Professor S Moore to Teach at University of California San Diego
S Moore, Barnard associate in philosophy, will leave next year to serve as Visiting Professor at UC San Diego. He cites rising class sizes from 20 to 385 since 1960 and argues beyond 25 students, discussion falters. He recalls Reed College where classes were limited to 12 and reflects on student faculty rapport.
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Fair Admission Hikes At Zoo Exhibit
The article notes a fair with a canvas roof and a zoo where animals appear cold while the architecture pleases. It says the fair is worth the new admission price of 2.50 dollars after a loss last year. It suggests visitors might save with special discount tickets.
March 1965 Vietnam Protest Plan At White House Mall
The article describes a planned March beginning at 10 am with a White House picket, a Mall march to the Capitol to deliver a statement to Congress, and sessions with speakers including Senator Ernest Greening and journalist I. F Stone. Dick Greenman notes Goldwater’s stance alongside the Johnson bombing policy, asserting freedom hinges on action.
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Erratum on Handbook Work Assignments for Student Guides
The erratum notes a misstatement that juniors and seniors may work on the Freshman Handbook while the sophomore class handles it. It clarifies that the sophomore class is in charge of the Freshman Handbook and that the classes of 1966 and 1967 are responsible for the Student Handbook.
Correction Bulletin corrects Travaglianti spelling
The bulletin notes a misspelling of Charles Travaglianti in the April 8 issue. It identifies Travaglanti as a member at large of the Young Republican Executive Committee.
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Power Politics and Rationality in International Crises
The discussion covers a clash between rational state behavior and moral constraints. Uri Ra’anan and Prof. Burrell debate self preservation, overpopulation risks, and amoral realism, while Prof. Etzioni warns that rationality can drive dangerous outcomes. They examine smaller states, nuclear quotes, and the paradox of major powers unable to use force against rising smaller actors.
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Binion to Address Noon on Art History Shift
Rudolph Binion, history professor at General Studies, will discuss From Ultra-objective to Nonobjective Art 1900 to 1914 at today’s Noon Meeting in College Parlour. He teaches intellectual history at GS and graduate faculties and has taught at MIT and Rutgers.
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General Studies
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School of General Studies
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Rutgers
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