Niebuhr on Public and Private Destinies Discussed at Thursday Noon
Professor Reinhold Niebuhr of Union Theological Seminary spoke on balancing public responsibility with private life. He warned against fleeing public duties, noting the two dimensions of human existence and the dangers of today’s gadget driven, insecure society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niebuhr
Reinhold Niebuhr
Union Theological Seminary
Professor Niebuhr
Existentialists
Students protest NDEA disclaimer affidavit in Washington
Fifteen East Coast student delegates traveled to D C on April 20 to oppose the NDEA disclaimer affidavit and urge hearings. Abbe Fessenden led Bard College protests while meeting Kearns Dent Hollan and Read about removal of the affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Abbe Fessenden
Political Council
Barnard
NDEA
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
House Committee On Education and Labor
Miss Fessenden
Carroll D. Kearns
Twenty-fourth
John H. Dent
Twenty-first
Elmer J. Hollan
Thirtieth
Ben Read
Clark
Kearns
Dent
Senator Clark
Read
Senate
House
Hass Advocates Peaceful Revolution At College Assembly
Eric Hass editor of the Socialist Labor party newspaper the Weekly People addressed the Columbia College Political Assembly last Thursday. He warned that war is coming as part of an enlightened proletariat nonmilitary revolution and cited Governor Nelson Rockefeller as an example of nuclear fallouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Hass
Socialist Labor Party
Weekly
People
Columbia College Political Assembly
Mr. Hass
Nelson Rockefeller
New Heroes Emerge In Children's Books
Mrs. Elizabeth Enright spoke at the English Conference on how heroes and heroines have changed in children's tales from fairy tales to modern cozy books. She noted three recurring roles in old tales and warned that magic has shifted to reality, affecting views of power and morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Enright
Mrs. Enright
Rabbi Ungar decries South Africa tragedy at meeting
Dr. Andre Ungar, citing his two years in the country, warned of a deepening bitterness among blacks and a crippling effect on whites. He argued South Africa is a mix of factors, with detribalization and Westernization altering both populations. He urged action or departure, noting his own expulsion threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Rabbi Andre Ungar
Jewish Graduate Society
Ungar
Mr. Ungar
Dr. Ungar
Rabbi Ungar
Also Mentioned on This Page
University of Texas’ Students’ Association
Vassar
Davit
UPS
Hunter College
Hunter
DePaul University
Kevin McCann
Defiance College
Ohio
Hass
Connie Brown
Proletariat