Henderson Lectures on Revolt in Asia to Barnard Club
William Henderson, government instructor, spoke to the Barnard Chinese Club on The revolt of Asia. He argued Western influence fueled explosive Asian misery and driven a four-part revolution: nationalism, racism, economic upheaval, and social restructuring transforming Asiatic societies. He urged U.S. awareness of Asia’s historic revolt amid ongoing Communist efforts.
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Henderson
Asia
William Henderson
Barnard Chinese Club
Institute of Pacific Relations
Mr. Henderson
Asiatic Society
America
World Communist Movement
East
Walsh Lectures on Dante Vision and One World Idea
Father Walsh on Dante links beauty to form in matter and uses Italian poetry to illustrate meaning. The Fordham professor on leave, editor of Thought, discusses Dante’s early sense of a unified world and his translation work on Augustine’s City of God.
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Father Walsh
United Nations
Fordham University
Thought
St. Augustine
Hofstra Students Debate National Wage Control Topic
Florence Sack and Lois Schwartz argued the negative side on November 27 at Hofstra College in a debate over the national topic Resolved that the Federal Government Should Adopt a Permanent Policy of Wage and Price Control. Barnard will present the affirmative against Fordham the following day.
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Florence Sack
Lois Schwartz
Hofstra College
Barnard
Fordham
Faculty Follies Tickets On Sale This Week
Tickets priced at 1.50 dollars go on sale daily this week in the Office of Student Affairs Room 104 Bar nard from 11 to 2. Proceeds support the event.
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Office of Student Affairs
Barnard
Occupational Outlook Sees Wide Job Openings Across 400 Careers
The 1951 Occupational Outlook Handbook from the Labor Department and Veterans Administration highlights demand for over 75,000 new elementary teachers in 1950-51, shortages of scientists and pharmacists, and strong needs for engineers. It notes crowded legal jobs and limited radio and press opportunities, with women greatly needed in nursing and allied fields. Government and international agencies employ thousands, while private firms and relief organizations add many more Americans.
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United States Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Veterans Administration
Secretary of Labor
Maurice J. Tobin
Kenneth Holland
Institute of International Education
Holland
U.N
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