Distinguished Scholars View North American Democracy
McGill Conference on World Affairs held November 21 to 24 featured Barbara Sillar Max Lerner Henry A Kissinger and Frederick Watkins presenting key addresses on democracy in a changing world Panel discussions examined ethical leadership equal access to opportunity and the balance of power The speakers warned of nuclear war risks and urged creative elite leadership while outlining foreign policy challenges and the religious dimension of the current crisis.
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Barbara Sillar
Max Lerner
Henry A. Kissinger
Frederick Watkins
McGill
Lerner
Brandeis University
America
Free World
Harvard University
Dr. Kissinger
Harvard
Italian Teachers Club Christmas Show Plans
The Italian Teachers Association hosts a Christmas Festivity at Casa Italiana on December 3 at 3 00. Assistant Professor Maristella de Panizza Lorch directs a cultural program featuring La Vita Che Ti Diedi act one with Dolph Sweet, poetry by Lorch and Dr. Luciano Rebay, and Christmas vocal and instrumental numbers led by Dante Pocai. A December 9 poetry recitation contest for Barnard and Columbia first year Italian students will be judged by Barnard and Columbia faculty, an Italian cultural attache, and friends of the department, with prizes donated by President McIntosh and the Italian attache.
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Italian Teachers Association
Maristella de Panizza Lorch
Casa Italiana
Luigi Pirandello
Dolph Sweet
Lorch
Luciano Rebay
Barnard
Columbia
Conference plans in Los Angeles Latin America session
The Political Council aims to host a conference on Latin America titled New World Reawakened on March 4, 1961 with keynote speaker Douglas Dillon Under Secretary of State. Delegations from seventeen schools will attend with five discussion panels on foreign capital OAS US policy dictatorships and communism in Latin America social problems and a sixth Arts and Culture panel. Participants include Muna Lee J Marin professor R Alexander Stuart Tannenbaum and Robert Lekachman. Final resolutions will be sent to the OAS.
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Political Council
Douglas Dillon
Organization of American States
United States
Latin America
Ture
Muna Lee
Bureau of Inter-American Affairs
State Department
J. Marin
Ofessor R. Alexander
Rufgers
Stuart Tannenbaum
Columbia Biology Department
Robert Lekachman
Barnard Economics Department
OAS
Barnard Girls Win NSF Summer Science Grants
Seven Barnard students spent summer in lab coats and field boots working with scientists from botany chemistry and psychology departments. They collected samples along the New Jersey coast and Long Island, grew fungi cultures, and studied growth and sea adaptation. Findings will appear in the Growth Journal AAAS Congress on Oceanography reports, and Journal of Organic Chemistry with plans to continue next summer. psychology work involves generalization in learning using white rats and will be published as part of long term studies.
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Jane Weinstein
Barnard
Botany
National Science Foundation
Harriet Lipschitz
Rita Gabler
Myra Jacobson
Richtie
New Jersey
Long Island
Ritchie
The
Growth Journal
Aaas Congress On Oceanography
United Nations
Barnard Chemistry Department
Journal of Organic Chemistry
J. Gilmour Sherman
Rosemary Pierell
Marjorie Brazen
Gwen Taylor
NSF
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