatorship. He cites three dangers: vague political ideas, indecision, and courage to resist. He urges clear study of freedom and responsibility and timely moral stand against totalitarian pressure. He recalls Daniel and contrasts German and Japanese societal shifts before and after the war.
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