G and S Final Rehearsals for Patience at Barnard
The Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society nears the final week of rehearsals for Patience. The production runs December 14 to 17 with a 13 piece orchestra using Sullivan's original English orchestrations. A Saturday matinee is open to Morningside Heights children for a fourth time, inspired by Oscar Wilde.
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Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan
Gilbert and Sullivan Society
Morningside Heights
Joseph Klein
Sullivan
England
Deadline for 1961 62 financial aid applications set
Bulletin board notes the February 6 1961 deadline for aid forms. Availability at the Office of the Dean of Studies Vit Milueras and Professor C L Weenn of Ox fo. other items include a December 15 poetry talk and January language test details.
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Vit Milueras
Far East Recognizes Civil Rights
Professor Theodore DeBary of Columbia spoke on Human Rights in the Orient at Earl Hall. He cited two factors in the Asiatic situation: acceptance of individual rights and the need to reconcile rights with state security, noting education levels and lack of independent institutions hinder rights protections. He urged deeper study of Oriental philosophies to foster genuine U S Asia dialogue.
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Theodore DeBary
Columbia
Earl Hall
Far East
East
DeBary
Theologian on motives in religious decision
The theologian notes that some vocations stress the glory of God or wealth of mankind more than others and that one cannot assure motives will stay constant. He emphasizes the religious depth in our decisions.
Salvadore Lopez to Speak at Thursday Noon Meeting
Salvadore P. Lopez former Philippine ambassador to Paris and now with the United Nations will address this week’s Thursday Noon Meeting, sharing insights from his international service.
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Salvadore P. Lopez
Paris
United Nations
Ed Colloquium and the study of teaching traits
A fragmented article fragment discusses traits of teachers focusing on the type of teacher who works with children. It contrasts “spontaneous” teaching with stereotypes of dedication and highlights classroom impact and teacher behavior.
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Basters
N Y Politician Analyzes Local Voting Trends
Charles D. Lieber spoke at a Political Council meeting on New York City voting patterns in the Eighth Assembly District. He tied conservatism to ethnic groups including Jewish Italian and Austrian Hungarian immigrants and noted Kennedy votes drifting away in D emocratic districts. He described Tammany Hall and district leadership shifts, and called the area a marginal race with the Park Avenue silk stockers and the Eighth District illustrating rapid change and a white district ripe for luxury housing.
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New York
Eighth Assembly
Charles D. Lieber
Political Council
Mr. Lieber
State Assembly
Austrian-Hungary
Kennedy
Park Avenue
Lieber
Tammany Hall
Democratic Party
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M Klein
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Fies
Immanuel Wallerstein
Columbia University
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South Africa
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The
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N.Y
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Europe
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University OF Paris
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