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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1961
Page
4
English instructor Robert Pack presented selections from his books Irony of Joy Stranger's Privilege and a forthcoming third volume. He discussed Yeats and Stephens as structural influences and noted English resourcefulness.
History professor Dr. George Woodbridge seeks expanded modern European history seminars and a shorter English history coverage. He praises Barnard students as bright and responsive while noting financial limits. Woodbridge's career spans Columbia General Studies, government aid programs, and future plans to teach at Barnard and publish.
Judy Lefkowitz highlights new courses in Greek and Latin, Philosophy, and Recreation Leadership. Classical Civilization 57 studies Greek tragedy with Aristotle’s Ethics and Poetics. Philosophy 25 examines social science versus philosophy, with works by Rousseau Marx Engels Hegel and Feuerbach. Recreation Leadership 1 offers one hour lectures and two hours of discussion with field work in social work or youth leadership.
Four Columbia University students challenged the HUAC panel in a Monday debate on abolishing the committee. Speaker Steve Sinder cited Justice Hugo Black’s dissent, calling HUAC unconstitutional and a restraint on free argument. The defense argued HUAC stifles creativity and relies on subpoenas to compel testimony.
In Evans ton Illinois on April 21 Kay Wonderlie vice president of the Northwestern Student Senate announced Students Committed to Accurate National Representation a new nonpartisan group to reform the NSA The plan argues for fair student representation and criticizes witch hunts while recalling cases of scientists and teachers as cautions The negative cites war like urgency and labels HUAC a weapon while supporters argue for abolishing the committee citing duplicative efforts by FBI and CIA and question convicting methods
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