U.S. College Students Rally Behind Southern Sitdowns
Across the nation students protest segregated eating facilities in the South, sparking support from colleges from New York to New England. Editorials from Queens College and Bryn Mawr praise the movement as a national student revolt, with demonstrations and fund drives spreading to multiple campuses and regions.
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Philadelphia
South
Greensboro
North Carolina
Queens College Phoenix
Bryn Mawr College News
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
University of Mexico
New York
Hunter College
Simmons College
Smith College
Vassar
New England
Fund For
Nashville
Oberlin
Criticisms Mount Over Focus Review in Barnard Bulletin
A reader condemns an unsigned Focus review in the Barnard Bulletin for inaccuracy and sloppiness. The letter argues the critique misreads several works by Rosellen Brown and Bonnie Josephs, calls for responsible criticism, and questions missing coverage of five poems.
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Review of Focus
Focus
Rosellen Brown
Miss X
Miss Brown
Bonnie Josephs
Barnard Bulletin
Ginger Ullman
Professors and majors explore English and Spanish studies
Professors Patterson and Rosenberg outline English senior exams Part I three text analysis questions Part II an essay. Rosenberg urges factual background and cross discipline study. Rosa Chacel discusses Teresa Mancha and biographical research at the Spanish majors meeting. Other departments hold 1 pm meetings. room details on Milbank Hall bulletin board.
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Remington Patterson
Rosa Chacel
Teresa Mancha
Argentina
New York
Espronceda
Sociology Meeting Back with Advanced Japanese Ideas
The piece notes a continued discussion on Japan's new freedom and individualistic mindset. It describes how Japanese society now encourages individual rights while preserving traditional roots, exploring tension between personal choice and heritage.
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Japan
Eastern Colleges Science Conference at Hunter College
The Fourteenth Annual Eastern Colleges Science Conference at Hunter College April 21 to 24 aims to modernize and invigorate science education by providing a platform for idea exchange and original research. Notable speakers include Solomon Asch, Margaret Mead, Leon Lederman, and Edward L. Tatum.
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Eastern Colleges Science
Hunter College
Margaret Dedeian
Eastern Colleges Science Conference
Solomon Asch
Swarthmore College
Margaret Mead
Museum of Natural History
Leon M. Lederman
Cist
Columbia
Edward L. Tatum
Rockefeller Institute
Mina S. Rees
Harold H. Clum
Park Avenue
New York
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