Eichmann Trial on Life and World Conscience in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem a trial for Adolf Eichmann's life is set against the memory of Nazi terror. The article frames the case as a test of humanity and society, noting Israel's ache to remember and the world's uneasy forgetting, with echoes of refugees, ships, and the White Paper.
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Eichmann, Society On Trial
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Jerusalem
Hebrew University
Judaean Hills
Meeting Hall
Nancy Neveloff
Germany
Palestine
Eichmann
Princeton Pembroke host discussions on role of citizens
A symposium themed Creative Peace on world affairs was held at Princeton University and Pembroke College last weekend. Governor Meyner and Life publisher Jackson opened, urging facts and unity, followed by talks on civil rights, government responsibility, and disarmament.
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Princeton U
Pembroke
Princeton
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Life Magazine
C. Douglas Jackson
Honor Board Emphasizes Student Responsibility and Reporting
The honor system requires personal honesty and care for others. Students must report violations or urge offenders to report themselves. The Board weighs individual cases to maintain integrity and trust, upholding a community where honesty prevents unfair advantages.
Exhibit of 300 UNH photos marks 75 years of settlement work
Ferris Booth Hall hosts an April 10 to 21 display of 300 documentary photographs by United Neighborhood Houses. The exhibit contrasts Lower East Side life from 1900s to present with before and after shots, highlighting prejudice, addiction, displacement, and juvenile crime. It features Riis works from MoMA and is guided by Henry Billings with ties to Greenwich House and UNH co-founder John Lovejoy Elliott.
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United Neighborhood Houses
UNH
America
Ferris Booth Hall
Jacob A. Riis
Museum of Modern Art
Mulberry St
Rivington St
Ellis Island
Henry Billings
Artists Equity
Vladimir G. Simkhovitch
Greenwich House
John Lovejoy Elliott
Students Decide On American Aims at Pembroke
Pembroke College hosted the Goals for Americans discussion from April 4 to 7. Sharon Black of Barnard led seventy delegates from thirty-three northeastern colleges through three groups on Equality of Opportunity Education Arts and Sciences and Health and Welfare. They produced an eight page report with proposals including federal target dates for desegregation within a decade and minimum standards ensuring access to education and medical clinics. Henry Winston, Brown's president emeritus and Barnard trustee, spoke on liberal concerns about finances and calls for public school curriculum reform.
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Pembroke College
The
American Assembly
Sharon Black
Barnard
Henry Winston
Brown
the American Assembly
Barnard Subject Deadline for PRO Submission
Correspondents from 102 Milbank must submit a feature story on Barnard related to the Thursday Noon Meeting held April 20. Include a resume detailing journalistic experience local address activities and expected academic program for the coming year by 5 p.m. on Thursday April 20.
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Milbank
Barnard
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Peace Corps
Honor Board Speaks
Life On Exhibit
FBH
Manhattan
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Federation
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Ferris Booth
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the Board OF Managers
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Expresso Beer
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Pawling
N.Y
McBurney
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GIBBS
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Boston
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