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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1956
Page
3
Columbia University physicist Dr. Polykarp Kusch argues science itself is neutral and that morality applies to how society uses science and technology. He notes knowledge can be dangerous only through misuse, and praises science for expanding thought and shaping daily life.
The fifty fifth annual Greek Games will be dedicated to Zeus and center on the recreation of man after a flood. Joan Brown announces the theme after a meeting of the ’59 and ’60 committee heads. Sophomore chairmen include Corky Marcus and Tobi Bernstein among others. Freshman chairs are led by Marge Donnelly with Myrna Neuringer and others assisting.
Barnacles prepare an annual water ballet transforming Barnard’s pool into toyland inspired by My Fair Lady and Swan Lake. The show runs Thursday and Friday December 13 and 14 at 5 15 p m with acts including Terry Gamba 97 bullfight interpretation and diving by Sybil Stocking 58 and Eileen Higgenbottom 338 Lucy Curley Joyce 57 student chairman offers a Mayuka Masquerade Suite solo.
Miss Ralston of the Near East College Association will visit the Placement Office Friday December 14 to interview seniors for teaching positions in English mathematics or general science at Near East colleges. No teaching certificates or education courses required. Sign in by December 10 to arrange 9:30 to 12:30 appointments.
Undergraduate President Ann Lord urged at the Student Council meeting that funds collected for Hungarian aid be redirected to maximize impact. The council backs two full scholarships for women refugees and a committee will assess needs and Barnard group capacity. Lord asked organizations to dedicate future projects to the Hungarian scholarship fund and present plans for council approval. Term Drive chair Sheila Tropp noted Hungarian relief programs are competing with Term Drive. options are to end Term Drive this semester.
Columbia University professor Dr Otto Klineberg will address the Columbia chapter of the NAACP at 3 10 this afternoon in Hamilton Hall 303 on Race Myth and Fact and educability of Negroes. He has served as UNESCO official and WWII intelligence psychologist and is author of Race and Psychology and Negro Intelligence and Selective Migration.
Dorothy Kawachi reports the sophomore class raised 90 dollars from a No Diet Day cake sale to aid Hungarian relief. The green candle drive, funded by Will and Baumer Candle Co and others, has also netted 90 dollars since Monday. Contention over fund allocation continues as the group plans to light dorm windows in solidarity, with Columbia College students needing World University Service approval for cross-campus support.
Dr. H. Stein will address pre medical students on issues faced by women physicians. keynote speaker Dr Helen Dym Stein will discuss the married woman’s training and practice in medicine. Her husband Dr Harold Stein will attend to share his view on her dual roles.
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