U N Will Stay Martin Analyzes Two Global Issues
Paul Martin of the Canadian UN mission spoke on Korea and Tunisia Morocco at a Comparative Government class. He argued forceful action for Korea but cautioned against pressuring prisoners. He supported self-determination yet warned Russia could gain by freeing North Africa from France.
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U.N
Paul Martin
United Nations
Thomas Peardon
Mr. Martin
Korea
Tunisia
Morocco
Martin
China
North Korea
Canada
Russia
Delegates Discuss US Policy At SCUSA West Point
Barnard College delegates Lynne Bresler and Geraldine Kirshenbaum joined fifty-one colleges at the Fourth Annual Student Conference on United States Affairs at West Point. The four day event, sponsored by the Debate Council Forum of the Military Academy and the Carnegie Corporation, tackled a policy against Soviet Communism with discussions on political economic moral psychology and military aspects. Distinguished speakers LTG Lyman Lemnitzer, Hardy S. Dillard, and Edwin M. Wright addressed the delegates.
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Lynne Bresler
Geraldine Kirshenbaum
Barnard College
United States Military Academy
West Point
Debate Council
Military Academy
Carnegie Corporation of New York
SCUSA
United States
Lyman L. Lemmitzer
Hardy S. Dillard
University of Virginia
Edwin M. Wright
Department of State
Bogus edition targets Barnard Bulletin hoax
An apparently fake Barnard Bulletin edition circulated on campus claiming the paper went on strike over women in dormitories. The spoof resembled a Spectator protest piece, misused staff names, and urged a rally at Hewitt Hall, but students were not deceived.
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Barnard Bulletin
Bulletin
Office of Student Affairs
Columbia
Columbia Spectator
James Wechsler
Spectator
Hewitt Hall
Anne Sibek
Barnard
Brooks
Hewitt
Milbank
Jake
New York Group Seeks Overseas Correspondents
The New York Committee for Letters Abroad invites students to apply for correspondence with people abroad. Send applications to P.O. Box 433 Madison Square Station New York 10 NY with age occupation and interests and a self addressed stamped envelope.
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New York
Replacement Offered for Iron Gate to Close 119th Street
Miss Palmer seeks any owner of a wrought iron gate to donate. Past efforts failed. gifts are tax exempt for income tax. Current plan, barring windfall, calls for a green wooden fence to close 119th Street at Broadway and Claremont Avenue.
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Anyo
Miss Palmer
119Th Street
Broadway
Claremont Avenue
Currie Probes Heavy Majors and Curriculum Reform
The Curriculum Committee seeks student input on overload majors and the major examination. A faculty instruction committee chaired by Associate Dean Thomas Peardon and a student committee led by Seal Eanders 538 discuss improving the curriculum. Student questionnaires translate opinions into faculty guidance.
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Thomas Peardon
Seal Enders
Blood Drive Falls Short at Columbia University
Captain Henry G. Moran reports the Columbia University blood drive collected 841 pints, well below the 1,728 pint goal. Barnard donated 11 pints due to no campaign lieutenant this year, while last year Barnard had 154 pints with more volunteers.
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Columbia University
Henry G. Moran
Barnard
Moran
Donovan asserts Americans have no choice of war or peace
Major General William J. Donovan declares that the Soviet Union has chosen for the United States and urges guerrilla warfare in Asia alongside formal fighting in Korea. He warns against containment and urges proactive action, noting his recent SHAPE talks and Columbia ties.
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Soviet Union
William J. Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
Donovan
China
Asia
Korea
Major Donovan
Shape
Columbia University Law
Alexander Hamilton
Columbia College
Columbia University
Tibetan Religious Art Exhibit Opens at Columbia Rotunda
A special collection of Tibetan religious art is on view in the Rotunda of Low Memorial Library until January 12. The show is sponsored by Columbia arts and libraries groups and coincides with the release of Tibetan Religious Art by Antoinette K. Gordon. Notable items include temple banners wood blocks and a photostat of a letter from the Dalai Lama to Mrs Gordon, believed to be the only such letter to a Westerner.
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Low Memorial Library
Columbia
Department of Fine Arts and Archaeology
Columbia University
Bush Collection of Religion and Culture
Columbia University Press
Antoinette K. Gordon
Gordon
Dalai Lama
Tibet
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Currie
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