Seven College Conference Addresses NSA Roles Student Government
At Bryn Mawr College last weekend the Seven College Conference tackled NSA functions, student government roles, honor systems, and freshmen orientation. Delegates from Barnard to Wellesley discussed conflicts between NSA and campus policies, social responsibility, and new programs such as Bryn Mawr’s driving rules and Mount Holyoke’s reading list.
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National Students Association
Seven College
Bryn Mawr College
Mount Holyoke
N.S.A
Miss Gref
Bryn Mawr
Rea Highlights Newman's Powerful Influence on Faith
Father David Rea of Cathedral College of New York spoke at the Newman Club on Newman as a major influence. He described Newman as viewing religion as God’s objective work and warned against agnosticism eroding religion’s intellectual value.
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David Rea
Cathedral College of
New York
John Henry Newa
Newman
Newman Club
Father Rea
Student Debate Fosters Tension
The International Students Club meeting Monday saw rising tension between an Algerian and a French student as the Algerian spoke on the Algerian situation. The French student offered counterarguments, sparking discomfort among other members and prompting questions about proper procedure and the goals of the discussion.
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International Students Club
Intercollege News Service Expands for New York City Campuses
The Metropolitan College Press Association met at Brooklyn College to plan extending membership to all NYC area colleges. It aims to represent 250 000 students and serve as a news service across 25 campuses with committees for press conferences workshops and a rating service. Richard O Connor Brooklyn College editor said the group focuses on news dissemination rather than policy making.
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New York Metropolitan Area
Brooklyn College
Intercollege
New York City
Richard O’connor
Kingsman
MCPA
Overseas Press Club
National Students Association
O’connor
Metropolitan College
Shevelov Analyzes Shift In Shevchenko’s Final Years
Professor George Y. Shevelov of Columbia discusses Taras Shevchenko’s late works from 1857 to 1860. He notes a radical shift from “poetry of hatred” to restrained, universal themes and economical language after exile.
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Taras Shevchenko
George Y. Shevelov
Columbia Slavic Department
Ukraiian Circle
Columbia
Russky Kruzhok
Shevchenko
Siberia
St. Peterburg
Errata for Orientation Date and Columbia Student Council
Applications for freshman orientation are due April 24 not as reported. Israeli Stars show Sunday April 23 at 8 PM in McMillin, cosponsored by Israeli students Columbia SIO and sponsored by Joseph Ha. Representative Assembly will choose Barnard delegates to the Columbia University Student Council and the chairmen of Curriculum and Conference Committees.
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McMillin
Columbia
S.I.0
Joseph Ha
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Columbia University
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