Faculty Notes Highlight Voice of America and Academic Talks
Krisch coauthored the 1962 final report evaluating Voice of America Russian broadcasts to the USSR submitted to USIA. He attended a Soviet Union conference in Poughkeepsie chaired by Leo Grubow, with diplomats and academics present. Other items note Nazareth College talk by Barry Ulanov, Boorse's new UIA post, USIA translating The Roosevelt Reader, and reprintings by Russell and Russell.
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Henry Krisch
Government Department
Voice of America
U.S. Information Agency
Ussr
Krisch
Oakwood
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Leo Grubow
J. Kireey
Columbia
Hunter and City Colleges
Barry Ulanoyv
Nazareth College
Kalamazoo
Mich
Henry A. Boorse
Voice Of America brain missing Information gained from these experiments
Miss Nemser will continue research and teach at Yale next year. Miss Weinswasser works for NASA and uses the IBM computer at the Interchurch Center to do calculations and programming. She plans to Europe for the summer with earnings. Miss Wittenberg met Skitch Henderson at NBC last summer and does most work in his brownstone studio. She majors in economics and math and finds midterms and finals heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nemser
Yale
Miss Weinswasser
NASA
IBM
Interchurch Center
Miss Weiswasser
Europe
Miss Wittenberg
Skitch Henderson
NBC
Mrs. Wittenberg
Committee Emphasizes Exam Rules
The Committee on Instruction reminds students of their obligation to meet examination requirements and to check the final exam schedule as it may change. Absence without a valid excuse yields a zero. May exams must be taken in September. deficiency exams are for qualifying absentees due to illness, religious observance, or extreme family emergency.
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Committee On Instruction
Nelson
Debate on Civil Defense Shelters Sparks Old Arguments
About thirty attendees debated the value of fallout and bomb shelters in a nuclear war scenario. Professor Seymour Melman argued for peace and restraint, while Henry Hoffman urged nationwide shelters. Professor Pat Thaddeus provided scientific data on radiation and incendiary effects corroborating Melman.
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Seymour Melman
Henry Hoffman
Office of Civil Defense Mobilization
Hoffman
Pat Thaddeus
The
Institute For Space Studies
Professo. Melman
Thaddeus
Hamburg
Germany
Melman
HUAC Hearings Protested In Los Angeles
Groups formed to protest the Los Angeles HUAC hearings held April 24 27 with non violent demonstrations. The Joint Project to Protest the Los Angeles Hearings of the HUAC and a Los Angeles centered group coordinated student protests across the city in May 1960 following similar San Francisco hearings that drew pickets at City Hall.
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Los Angeles
Subcommittee
House Committee On Un-American Activities
HUAC
San Francisco
McIntosh To Address Center Open House in Manhattanville
Barnard College President Mil licent C. McIntosh will speak at the Manhattanville Community Centers open house on May 2. The event introduces two new centers serving Manhattanville Homes with programs for seniors, children, after school activities, day care, camping trips, and summer day camps. Other speakers include Borough President Edward R. Dudley and NYC Housing Authority officials.
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Barnard College
Millicent C. McIntosh
The
Manhattanville Community Centers, Inc
Robert Shook
Manhattanville Homes
Manhattanville Houses
New York City
Manhattanville
Golden Horizons
Edward R. Dudley
New York City Housing Authority
William Reid
Manhattanville Centers
Ruth M. Morgan
Jessa Lyons
Riverside Church
New Community Center
West 125 Street
Churchman Preaches Civil Rights At Noon Meeting
Rev. William S. Coffin of Yale will discuss The Church and Civil Rights at the Thursday Noon Meeting. Coffin has led student and activist groups in the South and Africa, with a background in government, theology, and intelligence work, praised as a diverse community leader.
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Churchman
William S. Coffin
Yale University
Yale
Coffin
Union Theological Seminary
Central Intelligence Agency
Yale School of Divinity
Phillips Academy
Andover
Massachusetts
Williams College
Williamstown
Connie Brown
Features Vocational Theme on WNCB Radio
Barnard presented a program titled The College Girl Looks At Her Future on WNCB radio last Friday at 9 08 p m. It featured Mrs Jane Schwartz and three Barnard students Diane Carparetta Rochelle Haimer and Joan Gordon. The Alumnae committee chair notes counseling undergraduates reduces future vocational workshops needs. Diane Carparetta says boys do not take her medical school plan seriously.
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Barnard
WNCB
Jane Schwartz
Diane Carravetta
Rochelle Haimer
Joan Gordon
Schwartz
Alumnae Advisory Center
New York City
Mrs. Schwartz
Diane Carparetta
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Fessor Brennan
Philosophy
Russell and Russell Inc
Paramont Review
Julius Held
Art History
Rembrandt
Albright-Knox
Buffalo, N.Y
Barry Ulanov
Mr. Hoffman
Columbia Owl
McMillin Theatre
Joel Krosnick
Cellist
Jens Nygaard
West 117Th Street
Music Traps
Cent
L.A
Monarch Review
Brinton
Salter
Broadway
MclIntosh
Center
Thority
Freedom
Baornard
Michael Baybak
Anne Broderick
Pat Michaelis
Stephany Smith
Philanthropes
Joel Meltz
Minor Latham Playhouse
Jake Fbh