Barnard Officials Review Tuition at Open Assembly
College leaders discuss tuition problems at Barnard College in an open Representative Assembly meeting led by President Millicent C. McIntosh General Secretary Jean Palmer and Comptroller Forrest Abbott. Undergraduate President Ruth Segal notes faculty salaries and teacher retention as key issues.
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Millicent C. McIntosh
Jean Palmer
Forrest Abbott
Representative Assembly
Latham Playhouse
Ruth Segal
Barnard
Creativity and Neurosis in Art and Science
Dr. Ruth Berenda defines neurosis as survival mechanisms and argues creativity is a dynamic process influenced by courage and originality. She cites the mother child relationship and unconditional love as foundational, warning that neurosis can separate art from life or co‑opt life into art. She notes two paths for affect: total integration or work as living substitute.
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Ruth Berenda
Erich Fromm
Harry S. Sullivan
Berenda
Dr. Berenda
Barnard Plans Spring Challenge Program on Academic Freedom
Susan Rennie and Ruth Schwartz spearhead Barnard College preparations for a Spring colloquium on Academic Freedom. A Skeleton committee coordinates sponsor backed by the Student Council to raise awareness through open discussions with invited speakers linking current events to student interests.
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Susan
Rennie
Barnard
Yale University
Smith College
Miss Rennie
Ruth Schwartz
Yale
Hubert Humphrey
Dem
Minnesota
Italian Education System Overview by Professor Bove
Barnard Italian Department's Professor Maristella Bove described Italy's education at an Education Colloquium. She outlined a vertical curriculum with Latin Greek and Italian history, five years of language study, and a mature exam with written and oral parts, noting declines due to insufficient technical schools.
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Maristella Bove
Barnard
Bove
Rome
Giovanni Gentile
Italan
Lyceum
Senator Williams to speak on big government dangers at Columbia
New Jersey Senator Harrison Williams will address Columbia University students at 1 p m next Saturday about Is Big Government a Danger to American Democracy The event marks the third politically oriented talk in two weeks following remarks by Mrs Margaret Shipherd associate director of Morningside Heights Inc on Title I and by Stuyvesant Wainwright at the Young Republican Club in Harkness Theater Shipherd noted the 1937 act aimed at low income housing and the 1949 amendment reflecting middle income housing needs Residents of Morningside Heights resisted dispossession for a middle income project forming the Save Our Homes Committee She said its leaders sought class war rather than saving homes
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New Jersey
Harrison Williams
Lexington Democratic Club
Columbia University
Margaret Shipherd
Morningside Heights, Inc
Political Council
Stuyvesant Wainwright
Young Republican Club
Harkness Theater
Millicent C. McIntosh
Petrified Forest screens tonight at Minor Latham Playhouse
The Undergraduate Association presents a two show run of The Petrified Forest at 7 and 9 p m in Minor Latham Playhouse. The program stars Humphrey Bogart Leslie Howard and Bette Davis under the series title The Film As Art focusing on Great Stars of The Thirties.
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Petrified Forest
Undergraduate Association
Latham Playhouse
Humphrey Bogart
Leslie Howard
Bette Davis
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