Barnard Reports 1960 61 Student Employment Levels
The Barnard Placement Office reports 52 percent of 1428 students worked at some paid job during 1960 61. Regular jobs lasted four to 33 weeks, with 13 percent employed all year. Juniors showed the highest regular employment, freshmen the lowest. Total earnings around 148000 dollars, average per student about 200 dollars. on campus work accounted for 38 percent of jobs.
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Emmet Deliberates on Reluctance to Judge Morality
Zane Berzins reports Miss Dorothy Emmet of the University of Manchester addressing a Thursday Noon Meet. She argues modern science oriented thinking diminishes value judgments and that calling someone a do gooder is an insult.
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Dorothy Emmet
University of Manchester
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CNVA Plans Vete Of Atmospheric Nuclear Testing
The CNVA announces plans to oppose atmospheric nuclear testing and vows to protest. The movement signals intent to mobilize public effort and coordinate actions against resumed testing, with speakers and organizers named in the item.
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Festival of Religious Arts at Columbia University
The Festival of the Religious Arts runs through May 15 on campus and features plays, concerts, lectures, and exhibits. Highlights include Marvin Halverson on The Face of Christ and the Image of Man, a Passover Jewish music program, The Way of the Cross, and an organ recital at St Paul’s Chapel. Admission is free.
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University Television to Feature Kimmey and Albrecht-Carrie
Two Barnard faculty members will appear on Columbia University Television’s International Studies series. Miss Jimmye Kimmey will discuss myths shaping foreign policy on April 27. Professor Rene Albrecht-Carrie will speak on changes in France and the European Inner Six on May 8. Channel 5 airings begin at 7:30 am.
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NSA Plans Student Relations Seminar for International Students
Applications are available for the Tenth International Student Relations Seminar led by Donald Emmerson. The eleven week program runs June 17 to August 30, focusing on contemporary international relations and student organizations, with attendance at the USNSA National Congress. Applications via the Barnard NSA Coordinator.
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United States National Student Association
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Barnard Nsa
Civil Rights Conference Frames Northern Employment Struggles
Sarah Lawrence College hosted a weekend conference addressing civil rights in the North with focus on housing discrimination in mobility, high rents and poor living conditions, and employment barriers such as low wages and union discrimination. It explored education segregation, community identity, and student activism for social change.
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