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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1964
Page
4
A reflection on the 1964 New York Mets opening season and public fascination with a beloved but bumbling team. The piece muses on sport as social distraction, intellectual inquiry, and cultural phenomenon with witty comparisons to Casey Stengel and Sisyphus.
Faith Holsaert 66 will discuss Albany Georgia Behind the Headlines based on her SNCC field secretary work there in 1962 63. The talk in the James Room Wednesday April 15 aims to explain the Georgia situation since violence has returned to the South noting the Jacksonville death of a Negro woman and cross burnings in the Mississippi delta.
Pakistan acting UN representative V mar A. Hamdani called Pakistan a free world bastion in Asia and cited its strategic bridge role between the Middle East and Southeast Asia and being America’s largest Asian ally with 100 million people. He outlined two friction points in Pak US relations including the Sino Pakistan border accord.
Russell D. Stetler Jr. led the May 2nd Committee a Yale Socialist Union group formed last March to oppose U S troops in Vietnam. The group plans a May 2 demonstration at 110th Street and Eighth Avenue with delegates from about 25 colleges. Levi Laub urged action to stop the war.
Readers rebut Mademoiselle's Barnard piece, calling it inexact and taste biased. They defend student life, object to stereotypes, and argue the article exposes open issues rather than prejudice.
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